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  1. The material transformation of the economic conditions

    ... had been continual in all spheres ... But by the first years of the fourteenth century, all this came to an end. Although there ... of the fairs of Champagne date from the first years of the century. This was also the time when the population stopped ...

    ICC - 2006-01-28 16:37

  2. Revolutionaries and the struggle against war

    ... smuggle pacifist conceptions into resolutions of the Second International, revolutionaries such as Rosa Luxemburg and Lenin insisted that ... of the proletarian movement. However unfashionable it may sound, the fact remains that the bourgeoisie's drive towards war can only ...

    World Revolution - 2005-02-11 20:40

  3. The increasingly bitter competition between nations

    ... 2001, the largest fall in Britain since records began 36 years ago. In manufacturing the fall was 17.7% with investment at its lowest ... the economy than war in Afghanistan or the Balkans, whatever may be the momentary ebbs and flows of speculative capital. But if the ...

    World Revolution - 2005-01-29 11:43

  4. Perspective of Communism, part 1: Why communism is necessary and possible

    ... a mistake which its authors Marx and Engels recognised some years later - nonetheless its essential understanding of the unfolding of ... war, reconstruction and further crisis. As the Communist International announced in 1919, the era of imperialist wars and revolutions ...

    World Revolution - 2005-12-05 21:02

  5. Housing Slump Reflects Worsening Economic Crisis

    ... crisis that has gotten ever more catastrophic. Every few years we witness a sudden collapse of the economy after a moment of respite, a ... of capitalism. The reality is that for over thirty years in the US and throughout the world, faced with a crisis that can't be ...

    Internationalism USA - 2007-11-09 14:05

  6. Russia: workers’ bravery against state repression

    ... consciousness' " (Vremia Novostiei, cited by Courrier International no, 892). If for the moment the strikes remain limited to ...

    ICConline - 2008-02-07 19:26

  7. The dangers of Quebec nationalism

    ... of our analysis. When we write that Quebec nationalism may prove more dangerous for the working class than Anglophone nationalism, ... In the final analysis, if we say that Quebec nationalism may prove to be more dangerous than Anglophone nationalism, it's precisely ...

    International Review - 2007-06-08 00:02

  8. 4 - The strike of February 1941 and its political consequences

    ... in August 1939; 60,000 in July 1940, as many as in the worst years of crisis. Unemployment affected 300,000 workers Holland as a ... Socialism and National Bolshevism - The international class struggle!”   The tone of this ...

    ICC - 2005-08-15 20:37

  9. Outsourcing illustrates the laws of capitalist exploitation (part 2)

    ... people, the same as Tunisia, against a million twenty years ago” ( L’Expansion, 27.10.04). In other sectors they explain the ... is forced on different parts of the working class at the international level. The strengthening of capitalist exploitation ...

    World Revolution - 2006-06-05 17:37

  10. Defending a revolutionary position against war

    ... were proposed." (WR 261). At first sight these actions may seem to indicate revolutionary zeal, but, as we said in our contribution to ... The first presentation given at the day of study was a review of the 'achievements' of previous anti-war movements. This was presented ...

    World Revolution - 2005-01-29 11:27

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