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  1. 5. The turning point of the 1914 war

    ... of old markets' is common to the two periods, but is is not a new development in the history of capitalism. Thus we should consider the ... no real destruction. As for the production of armaments and military costs, their volume as well as their proportion of the national ...

    ICC - 2009-05-25 20:09

  2. The tragedy in Valencia

    ... the 3rd July due to a metro accident in Valencia Spain will not be well known to many reading this. In Britain, on the day it happened, ... of deepening imperialist tensions. The Spanish state’s withdrawal of troops from Iraq and its moves towards Berlin and Paris left ...

    ICConline - 2006-08-13 17:14

  3. Middle East: The threat of generalised war

    ... east of the city. These bodies were buried recently and a military spokesman said there could be others ”. 45 brick workers were shot ... more and more intractable. The recent elections for the Israeli parliament and for the Palestine Authority have left Israel with a ...

    World Revolution - 2006-04-02 10:00

  4. 7. The crises of decadence

    ... Such an overview necessarily demands an analysis of military production and thus of the more general problem of non-productive ... destruction and armed violence. But in both cases, the content is the same: capital is forced to destroy itself under the pressure of ...

    ICC - 2006-01-28 17:31

  5. Decadence of capitalism (iii): Ascent and decline in previous modes of production

    ... for arguing that the epoch of revolution had not yet dawned, requiring the working class to organise itself in the long term ... property developed under the influence of the Germanic military constitution. Like tribal and communal ownership, it is based again on ...

    International Review - 2009-06-08 12:40

  6. 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

  7. 4. Decadence: A total halt to the productive forces?

    ... Even if a large part of this production is used only for military purposes; even if the gap between industrialised countries and ... grows, it seems obvious that 'the productive forces have not stopped growing'. Even if the evolution of political structures indicates ...

    ICC - 2009-05-25 20:08

  8. Decadence of capitalism (iv): From capitalism to the end of prehistory

    ... form of the social process of production - antagonistic not in the sense of individual antagonism but of an antagonism that emanates ... decades that followed these events, with all their attendant military barbarism and genocides, with the growing gap between rich and poor on ...

    International Review - 2009-06-08 12:45

  9. Imperialist chaos, ecological disaster: Twin-track to capitalist oblivion

    ... Far from creating a new order in the Middle East, US military power has only brought a spreading militarised chaos. In a sense ... the dominant class in the US propose as an alternative? Withdrawal is impossible without further weakening US hegemony and helping ...

    International Review - 2007-06-03 11:08

  10. Theses on the situation in Portugal

    ... government to control the economic, social, political and military crisis has confirmed what was stressed in the theses: the increasing ... for Portuguese capital, since this basically came down to a withdrawal of Portuguese influence in favour of the great imperialist powers ...

    International Review - 2008-07-07 12:24

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