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1. Resolution on the International Situation (1983)

   ... last world war has the bourgeoisie set in motion such huge military arsenals, so much effort towards the production of the means of ... east, IMF, OECD etc in the west). For these reasons, it was not private enterprises which individually confront­ed the aggravation of ...

   International Review - 2019-04-28 22:49

2. Britain steps up its presence in Afghanistan

   ... rubble. The US’s only answer to growing chaos is naked military barbarity. This spring the US launched its largest military ... This military sledgehammer has brought levels of destruction not known since the height of the civil war in the early 1990s. “ Over 500 ...

   World Revolution - 2013-07-07 15:26

3. Spain – Yesterday and Today

   ... the need to support anti-fascism in order to ensure the military victory of the legal government. When you look through issues of ... reached a growth rate of more than 10%; it also had to be content with a meagre reward for its labour. Today not only is it ...

   International Review - 2008-07-01 17:54

4. Pakistan moves towards the centre of imperialist conflicts

   ... there have been daily reports of fighting between Pakistani military forces and radical elements, including the bombing of whole areas: ... that the key to control of Asia and the Middle East is not Iraq but Afghanistan and Pakistan. This theme has been taken up by Gordon ...

   ICConline - 2009-05-08 22:35

5. Part 1: The rise and decadence of capitalism

   ... in no. 23 of its organ Le Communiste an article whose content is illustrated perfectly by the second part of its title: ‘Theories ... production of arms, scientific research oriented towards military ends, the upkeep of armies (in 1985, the official government figures ...

   International Review - 2005-07-28 20:58

6. Report on decomposition today, from the 22nd ICC Congress

   ... the phase where decomposition becomes a decisive, if not the decisive factor in social evolution. " (Point 2) " Concretely, ... about "everyman for himself", atomisation and  individual withdrawal.  The question of organisation is at the heart of the ...

   International Review - 2019-07-30 11:23

7. The Mexican Left, 1938: The reactionary character of nationalizations in the imperialist phase of capitalism

   ... Its appearance in the years 1937 to 1939 was not a sign of a resurgence of the workers’ movement but a last gasp of ... exactly socialism, they were supposedly a very progressive step which the working class had to support with all its might. ... and concretely the capitalist, anti-working class content of nationalizations. We hope to contribute to this task by publishing ...

   International Review - 2009-01-03 16:28

8. The political milieu: The development of a revolutionary milieu in India

   ... the peripheries (a blatant untruth, as will be seen from the content of this article). The emergence of revolutionary groups in India ... the communist tasks confronting the proletariat. But it does not prove that communist consciousness is deeper or more extensive in the ...

   International Review - 2010-07-21 04:36

9. Latin America: A Privileged Playground for American Imperialism

   ... In essence, the imperialist foreign policy of the US has not changed in Latin America. Rather than a “hands off” approach on what ... Alliance’ militarily). Although the US did not have the military means at the time to make good on its audacious declaration (though ...

   Internationalism USA - 2013-07-08 21:41

10. May ’68: Resurgence of the proletarian struggle

    ... The workers and unemployed who have already worked are not the only proletarians -- those who have been unable to get any work at all ... in World War I, there wasn’t ‘enough’ destruction: military opera­tions directly affected an industrial sec­tor which ... severe: massive reduction in public expenditure, withdrawal of British troops from Asia, a wage freeze, the first protectionist ...

    International Review - 2008-10-09 14:10

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