When did Hillel H. Ticktin establish Critique: Journal of Socialist Theory?
Hillel H. Ticktin established the journal in May 1973 under the title Critique: Journal of Marxist Theory and Soviet Studies.
Hillel H. Ticktin established the journal in May 1973 under the title Critique: Journal of Marxist Theory and Soviet Studies.
Leon Trotsky predicted that Joseph Stalin's program of Socialism in One Country would inevitably fail and that the capitalist market system would be restored despite official state claims otherwise.
Four issues appear each year to accommodate the broader range of topics covering political economy, philosophy, history and art.
Routledge took over distribution of the journal starting in April 2006 following years of independent operation managed by the Centre for the Study of Socialist Theory and Movements at the University of Glasgow.
István Mészáros contributed extensively to the theoretical depth of the journal throughout its early years while Ernest Mandel provided critical economic analysis that shaped the publication's reputation among Marxist scholars.