International Communist Current

International Review 2000's : 100 - 139

• 2000 - 100 to 103
• International Review no.100 - 1st quarter 2000
• 100 issues of the International Review
• Capitalism, synonymous with chaos and barbarism
• Class struggle in the periphery of capitalism
• Lenin's Theses on bourgeois democracy and proletarian dictatorship (reprint)
• International Review no.101 - 2nd quarter 2000
• Anti-fascism: A formula for confusion
• Capitalism drags the world down
• Correspondance between Bordiga and Trotsky
• Correspondance from Russia
• The need for rigour in debate within the proletarian movement
• International Review no.102 - 3rd quarter 2000
• Is it possible to reconcile anarchism and marxism? (ICC reply to GLC - extracts)
• New economy, internet, crisis
• Open letter to council communist militants (from Gauche Communiste Libertaire)
• Resolution on the International Situation
• Spain 1936 and the Friends of Durruti
• International Review no.103 - 4th quarter 2000
• 1940: Assassination of Trotsky
• Poland 1980: Lessons still valid for the struggles of the world proletariat
• The 'Serbian Revolution': a victory for the bourgeoisie, not the working class
• Marxism and opportunism in the construction of the revolutionary organisation
• Why the proletariat has not yet overthrown capitalism, Part 1
• 2001 - 104 to 107
• International Review no.104 - 1st quarter 2001
• Correspondence with Russia
• Only the proletarian revolution will save the human species
• The aberrations of "democratic" capitalism
• Understanding Kronstadt
• Why the proletariat has not yet overthrown capitalism, Part 2
• International Review no.105 - 2nd quarter 2001
• "Peace and prosperity" or war and poverty?
• Correspondence on Crisis Theories and Decadence, Part 1
• Correspondence on Crisis Theories and Decadence, Part 1: Our reply
• Ten years since the Gulf War
• The Dutch and German Communist Left
• Marxist and opportunist visions of building the party: debate with the IBRP
• International Review no.106 - 3rd quarter 2001
• Correspondence on Crisis Theories and Decadence, Part 2
• Correspondence on Crisis Theories and Decadence, Part 2: Our reply
• ICC Congress resolution on the international situation
• The Russian Revolution and the Italian Left 1933-46
• XIVth ICC Congress: presentation of the Congress
• International Review no.107 - 4th quarter 2001
• In New York and the world over: capitalism sows death
• The idea of the historic course in the revolutionary movement
• Theses on decomposition
• 2002 - 108 to 111
• International Review no.108 - 1st quarter 2002
• Editorial: The "anti-terrorist" war sows terror and barbarity
• Pearl Harbor 1941, Twin Towers 2001: Machiavellianism of the US bourgeoisie
• War in Afghanistan: geo-strategy or oil profits?
• International Review no.109 - 2nd quarter 2002
• Middle East: only the world proletariat can put an end to capitalist barbarity
• Resurgent Islam: A symptom of the decomposition of capitalist social relations
• Revolts in Argentina
• The debate on "proletarian culture"
• The question of organisational functioning in the ICC
• Leon Trotsky: What is proletarian culture and is it possible?
• International Review no.110 - 3rd quarter 2002
• ICC Extraordinary Conference
• India and Pakistan: capitalism's lethal folly
• Resolution on the international situation
• The fundamental source of religious mystification is economic slavery
• The left fractions and the question of organisational discipline
• International Review no.111 - 4th quarter 2002
• Orientation Text 2001: Confidence and solidarity in the proletarian struggle, Part 1
• Preface to the Russian edition of The Decadence of Capitalism
• Response to the Marxist Labour Party
• The decadence of capitalism: introduction to the Russian edition
• The marxist anatomy of October 1917
• 2003 - 112 to 115
• International Review no.112 - 1st quarter 2003
• An attempt to swindle the Communist Left
• Orientation Text 2001: Confidence and solidarity in the proletarian struggle, Part 2
• Terrorism: a weapon and a justification for war
• The workers' movement in Japan 1882-1905
• Understanding the decadence of capitalism
• International Review no.113 - 2nd quarter 2003
• History of US foreign policy since World War II
• ICC 15th Congress: Resolution on the International situation
• ICC leaflet against the war in Iraq
• Is joint action possible between left communists?
• Nazism and democracy share the guilt for the massacre of the Jews
• Problems of the period of transition
• International Review no.114 - 3rd quarter 2003
• 15th Congress of the ICC, Today the Stakes Are High--Strengthen the Organization to Confront Them
• 160 years on: Marx and the Jewish question
• Class struggles in France, spring 2003: the massive attacks of capital demand a mass response from the working class
• International situation: notes on the history of US imperialist policy since World War II, part ii
• Polemic: Is Defense of Marxism Paranoia?
