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  1. Tunisia, Egypt: the dead end of the ‘Arab revolution’

    1700 reads With the so-called ‘Arab revolutions’ ... and political crisis. The official unemployment rate is 17% and for months now there have been strikes in many sectors. The anger which ... of their involvement in the drama at the end of the match on 1 February 2012, where 77 people were killed [1] , sparked off a new wave of ...

    World Revolution - 2013-03-09 09:01

  2. Resolution on the British situation

    234 reads 1. The historical and international significance of the UK’s exit from the EU ... global economic crisis. The historical roots 2. Brexit has been able to have such an impact in Britain because of the ...

    ICConline - 2019-05-27 13:50

  3. 20 years since May 68: Class struggle: The maturation of the conditions for the revolution

    1416 reads The 'official' commentators on history and the ... the glory days of the student movement, in celebrating the 20th anniversary of May 68, are agreed on one point: the 'revolutionary dreams' of 68 were no more than dreams. The reality of the 20 years that separate us from the social explosion of May 68 have amply ...

    International Review - 2012-11-21 23:15

  4. The Proletarian Revolution

    ... of power by the working class. Thus the experience of the 1848 insurrection in Paris, and even more the Paris Commune of 1871, led them ... of substituting itself as the revolutionary subject. 2. The councils are not organs of self-management. In any future ...

    International Review - 2005-01-16 22:39

  5. The ‘peaceful’ rise of Chinese imperialism

    ... responsible power for good in the world. Indeed, since the 1990s, with one or two notable exceptions, China has trod softly, softly. But ... behind China's imperialist ‘peace' was underlined on 11 January 2007, when it shot down one of its own weather satellites 850 ...

    World Revolution - 2008-05-05 22:26

  6. 1936: How the "Popular Front" in France and Spain mobilised the working class for war

    5431 reads Seventy years ago, in May 1936, a huge wave of workers’ struggles broke out spontaneously against the ... characterised by the defeat of the revolutionary wave of 1917-23 and the triumph of the counter-revolution. They were fundamentally ...

    International Review - 2006-07-26 21:41

  7. War in the Middle East: What alternative to capitalist barbarism?

    ... to further its own ends. The collapse of the Russian bloc in 1989 didn’t bring peace to the region. On the contrary, the efforts of the ... the Middle East: 700 airstrikes on Lebanese territory; over 1200 dead in Lebanon and Israel, over 300 of which were children under 12; more ...

    World Revolution - 2021-06-04 20:57

  8. Immigration: xenophobia right and left

    ... has been actively encouraged by the capitalist state [1] – and even today the ‘talented’ or ‘hard working’ are still ... state anti-racism was the UK Labour government of the late 1960s. People familiar with the period think of Enoch Powell and his 1968 ...

    ICConline - 2014-12-11 17:47

  9. 160 years on: Marx and the Jewish question

    ... , whose subject was the uprising of the Warsaw ghetto in 1943 and the Nazi genocide against Europe’s Jews. Sixty years after the ... it until they are gathered together in their own country 2   - Leon shows that as long as they were playing a “useful” role ...

    International Review - 2021-07-06 10:49

  10. The capitalist crisis in the Eastern Bloc

    ... and capitalist implies: 1. That the majority of producers (the workers) are non-consumers (non-buyers) ... production, and the raw material; 2. That the majority of producers, the workers, can consume an equivalent for ...

    International Review - 2009-01-03 21:03

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