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1. The International Situation

   ... to the FAO, a third of the Third World's population does not even dispose of the recognized minimum for physical subsistence; 835 ... developing instability on every level: economic, political, military and above all, social. Its room for maneuver is more and more limited ...

   International Review - 2010-07-21 04:34

2. What point has the crisis reached? Historic crisis of the economy

   ... in under-developed countries. The historic conclusions are not difficult to draw. These countries went from colonialism to decolonization ... last June (+7.6%), is due in large part to increases in military expenditures (+46%) and orders of trucks and cars (+17.7%). Orders ...

   International Review - 2010-07-16 05:37

3. 1905 Revolution: Fundamental lessons for the proletariat

   ... in Dec­ember. But the specificity of 1905 was not the massive character of the movement, although this was the first time ... 1905 ) It is the same difference in the form and content of the struggle between the ascendant period and the decadent period ...

   International Review - 2010-07-16 06:27

4. The Dutch Left (1900-1914), part 3: The “Tribunist” Movement

   ... the necessity was imposed to form an organized fraction, and not an opposition in the party. The Bolsheviks were the first to understand ... bourgeoisie. In 1913, the SDAP pronounced itself in favor of military mobilization in case of war, and Troelstra openly proclaimed adherence ...

   International Review - 2010-07-21 02:34

5. Massive strikes in Norway, Finland and Belgium: From dispersion toward unification

   ... The massive workers' struggles which almost paralyzed not only Scandinavia, but above all Belgium, this spring, announce the opening ... destruction of stocks, product­ion of armaments and military costs, etc), all at the expense of the exploited. This will to ...

   International Review - 2010-07-20 02:12

6. A contribution to the history of the revolutionary movement: “Communistenbond Spartacus” and the councilist current (1942-1948)

   ... unanimously, except for one Trostskyist vote, decided not to support the USSR and denounced the German-Soviet pact as a part of the ... in the war by supporting Russia and thus the Allied military bloc. Other personal and organizational reasons played a role ...

   International Review - 2010-07-15 01:22

7. The Dutch left part 2 (1900/1914): Birth of a revolutionary current in Europe (1903/1907)

   ... based on their previously having won economic power. This is not at all the case for the prolet­ariat which has no economic power other ... with imprisonment, and the government decided to set up a military transport company to break the strike. But, worse than all the ...

   International Review - 2010-07-20 02:23

8. Debate with Battaglia Comunista on the theses of its 5th Congress

   ... reads The course of history: The 80s are not the 30s In which direction is history moving; where is our society ... struggles by emptying these struggles of their revolutionary content, by setting them on the rails of reform­ism and nationalism -- which ...

   International Review - 2010-07-14 23:43

9. What method to understand the class struggle: The Marxist method is not empiricism

   ... milieu. On a number of occasions we have shown that we do not see our relations with other organizations in terms of the ‘fuckers and ... to set up an economic, political, ideolog­ical and even military cordon sanitaire around the sectors of the proletariat concerned. ...

   International Review - 2010-07-20 01:20

10. The ‘labour aristocracy’: a sociological theory to divide the working class

    ... Thus there is a layer of the working class which does not in fact belong to the working class, but to the bourgeoisie, a layer of " ... destruction of specialist skills. However capitalism is not content with divisions which can be engendered in the labour process itself. ...

    International Review - 2010-07-12 03:19

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