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  1. Election Revives the Democratic Mystification

    ... can be attributed to the tremendous and determined effort not to repeat the errors of the 2000 and 2004 elections. This time in 2006, ... order to continue the healing process and prepare for future military actions in defense of U.S. Hegemony. Of course the resistance of ...

    Internationalism USA - 2007-02-04 18:57

  2. The Occupy Movement on the West Coast: how "organizing the unorganized" led to division

    ... Longshoremen Workers’ Union (ILWU) workers, but has not kept the promise and tried to hire non-union labor unsuccessfully, and then ... Guard vessels and helicopters, the first known use of the military to intervene in a labor dispute on the side of management in 40 years. ...

    ICConline - 2012-03-22 22:31

  3. 2010: workers face sweeping cuts

    ... Guardian 29/6/9). The government is under pressure not just from the point of view of its own fiscal situation, but also from ... 354 job losses announced at Vauxhall Luton; 340 jobs at a military aircraft maintenance base in South Wales; over 1200 job losses at ...

    World Revolution - 2013-07-07 17:38

  4. Crisis theories in the Dutch Left

    ... theory in that unlike the utopian socialists, it did not depart from arbitrary or dogmatic presuppo­sitions. Marxist theory in ... the defeat of workers' struggles and preserved Germany's military might which could be perfected by the Nazis into a fully functioning ...

    International Review - 2008-10-04 19:46

  5. Economy: “arguably the worst in 60 years”

    ... Alistair Darling ( Guardian 30/8/8). No, that's not just for Britain, but for the whole world economy For the Sunday ... lost pensions at home while the state engages in continued military adventures overseas. This crisis has put down a challenge to the ...

    World Revolution - 2008-09-08 21:11

  6. History of the workers' movement in Britain, Part 1: The struggle of the working class to organise itself

    ... (...) The English factory workers were the champions, not only of the English working class, but of the modern working class in ... and highly disciplined movement, with an effective military organisation which was quite successful at least in its early phase. ...

    World Revolution - 2007-06-17 11:54

  7. Theses on the international situation

    ... which is increasingly shaking world capitalism today is not a mere passing conjunctural or cyclical recession but the convulsions of a ... over its sphere of influence to the point where direct military intervention is no longer necessary. The apparent development of ...

    International Review - 2012-10-06 01:28

  8. May 1968 (part 4): The international significance of the general strike in France

    ... preceding articles [1] , that the students in France were not the first to mobilise massively; that they had, in a manner of speaking, ... districts against the violent attacks and repression by the military junta, the workers of Cordoba had completely overrun the forces of the ...

    World Revolution - 2008-07-06 14:30

  9. 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

  10. False Justifications for Murder

    ... Nama. But the methods of al-Qaida and other jihadis are not in any way a barrier to the killing. On the contrary: with their ... with the troops of “enemy” armies, mutiny against military commands, armed insurrection organised by the workers’ councils: in ...

    ICConline - 2013-07-07 17:38

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