Works
- Revolutionary Theory, edited by Douglas Kellner, University of Texas Press, Austin, 1977 (A good collection, with a 60 page introductory essay on Korsch's life and work by Kellner).
- Three essays on Marxism, introduction by Paul Breines, New York : Monthly Review Press, 1971 (This contains the essays Why I am a Marxist, Introduction to Capital and Leading Principles of Marxism: a Restatement).
- Marxism and philosophy, London: NLB 1972
- Ten Theses on Marxism Today, at http://www.marxists.org/archive/korsch/1950/ten-theses.htm. Published in Telos 26 (Winter 1975-76). New York: Telos Press.
- Karl Marx (New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1938)
A Gesamtausgabe (Complete Works) in German is edited by Offizin Verlag, Hanover, Germany.
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