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1. The sources, contradictions and limitations of the growth in Eastern Asia

   ... the most representative example. Some questions for revolutionary theory posed by development in the Asian sub-continent ... 2.1% (1970-79); 1.3% (1980-89); 1.1% (1990-1999) and 0.9% for 2000-2004) [2] . The first question to ask therefore is: will this region ...

   International Review - 2008-06-08 21:30

2. Social Darwinism: a reactionary ideology of capitalism

   ... progress. This vision was evidently not satisfactory for the bourgeoisie, which was enjoying the triumphant ascent of the capitalist ... on Patrick Tort's latest book: L'effet Darwin https://en.internationalism.org/icconline/2009/04/darwin-and-the-descent-of-man ...

   ICConline - 2009-11-04 18:56

3. Financial storms, inflation, redundancies: It’s a crisis of the whole system

   ... pushed JP Morgan Chase into an emergency salvage plan for Bear Stearns, Gordon Brown felt it necessary to reassure people in Britain ... higher petrol prices, which is not just an increased burden for individual motorists but has an impact on the cost of every commodity ...

   World Revolution - 2021-06-05 00:16

4. Big brother in the warehouse

   2478 reads For all the supposed ‘success’ of the British economy its real position is ... increasing, personal debt still growing and no prospects for improvements stimulated by growth anywhere else in the world economy. ... groups, which confirmed that “the UK economy is set for a dramatic decline” with “a chain reaction of higher unemployment ...

   World Revolution - 2021-07-03 18:13

5. The economic, political and social origins of fascism

   ... of the proletarian revolution; * the necessity for the working class to equip itself with a party based on a clear ... by necessity a minority, which could not substitute itself for the class in the seizure of power, and which could only be created in a ...

   International Review - 2010-07-12 02:02

6. An exploiting class can’t end exploitation!

   ... that “those eight men have the power to do some real good for the world”. They say that the world leaders meeting at the G8 summit ... barrier to the needs of humanity. Capital has become a force for destruction. Desperate to survive in the face of razor-sharp competition, ...

   World Revolution - 2021-06-04 21:11

7. Workers Must Keep the Lessons of the MTA Strike Alive

   ... public employees labor relations board put this request for binding arbitration on hold for two weeks, and directed the two parties to resume negotiations. There are ...

   Internationalism USA - 2006-03-31 18:52

8. Ten years since the Gulf War

   ... and civilians killed, against less than 200 casualties for the coalition. Two thirds of Iraqi military capacity were destroyed. The ... is more or less what we were told ten years ago (except for the casualty figures). The war was justified by the ...

   International Review - 2005-02-11 18:34

9. James Connolly and Irish nationalism

   ... by the governments of Britain and Eire set up an Assembly for Northern Ireland where the one-time mortal foes Sinn Fein and the DUP share ... Irish revolutionary socialist shot down by the British army, for the cause of Irish nationalism. “ The Labour movement is like no ...

   ICConline - 2016-03-27 19:16

10. 13th Congress of World Revolution

    ... of the Anglo-Saxon countries, and who forecast a recovery for all the European countries, are the first to talk of recession, or even ... are continually revised downwards: they have gone from 2.1% for 1998 to under 1%. Business reports have vied with each other in their ...

    World Revolution - 2013-07-07 17:38

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