• The History of the Workers' Movement in Japan, ii
• The reality of "economic prosperity" laid bare by the crisis
• International Review no.115 - 4th quarter 2003
• 30 years after the fall of the Allende regime in Chile-- democracy and dictatorship: two faces of capitalist barbarism
• Economic crisis: the crisis reveals the historic bankruptcy of capitalist productive relations
• Reply to the MLP: Proletarian Socialist Revolution Against the 'Right of Nations to Self-Determination'
• 2004 - 116 to 119
• International Review no.116 - 1st quarter 2004
• 'Alternative Worldism': an ideological trap for the proletariat
• 1903-4: the birth of Bolshevism
• Erratum: Sharon, Sabra and Shatila
• How to deal with the Russian enigma?
• No peace for the Middle East
• Only one other world is possible: communism
• Remembering the 'Greatest Generation'
• The scourge of sectarianism in the internationalist camp
• International Review no.117 - 2nd quarter 2004
• 'Popular revolts' in Latin America: Its class autonomy is vital to the proletariat
• 1903-1904: Trotsky against Lenin
• Conflict in the Middle East: Notes on the history of imperialist conflict in the Middle East
• Report on the class struggle
• Understanding the decomposition of capitalism: Marxism at the roots of the concept of capitalism's decomposition
• International Review no.118 - 3rd quarter 2004
• 1 - The theory of decadence lies at the heart of historical materialism, part i
• What is revolutionary syndicalism?
• 'Son of Star Wars': US imperialism flexes its muscle
• 1903-1904: the birth of Bolshevism, part iii
• In Russia: an internationalist forum
• June 1944: Capitalist massacre and manipulation
• Notes on the history of imperialist conflict in the Middle East
• War without end in the Middle East: capitalism is the real culprit
• International Review no.119 - 4th quarter 2004
• 2 - The theory of decadence at the heart of historical materialism, part ii
• 'Circulo de Comunistas Internacionalistas': Imposture or reality?
• 1996-2004: from the Moscow conference to the internationalist forum
• A turning point in the class struggle
• Argentina: Resolution against the activity of the IFICC adopted by the Nucleo Comunista Internacional
• Argentina: the mystification of the 'piquetero' movement
• Beslan, Iraq: a new step in the decomposition of capitalism
• Declaration by the Nucleo Comunista Internacional concerning the declarations of the 'Circulo de Comunistas Internacionalistas'
• KARSTADT, OPEL, VOLKSWAGEN: the need for workers solidarity against the logic of bankrupt capitalism
• October 1917: reply to the GPRC
• Presentation of the 27th October 2004 Declaration by the Nucleo Comunista Internacional (NCI)
• Reply to the KRAS
• The national question today: response to the CRI
• 2005 - 120 to 123
• International Review no.120 - 1st quarter 2005
• 3 - The theory of decadence at the heart of historical materialism, part iii
• Anarcho-syndicalism faces a change in epoch: the CGT up to 1914
• Nucleo Comunista Internacional: an episode in the proletariat's striving for consciousness
• 100 years ago: the 1905 revolution in Russia
• Editorial: Elections in the USA and the Ukraine
• Open letter to the militants of the IBRP
• Theft and slander are no methods for the working class!
• International Review no.121 - 2nd quarter 2005
• 4 - The theory of decadence at the heart of historical materialism
• Capitalist Barbarism and Ideological Manipulations
• Democratic and humanitarian hypocrisy
• Economic crisis: the descent into the abyss
• IBRP: An opportunist policy of regroupment that leads to nothing but ‘abortions’
• International Review no.122 - 3rd quarter 2005
• Editorial: Class struggle, not the vote, will decide humanity's future
• 1905: The soviets open a new period in the history of the class struggle
• The ICC's 16th International Congress
• Resolution on the international situation
• The International Conferences of the Communist Left (1976-80)
• International Review no.123 - 4th quarter 2005
• 100 years ago: the Russian revolution of 1905 and the Soviet of workers' deputies
• 30 years of the ICC: Learning from the past to build the future
• Communism Vol. 3, Part 1: Mankind's entry into its real history
• Editorial: bombs and strikes in London - what future for humanity?
• Hurricane Katrina: A Capitalist-made Crisis
• The theory of decadence at the heart of historical materialism, part v
• 2006 - 124 to 127
• International Review no.124 - 1st quarter 2006
• Editorial: Riots or revolution?
• Communism Vol. 3, Part 2 - Communism is not just a nice idea, but a material necessity (Summary of Vol. 1)
• The '4th Conference of groups of the Communist Left': a wretched fiasco
• The IWW: The failure of revolutionary syndicalism in the USA, 1905-1921
• What is the GCI (Internationalist Communist Group) good for?
