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  1. War fever, internationalism, and the limitations of anarchism

    ... called “British anarchism succumbs to war fever” [1] by Albatross, which opens up with a salvo against the anarchists who are ... He also contrasts this with an article published in 2009 by the AF which was much clearer in rejecting support for any nationalism, ...

    ICConline - 2023-03-30 12:22

  2. Have we become "Leninists"? - part 2

    ... of the marxist lefts first within, then outside, the 2 nd   and 3 rd   Internationals by setting Lenin against ... expression of the Stalinist counter-revolution of the early 1920s. We also reaffirmed that, while we have always identified with ...

    International Review - 2009-08-12 11:13

  3. The revolutionary press is a political compass and a fighting weapon

    ... legacy drawn from the struggle of the Communist Left in the 1930s. As workers' struggles developed, our writing and publishing work gradually intensified. Between 1968 and 1972, we published seven issues of our "old series". On the strength ...

    ICConline - 2024-02-04 13:38

  4. Part 2: The role of the Social Democratic Federation

    113 reads In the first part of this occasional series ( World ... in Paris. The former brought together 400 delegates from 20 countries while the latter regrouped a disparate gathering of Trade ... and who want no more to do with the Manchesterism [2] of the old Trade Unions, preferring to win their complete ...

    ICConline - 2022-06-14 11:50

  5. The Spectator and the “disgruntled French”

    166 reads We were a bit surprised to see our organisation ... published in the British magazine The Spectator on 22 January. A few years ago the Daily Mail , a sensationalist tabloid, not ... that this was a gross lie which we denounced in our press in 2010 [1] : This time, nothing of the sort. It was just a brief mention, ...

    ICConline - 2023-02-16 12:24

  6. Who can change the world? (Part 1): The proletariat is the Revolutionary Class

    ... that Marx and the whole of the workers' movement envisaged [1] . Concerning the revolutionary capacity of the working class, the task of ... previous societies is the history of class struggles" [2] . This is the opening line of one of the most important texts of ...

    International Review - 2021-12-31 16:40

  7. UK Election result: The ruling class tries to cope with the damage to its political apparatus

    ... and particularly among young workers. Turnout among the 18-24 age group rose from 43% to 58% since the 2015 election, a significant leap in participation in the electoral circus. ...

    ICConline - 2017-06-23 19:46

  8. What are workers' councils? (Part 2): The resurgence and crisis of workers’ councils in 1917

    ... councils? In the first article of this series , [1] we saw how they appeared for the first time in history in the heat of the ... July 1917, a point of support for the counter-revolution. [2] Why did the soviets disappear between 1905 and 1917? Oskar ...

    International Review - 2010-11-21 17:47

  9. The communist left and internationalist anarchism, Part 1: What we have in common

    ... leaflet to be signed by two anarchist groups (GSL and PAM [1] ) and an organisation of the communist left, the ICC. In France, recently, ... ICC to make a presentation at one of its public meetings [2] . In Germany as well links are being made. On the basis of this ...

    World Revolution - 2021-08-19 18:37

  10. May 68 and the revolutionary perspective, Part 2: End of the counter-revolution and the historic return of the world proletatiat

    ... we have begun to do in publishing the previous article [1] that retraced the first component of the "events of ‘68", the student ... Here, it was clear that the campaigns of the PCF [2] and the CGT [3] warning against " leftist provocateurs in the pay of ...

    International Review - 2008-08-25 20:35

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