Library
Explore the comprehensive political economy digital library, primary-source collected works, rights-reviewed readers, and the working bibliography.
Digital Library
Over 160 volumes of primary collected works (MECW 1–50, Lenin CW 1–45) and core political economy treatises in an on-site reader.
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The complete working bibliography, now connected to twelve structured learning pathways.
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Rights-reviewed foundational HTML editions in a local, traceable reader with source and license provenance.
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Continental Communist hosts an open, on-site digital library of Marxist political economy, classical economic theory, and revolutionary history. Spanning the complete Marx & Engels Collected Works (50 Volumes), the complete V. I. Lenin Collected Works (45 Volumes), and over 60 core monographs and treatises, every text is available for on-site reading, search, citation, and offline study.
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Use real-time search, category filters, and sorting to explore primary texts, collected works, and modern treatises across value theory, crisis theory, imperialism, ecology, and social reproduction.
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In addition to the PDF library, the primary-text reader hosts verified HTML editions sourced from the Marxists Internet Archive. Every chapter includes archive provenance, edition statements, and source fingerprints.
Theses on Feuerbach
Eleven compact theses in which Marx recasts materialism around practical, social, and transformative human activity.
Wage Labour and Capital
A concise introduction to wages, labor power, capital, competition, and the antagonistic relation between wage labor and capital.
Manifesto of the Communist Party
Marx and Engels' concise account of class struggle, capitalist development, proletarian politics, and the communist program.
Value, Price and Profit
Marx's compact explanation of value, labor power, surplus value, profit, wages, and the strategic importance and limits of trade-union struggle.
Capital, Volume I
Marx's systematic critique of capitalist production, from the commodity and value-form through exploitation, accumulation, and primitive accumulation.
The Civil War in France
Marx's address on the Paris Commune, the class character of the state, and the political form of working-class emancipation.
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The library is closely integrated with the twelve structured learning pathways and the working bibliography. You can pair any text with lecture guides, pathway glossaries, and structured review questions.