Norman G. Finkelstein received his doctorate in 1988 from the Department of Politics at Princeton University.
For many years he taught political theory and the Israel-Palestine conflict. He currently writes and lectures.
Finkelstein is the author of nine books that have been translated into 50 foreign editions
The secret to power and certain victory for the worker revolution lies in the fact that no government on earth can last forever in a battle against a conscious and revolutionary mass of people, if the battle continually spreads and grows in scale. (“In a Revolutionary Hour, What Next?” 1905)
My name is Wei, a believer in Marxism. I’m originally from China and currently studying philosophy at CU. I had the honor to hear in person your talk in the Platypus panel a few weeks ago. Though I know so many people must have already said that, I still want to tell you that the talk was SO WONDERFUL! It’s the sharpest and most inspiring talk I’ve ever heard in my life. I used to think communists—the real communists—are a dead group whose body can only be found in history, but then I saw a living example.
