This book contains a series of essays written at the height of Trotsky’s analytic powers but the nadir of his political influence. They offer both a brilliant structural analysis of the driving forces of the emergence of Nazism and an account of the Communist Party of Germany’s tactical errors.

This foundational text of modern sociology offers a striking account of the rise of fascism as the price paid for capitalist development in the absence of a bourgeois revolution.

These next two books capture the Right’s self-understanding. This one is a sharp, politically ambiguous text eviscerating the gilded world of the US liberal elite and calling for a “democratic populism” free from the pieties and obsessions of the chattering classes.