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Uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt: The best solidarity is class struggle |
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World Revolution no.168, October 1993 |
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Latin America: US faces imperialist challenge in its own backyard |
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International Review no.134 - 3rd quarter 2008 |
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Revolutionary intervention and the Iraq war |
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Bangladesh: wildcat strikes and demonstrations |
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Economic collapse in Argentina: Workers must fight for their class interest |
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Why Gordon Brown is portrayed as a ditherer |
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Sinking of the Kursk: Cynicism of the bourgeoisie |
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One Nation, Two Classes |
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How ‘worker’ and ‘student’ unions undermine the struggle |
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Students in California Fight Back Austerity Attacks |
Internationalism USA |
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World Revolution no.332, March 2010 |
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reserved articles |
International Review |
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After the repression in Poland: Perspectives for the world class struggle |
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India: Bourgeois elections can only give rise to bourgeois governments |
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Campaign about privatisation obscures cuts in NHS |
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France: Macron Rescues the Situation – But For How Long? |
International Review |
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Teachers’ Struggle: Workers Need to Make Solidarity Real |
Internationalism USA |
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International Review no.65 - Editorial |
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Economic crisis: the descent into the abyss |
International Review |
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Syrian bourgeoisie follows Gaddafi’s example |
World Revolution |
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ESF: Old reformism in new packaging |
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What point has the economic crisis reached?: The Dead-End |
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Internationalism - 2002 |
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