We’re beyond excited to announce details of our next book, and the next entry into the ‘Anti-Imperialist Marxism’ series:

In ‘How Paris Made the Revolution and the Revolution made Paris‘, Jacques R. Pauwels traces the intertwined evolution of a city and its revolutions, revealing how the streets, buildings, and public spaces of Paris were shaped by—and helped shape—the forces of popular uprising. From 1789 through 1871, and including up to the present day, the capital was transformed by successive waves of revolt that redrew not only its map, but also its political and social foundations, and this has in turn had influence around the world.

Available on July 14th, Bastille Day, as FREE PDF and beautiful print editions.

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We’re also excited to annouce that book launch events are to be held in-person and online in London and Paris, joined by the author Jacques R. Pauwels. The book and other Iskra Books titles will be on sale at the events.

London Launch Event

Join Iskra Books for the London book launch of “How Paris made the Revolution and the Revolution Made Paris” for a discussion with the author Jacques Pauwels.

Date & Time: July 11, 18:30 -20:30 BST

In-person Venue: Marx Memorial Library, London

In-person tickets (free!): click here.

Online tickets (free!): click here.

Paris Launch Event

Join Iskra Books for the Paris book launch of “How Paris made the Revolution and the Revolution Made Paris” for a discussion with the author Jacques Pauwels, as part of Critical Theory Workshop‘s Summer School. (Event will be held in English).

Date & Time: July 15, 15:00 – 16:30 (CEST)

In-person Venue: École des hautes études en sciences sociales, Paris

In-person tickets (free!): click here.

Online tickets (free!): click here.

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