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1. UK General Election 2005: The ruling class got the result it wanted

   ... class over the last eight years. It was supported by not only the Daily Mirror and the Guardian , but also the Economist , ... will be more difficult when it comes to selling any future military adventures. The bourgeoisie don’t want to get rid of a Labour ...

   World Revolution - 2005-06-07 17:40

2. What point has the economic crisis reached? Crisis and class struggle in the Eastern Bloc

   ... Given the relative under-development of its economy, not only is the crisis particularly harsh in the Eastern bloc, the development ... Arms production, necessary to the strengthening of its military potential, is the only level at which it can compete with, and ...

   International Review - 2010-07-23 02:28

3. Bourgeois maneuvers against the unification of class struggle

   ... quite the reverse: we need only site the constant growth in military spending, despite its being an ever greater economic burden for all ... up the needs of the class, the better to empty them of their content and turn them against the work­ers. So in France, we have seen ...

   International Review - 2010-07-30 23:40

4. Report on the impact of the decomposition on the political life of the bourgeoisie (23rd ICC Congress)

   ... way in which it tries to react to this. It will therefore not deal directly and centrally with the history of populism or with more ... by blackmailing its competitors through its overwhelming military supremacy. His former national security adviser, General McMaster, ...

   International Review - 2019-07-30 10:37

5. Notes for a history of the workers' movement in Japan, part iii

   ... – was to be a delegate for Tokyo and Yokohoma, he could not attend the congress either. And, although in November 1918 and 1919 the ... in Japan, it was nevertheless ruled by bureaucratic and military cliques. But unlike the Comintern, he said, there was no need of ...

   International Review - 2016-03-26 17:13

6. Critique of Pannekoek’s Lenin as Philosopher by Internationalisme, 1948 (part 2)

   ... its mode of production. The economic mode of production not only applies practically what science elaborates theoretical­ly: it also ... are as necessary to capitalism as army generals, experts in military technique, administrators and directors. The bourgeoisie is quite ...

   International Review - 2019-04-28 23:27

7. 20 years since 1968: The evolution of the proletarian political milieu, II

   ... a caricatural manner, were the product of the theorization not of the strengths of the Italian [1] and German-Dutch [2] lefts, but ... on the role of the revolutionary party of tomorrow.' The content of this brilliant 'non-opporcunist' reasoning was a follows: ...

   International Review - 2010-07-24 08:55

8. 22nd ICC Congress: Resolution on the international class struggle

   ... essence of the marxist method. It is for this reason, and not simply because 2017 marks the centenary of the revolution in Russia, that ... from 1917 onwards. With the failure of the military counter-revolution against the USSR itself and at the same time the ...

   International Review - 2018-02-05 10:23

9. Gore or Bush, capitalism still wins

   ... 1992 for the effectively since 1992 for the bourgeoisie, not only in the US, but internationally (See International Review 98, ... state, to intervene frequently and effectively on the military level around the world under the ideological cover of ...

   World Revolution - 2005-03-31 16:32

10. Questions of Organisation, Part 3: The Hague Congress of 1872: The Struggle against Political Parasitism

    ... movement, began to devote their main activity to fighting, not the bourgeoisie, but the revolutionary organisations themselves. All these ... elements in Spain, Switzerland, and London. Thus, not content with disregarding the authority which the General Council holds from ...

    International Review - 2010-09-19 10:36

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