No.1262
Or else what OP?
Hm?
Check this out <-
Didn't think so.
No.1273
let's summon Ismail
No.1294
Books about the Russian Revolution/Soviet Union:
https://www.leftypol.org/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=217You can find a PDF of almost everything in that list on Libgen.
No.1297
>>1294Also, try the links before using Libgen. It's often not necessary to use the latter.
No.2536
nobody is going to just read this shut you copy pasted with zero context btw
No.2537
>>2535Wasn't expecting it that soon. Based, thanks!
No.2541
>>1251The last part is a lie
No.5617
Give me your favorite books especially if it's about history
No.5621
>>2971>>2972>>2973He sounds interesting
No.5698
>>5676sorry, didn't think of it, just resharing what I got from here
sandinistaSandinista No.5962
Anybody have Political Economy of Human Rights in their clipboards? hahaha unless…
No.6019
any of you got Washington bullets capitalist realism hinterlands and any books related
No.6060
>>6057Can someone try this and confirm it works real quick
No.6192
>tfw can't read all these fast enough
fuck I hate being a brainlet :(
No.6411
bump,
No.6483
If anyone has any Artaud, Bataille, or Deleuze please giveristocracyΈριστοκρατία
No.6704
>>6701You can still download papers through libgen:
https://libgen.is/scimag/It won't fetch new ones though.
No.6707
>>6693I literally have 5000 pdfs downloaded on probably every subject in existance
How the fuck am I gonna read all that
No.6882
I am formally requesting for any PDF of DPRK novels/plays/opera
Thank you for understanding.
No.7034
Why do people read PDFs? I refuse to read anything that isn't in EPUB format unless a books is very heavy on graphics or something.
No.7035
>>7034I read them because I'm too lazy to look for an epub reader.
No.7036
>>7034I like epubs too because then I can read it on my ereader. But if it is something that I am going to read on the computer for some reason, I actually do prefer pdfs
or djvu simply because the software is better for it.
No.7254
>>7075En español!
Cosillas que encontré por ahí
No.7281
>>7254Hmmm, muy nice, gracias
No.7540
Hey comrades do you have pdf for any of the following:
>Caring for souls in a neo liberal age
>A theology of liberation
>The chapo book(is it any good?)
No.7808
>>7806does this exist in english or one of the yugoslav languages maybe?
No.8101
>>8055This looks very interesting.
>>8059Here you go, anon.
No.8558
requesting the complied shoplifting guide
No.8566
Communiqué From an Ex-Cop:
>A heavily annotated edition of LAPD killer cop Christopher Dorner’s final statement to the world. Published on the one-month anniversary of his final act, extensive footnotes and primary-sourced appendices provide extensive historical context for Dorner’s grievances with, and criticisms of, his former employer: the Los Angeles Police Department. From its rigged internal tribunals to the racket of police overtime pay to the invention of the term “suicide by cop” by the academic-law-enforcement complex, this zine discards the “rambling manifesto” frame presented by the media and sincerely takes up Dorner’s challenge to journalists to investigate his allegations of a billion-dollar institution rife with corruption, racism, and brutality. 2013. 94 pp.
The Only Way Out Is Always Through the Police: A History of the 2020 New York Riots:
>A reportback from the 2020 George Floyd uprising in New York City. 48 pp. 2020.
For the Pacific Northwest Grand Jury Resisters:
>Examining the plight of the imprisoned Pacific Northwest grand jury resisters [now since freed], this zine also functions as a primer on grand juries in general. It includes the resisters’ statements, newspaper articles, primary documents, tips on how to handle grand jury subpoenas, and a detailed history of grand juries and their use as a tool to suppress political organizing and radical struggle in the US. 75 pp. 2012.