• International Review no.125 - 2nd quarter 2006
• Editorial: a new period of class confrontations
• Communism Vol. 3, Part 3 - Communism is not a 'nice idea', it is on the agenda of history (summary of Vol. 2)
• The debate in the revolutionary vanguard on the implication of the 1905 revolution
• The IWW and the failure of revolutionary syndicalism in the USA, part ii
• Theses on the spring 2006 students' movement in France
• International Review no.126 - 3rd quarter 2006
• Editorial: The development of the class struggle is the only alternative to capitalism's tragic dead-end
• Middle East: Against the slide into war, the international class struggle is the only answer
• 1936: How the "Popular Front" in France and Spain mobilised the working class for war
• Correspondence from Russia and Ukraine
• Communism means the elimination of the law of value and the unification of the productive process
• Ukraine: the authoritarian prison and the trap of democracy
• History of communism: Understanding the defeat, and preserving the vision of the future
• International Review no.127 - 4th quarter 2006
• War in Lebanon and Iraq: There is an alternative to capitalist barbarism (Editorial)
• Hungary 1956: a proletarian insurrection against Stalinism
• War in the decadence of capitalism - introduction to the series
• War in the decadence of capitalism - part 1
• Communism Vol. 3, Part 4 - The 1930s: debate on the period of transition
• Marxism and ethics (part 1)
• 2007 - 128 to 131
• International Review no.128 - 1st quarter 2007
• Capitalist chaos without end
• History of the CNT (1910-13): The birth of revolutionary syndicalism in Spain
• Profit rates and capitalist decadence - reply to the CWO
• Marxism and ethics (part 2)
• Communism Vol. 3, Part 5 - The problems of the period of transition (I)
• International Review no.129 - 2nd quarter 2007
• Imperialist chaos, ecological disaster: Twin-track to capitalist oblivion
• Correspondence: National and democratic demands yesterday and today
• The dangers of Quebec nationalism
• Democratic demands in the 19th century
• Democratic demands in the 20th century
• "Democratic rights" and the proletarian struggle today
• Report on the conference in Korea, October 2006
• Communism Vol. 3, Part 6 - The problems of the period of transition (II)
• History of the CNT (1914-19): The CNT faced with war and revolution
• International Review no.130 - 3rd quarter 2007
• Throughout the world, class struggle revives in the face of capitalism's attacks
• ICC's 17th Congress: The proletarian camp reinforced worldwide
• ICC's 17th Congress: Resolution on the international situation
• Communism Vol. 3, Part 7 - The problems of the period of transition (III)
• History of the CNT (1919-23): The CNT's syndicalist orientation wrecks its revolutionary impetus
• International Review no.131 - 4th quarter 2007
• From the crisis of liquidity to the liquidation of capitalism!
• October 1917: The greatest revolutionary experience of the working class
• October 1917: The working masses take charge of their destiny
• The Russian experience: Private property and collective property (Internationalisme, 1946)
• The culture of debate: A weapon of the class struggle
• Communism Vol. 3, Part 8 - The problems of the period of transition (IV)
• The CNT's contribution to the constitution of the Spanish Republic (1921-31)
• 2008 - 132 to 135
• International Review no.132 - 1st quarter 2008
• Against the world wide attacks of crisis-ridden capitalism: one working class, one class struggle!
• Anarchism fails to prevent the CNT's integration into the bourgeois state (1931-34)
• 60 Years ago: a conference of internationalist revolutionaries
• Revolution has been necessary and possible for a century
• Italian Left 1936: Problems of the period of transition
• International Review no.133 - 2nd quarter 2008
• Anti-fascism: the road to the betrayal of the CNT
• Editorial: The United States - locomotive of the world economy... toward the abyss
• Internal debate: the causes of the post-1945 economic boom
• May 68 and the revolutionary perspective, Part 1: The student movement around the world in the 1960s
• The sources, contradictions and limitations of the growth in Eastern Asia
• Part 1: a trajectory characteristic of capitalist decadence
• Part 2: East Asia’s place in the history of capitalist development and its current trajectory
• Part 3: East Asia and the international cycle of accumulation
• Germany 1918 - 19, Part 1: Faced with the war, the revolutionary proletariat renews its internationalist principles
• International Review no.134 - 3rd quarter 2008
• Food crisis, hunger riots: Only the proletarian class struggle can put an end to famine
• May 68 and the revolutionary perspective, Part 2: End of the counter-revolution and the historic return of the world proletatiat
• Germany 1918 - 19, Part 2: From war to revolution
• What scientific method do we need to understand the present social order and the conditions and means for going beyond it?
• Communism Vol. 3, Part 9 - The problems of the period of transition (V)
• International Review no.135 - 4th quarter 2008
• There is only one alternative: workers' struggle to overthrow capitalism
• Ascent and decline in previous modes of production
• Germany 1918: Formation of the party, absence of the International
• ICC internal debate: The causes of the post-war economic boom
• The world on the eve of an environmental catastrophe