The Marxism of Che Guevara - Contents

Contents

  • Introduction: Che's theoretical contribution
  • Part I: Che's philosophy
  1. Che and Marxism
  2. The revolution is made by men
  3. The new man
  4. Humanist values
  • Part II: Che's economic ideas
  • Introduction
  1. Productive forces and production relations
  2. The law of value and socialist planning
  3. The budgetary system of finance
  4. Material and moral incentives
  5. Voluntary labor and communism
  • Part III: Revolutionary warfare
  • Introduction
  1. Sociology of the revolution
  2. Guerrilla warfare
  3. The general strike
  4. The world revolution
  • Part IV: Guevarism today
  • Appendix: Che's reading
  • Bibliography

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