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Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research is a partner of the International Union of Left Publishers (IULP). The IULP brings together over forty publishers from more than twenty countries to advance left ideas, produce collective books, and initiate the annual Red Books Day. Since 2020, the IULP has produced several collective books, where dozens of publishers released the same book in their different languages on the same day.


Kollontai 150

April 30, 2022  

In honor of the 150th anniversary of the soviet militant and intellectual Alexandra Kollontai’s birth on 31 March 1872, the International Union of Left Publishers releases Kollontai 150, an effort of 25 publishing houses in more than 20 different languages.

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Paris Commune 150

May 26, 2021  

On the 150th anniversary of the bloody defeat of the Paris Commune, dozens of publishers across the world commemorate its legacy and continued importance for the working people of the world. Paris Commune 150, published in a range of languages reflective of the diversity of the working class, collects historic texts from Karl Marx and V.I. Lenin with important reflections from scholars Vijay Prashad and Tings Chak. This short book is imbued with designs and cultural materials reflective of the Commune’s commitment to use art to usher in a new world from the ruins of past empires.

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Che

Che

October 8, 2020  

Twenty left publishers from around the world release a joint edition including two essential texts by Che Guevara on the fifty-third anniversary of his assassination by the CIA in Bolivia. These texts, with insight from Aijaz Ahmad and María del Carmen Ariet García, provide us with a clear and resolute summation of Che’s spirit of conviction, scientific insights, human compassion, and unrelenting will to achieve the victory of the oppressed over the oppressors.

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Mariategui

Mariátegui

June 14, 2020  

This volume, produced by six publishing houses in six languages, collects three of Mariátegui’s texts along with an introduction by the Brazilian Marxist intellectual Florestan Fernandes (1920-1995) and a preface by the collective from the Escuela José Carlos Mariátegui (Argentina).

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Red Books Day Celebrated on Each Continent.

April 30, 2020  

LeftWord Books and our partner publishing houses in India gave the call for Red Books Day to be held on 21 February 2020 as a way to fight back against the unreason of the far right. We asked people around the world to go into public places and hold readings of The Communist Manifesto in their own languages. The effort was immediately supported by the International Assembly of the Peoples and by several political parties, publishing houses, bookstores, writers, and artists. The Indian designer Orijit Sen created the logo; Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research developed a range of posters.

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Red Books Day Celebrated on Each Continent.
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Books

Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research is a partner of the International Union of Left Publishers (IULP). The IULP brings together over forty publishers from more than twenty countries to advance left ideas, produce collective books, and initiate the annual Red Books Day. Since 2020, the IULP has produced several collective books, where dozens of publishers released the same book in their different languages on the same day.

Kollontai 150

April 30, 2022

In honor of the 150th anniversary of the soviet militant and intellectual Alexandra Kollontai’s birth on 31 March 1872, the International Union of Left Publishers releases Kollontai 150, an effort of 25 publishing houses in more than 20 different languages.

DOWNLOAD PDF

Paris Commune 150

May 26, 2021

On the 150th anniversary of the bloody defeat of the Paris Commune, dozens of publishers across the world commemorate its legacy and continued importance for the working people of the world. Paris Commune 150, published in a range of languages reflective of the diversity of the working class, collects historic texts from Karl Marx and V.I. Lenin with important reflections from scholars Vijay Prashad and Tings Chak. This short book is imbued with designs and cultural materials reflective of the Commune’s commitment to use art to usher in a new world from the ruins of past empires.

DOWNLOAD PDF

Che

Che

October 8, 2020

Twenty left publishers from around the world release a joint edition including two essential texts by Che Guevara on the fifty-third anniversary of his assassination by the CIA in Bolivia. These texts, with insight from Aijaz Ahmad and María del Carmen Ariet García, provide us with a clear and resolute summation of Che’s spirit of conviction, scientific insights, human compassion, and unrelenting will to achieve the victory of the oppressed over the oppressors.

DOWNLOAD PDF

Mariategui

Mariátegui

June 14, 2020

This volume, produced by six publishing houses in six languages, collects three of Mariátegui’s texts along with an introduction by the Brazilian Marxist intellectual Florestan Fernandes (1920-1995) and a preface by the collective from the Escuela José Carlos Mariátegui (Argentina).

DOWNLOAD PDF

Red Books Day Celebrated on Each Continent.

April 30, 2020

LeftWord Books and our partner publishing houses in India gave the call for Red Books Day to be held on 21 February 2020 as a way to fight back against the unreason of the far right. We asked people around the world to go into public places and hold readings of The Communist Manifesto in their own languages. The effort was immediately supported by the International Assembly of the Peoples and by several political parties, publishing houses, bookstores, writers, and artists. The Indian designer Orijit Sen created the logo; Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research developed a range of posters.

DOWNLOAD PDF

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