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  1. Editorial: Scientific advances and the decomposition of capitalism

    ... the mastery as the understanding of nature is not a goal in the service of humanity, the majority of which is excluded from ... computers were used exclusively in the service of the military. This is much less true today for all leading areas, although military ...

    International Review - 2022-01-04 23:19

  2. Labour, the left, and the “Jewish problem”

    ... refrain of the right wing Zionists that any criticism of the Israeli state is by definition antisemitic – the answer is still yes. ... the most hideous forms, utterly devoid of any progressive content. Again, fascism is the most obvious sign of this, but the nationalism ...

    ICConline - 2016-05-06 19:42

  3. Students in France and Spain: Struggles that hold a promise for the future

    ... as well as how they responded to repression. It is not always obvious what lessons to draw from these experiences, what can be ... possible solidarity within the whole working class. The withdrawal of the CPE was fundamentally due to ruling class fear of the growing ...

    World Revolution - 2009-06-08 19:47

  4. British Government: division and disarray

    ... and strengthen its position in negotiations over British withdrawal from the EU, the election resulted in a loss of seats and the need ... of the situation. The weaknesses of the bourgeoisie are not necessarily opportunities for the working class. The view of many leftists ...

    ICConline - 2017-10-29 12:07

  5. Why British capitalism needs the EU

    ... into office declared that Britain should have “a solid but not a slavish” relationship with the US, while his Foreign Secretary called ... after all the rebuffs to Blair and Brown and to show its military prowess after all the humiliation in Iraq and Afghanistan and the ...

    World Revolution - 2021-12-31 16:27

  6. Lessons of the English Revolution (Part 2): The response of the exploited

    ... the bourgeoisie was finally forced to accept the need for a military confrontation. The first English civil war (1642-46) was initially an ... manufacturers, merchants and smaller capitalist gentry - who not only demanded a more determined war effort but also opposed the ...

    World Revolution - 2021-11-15 22:16

  7. Calais: Bourgeois double talk over the refugees

    ... it only needs to defend the entrance to the Eurotunnel and not a land border. The refugees around Calais returned to the news over the ... - a policy already piloted in the Black Country. The withdrawal of all financial support from failed asylum seekers will be extended ...

    ICConline - 2015-10-13 18:45

  8. After the 1908 mutiny: mass strikes and the socialist movement

    ... the Russian Duma, and the Ottoman bourgeoisie was determined not to hand power back to the monarchy. One of the main differences was that ... between the bosses and workers were coldly rebuffed. Military forces in Smyrna were unable to control or suppress the striking ...

    International Review - 2021-12-29 17:12

  9. The choice is imperialist war or class war

    ... attitude over the “One Minute” crisis [12] and the Israeli raid on the Mavi Marmara, a Turkish ship which was part of a flotilla carrying aid to Gaza, he gained a certain popularity in the Arab world. After these populist ...

    International Review - 2013-01-26 14:14

  10. Anti-lockdown protests: the trap of “partial” struggles

    ... attacks in the future. “The proletarians are confined, not to protect their health, but to impose a discipline that will be necessary ... proletarian perspective. On the contrary, “By their very content ‘partial’ struggles, far from reinforcing the vital autonomy of the ...

    ICConline - 2021-05-22 16:44

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