Michael Kidron (1930-2003) was a founding member of the International Socialism group, which later became the Socialist Workers Party. His sophistication and originality as a thinker were evident both in his own writings — including Western Capitalism Since the War, Capitalism and Theory, and the acclaimed The State of the World Atlas — and in his editorship of Socialist Review, International Socialism, and at Pluto Press.

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Michael Kidron (1930-2003) was a founding member of the International Socialism group, which later became the Socialist Workers Party. His sophistication and originality as a thinker were evident both in his own writings — including Western Capitalism Since the War, Capitalism and Theory, and the acclaimed The State of the World Atlas — and in his editorship of Socialist Review, International Socialism, and at Pluto Press.

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Michael Kidron (1930-2003) was a founding member of the International Socialism group, which later became the Socialist Workers Party. His sophistication and originality as a thinker were evident both in his own writings — including Western Capitalism Since the War, Capitalism and Theory, and the acclaimed The State of the World Atlas — and in his editorship of Socialist Review, International Socialism, and at Pluto Press.

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