New York's Worst Responders: NYPD and 9/11:
>Through its pointless rivalries and competition for city dollars, the New York Police Department allowed hundreds of firefighters to die in the collapse of the World Trade Center towers. Cops looted retail shops at Ground Zero, violently suppressed a protest by firefighters trying to recover the bodies of their dead friends, and arrested multiple fire department union leaders in retaliation. Cops looted retail shops at Ground Zero, violently suppressed protests by firefighters trying to recover the bodies of their dead friends, and arrested multiple fire department union leaders in retaliation. The NYPD spent the next decade-plus building an intelligence apparatus with more legal powers than the FBI. With the creation of victim compensation funds and favorable law-enforcement retirement laws, cops have systematically scammed the government in doctor-aided plots to secure lucrative disability pensions and federal payouts, lying about 9/11-related PTSD and "fear of crowds" while selling cannolis in Little Italy at the Feast of San Gennaro. Authorities and the media have made sure that the errant heroism of New York's Finest can never been forgotten, but stories of their misdeeds and incompetence have fallen into a memory hole as deep as a billion-dollar memorial pool.
No.8568
The Political Writings - Karl Marx
https://libgen.is/book/index.php?md5=24B5B1C1E77D631124FA69C66CD30C09couldn't find a pdf of it, but it's a pretty solid compilation of Marx's non-philosophical non-economic stuff
No.8625
>>8596>Discources on Livy Thanks, I sought this
No.8626
>>8623Is E. H. Carr a good Soviet historian?
No.8627
>>8626If I remember correctly his book are fairly decent, A.J.P. Taylor called Carr "the greatest historian of our age." so make of that what you will
No.8693
Anyone have (War and peace library) Peter Dale Scott - American War Machine_ Deep Politics, the CIA Global Drug Connection, and the Road to Afghanistan-Rowman & Littlefield (2010) ?
No.8695
>>8694Thanks m8, I had the epub but lost it.
No.8779
In response to
>>>/leftypol/617455First attachment is a decent but dry textbook over what little we know of the Roman economy.
Second attachment is from an economist who says Rome operated as a sort of market economy, I haven't read it fully but there's nothing I've seen that is outrageous.
Third is a more modern account of the "fall" of the Western Roman empire. Gibbons obviously had a motive when he wrote his book, to blame Christianity for the fall. In his writing, Christianity literally brought the apocalypse to Rome, and if Europe has any hope to not repeat history's mistakes, it was to embrace the enlightenment and perhaps even atheism (gasp!).
Adrian Goldsworthy is a reliable historian in my book, so I also recommend his biographies on the two big names in Roman history. They act as a sort of entry point into all things Roman, because it is impossible to understand the circumstances they were both facing without understanding the surrounding geo-political (gauls), economic (slaves), and societal (founding myth, patronage, auctoritas, tradition, virtue, etc.) functions of Rome.
No.8785
>>8779Nice, thanks a lot for taking the time to suggest these.
No.8860
>>8859
shid broken pdfs
No.8956
>>8779Have useless classics degree, did a module in roman economics, would anyone be intrested in me finding the old module reading list. CBA to find all the pdfs but good guide for authors and books etc
No.9079
all 3 volumes of capital and the grundrisse, penguin edition
https://files.catbox.moe/plc54p.zip No.9580
Anyone got the chapo guide to revolution
No.9696
>>5967Does anyone have aristocratic rebel? It was posted on here but I forgot to save it.
No.9904
Can I get some books on praxis.
No.9905
>>9904this isn’t a request thread
No.10365
>>8558also asking for this
No.10473
Anyone have
>Citrine's ABC of Chairmanship
By chance?
Can't seem to find a version, and I'm not paying $80 for a used copy.
No.10737
>>10531>>10532>Sheila FitzpatrickBro, THANK YOU!
On another note, anybody have Zizek's How to read Lacan?
No.11052
everyone dropping pdfs instead of epubs should get banned from /edu/
No.11054
>>11052anon, the thread is called drop those PDFs. I agree epubs are superior though. However my epub reader is really bad at ctrl+f for some reason. it doesn't go to the word, but instead to the beginning of the section with the word in it, which could be several pages long. because of this I end up converting my epubs into PDFs anyway to ctrl+f through them. do you have an epub reader recommendation that doesn't do this?
No.11071
Anyone have "Revolutionary Social Democracy" by Eric Blanc? I want to pin if this guy is Neo-Kautskyian or what.
No.11125
Anybody have michael hudsons newest book and the third edition of super imperialism?
No.11162
>>11071Never heard of her.
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