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1. The CWO: past, present and future (Text by the Aberdeen and Edinburg seceders)

   ... a revolutionary bastion mediate with the peasantry and the inter­national bourgeoisie. and with that the trap clanged shut. ...

   International Review - 2010-07-12 02:26

2. 100 years after the foundation of the Communist International: What lessons can we draw for future combats? (part II)

   ... January 1919: “bloody week” in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where workers are savagely repressed. February 1919: strike in ... [6] The Dutch and German Communist Left , p.137. [7] See “Lessons of the revolutionary wave 1917-1923”, ...

   International Review - 2019-12-06 14:50

3. From New York to Delhi, from Belfast to Paris: The rebirth of workers’ solidarity

   ... in defence of their pension benefits. In the summer of 2005 Argentina was hit by its biggest wave of strikes for 15 years. In India, ...

   World Revolution - 2021-06-04 21:01

4. Capitalist Economy: Is there a way out of the crisis? (part 2)

   ... countries. The dream didn't last long: in 1982, Mexico, then Argentina, for example, were on the verge of bankruptcy. A route had been ...

   World Revolution - 2021-06-05 00:14

5. Outsourcing illustrates the laws of capitalist exploitation

   ... in Brazil , Mexico , Argentina , Colombia and Turkey . (…) ...

   World Revolution - 2005-12-05 21:50

6. What use is the EFICC?

   ... of the real causes and consequences at the level of the inter-imperialist balance of forces and of the class strug­gle ." And indeed, ... revo­cation of the Yalta treaty! " ('The evolution of inter-imperial­ist tensions: an orientation for the 1990s') [4] ; it pointed ...

   International Review - 2010-08-17 02:33

7. World economic crisis: BRICS don’t float

   ... it to revive and bring growth and prosperity. In 1980-1990, Argentina and the "Asian Tigers" were  brandished as models of success, then ... "Asian Tigers" proved to be paper tigers, in the late 1990s, Argentina was declared bankrupt and now Ireland and Spain are on the brink of ...

   ICConline - 2012-08-08 19:57

8. Contribution to a history of the revolutionary movement: Introduction to the Dutch-German Left

   ... France to Britain, from Belgium to Sweden, from Italy to Argentina, from Poland to Germany. There is no doubt that the period of ... which developed within it. It aims to place this left in its inter­national context, because otherwise its existence becomes ...

   International Review - 2010-07-30 23:43

9. G20 summit in London: A new capitalist world is not possible

   ... For example, this organisation went to the sick bed of Argentina in the 1990s and continued prescribing its medicine up to... the ... Russia), to which can be added South Africa, Saudi Arabia, Argentina, Australia, Brazil, China, South Korea, India, Indonesia, Mexico, ...

   International Review - 2021-08-17 22:49

10. Part 2: East Asia’s place in the history of capitalist development and its current trajectory

    ... Iran, Afghanistan, Sudan, etc). Others simply went bankrupt (Argentina, several African countries, etc) or ran into difficulties that ...

    International Review - 2021-08-17 22:29

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