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1. Marxism and crisis theory

   ... crisis. It is aimed simply at providing a framework to the debate now opening up in the inter­national revolutionary movement; it does ... of the world capitalist system into a condition of chronic economic crisis. The warning signs of the mid-sixties, which took the form of a ...

   International Review - 2026-06-16 12:19

2. Despite bosses, Covid, and the unions: the class struggle has not disappeared!

   ... in Iran, in Italy, in Korea... Neither the pandemic nor the economic crisis have broken the combativity of the proletariat!  The ... among striking carpenters and no doubt triggered a debate about the call by the WSWS to form rank-and-file strike committees not ...

   ICConline - 2026-05-22 06:00

3. Learning from the experience of the past (Part I)

   ... as long as there was proletarian life and the possibility of debate within the party. This demonstrated strength of conviction and a real ... would in any case emerge more or less from an accretion of economic struggles. And since the factory or the locality was the principal ...

   International Review - 2026-03-07 14:47

4. Rejected resolution on Centrism and proletarian political organisations (1985)

   76 reads 1) Academic debate on the question of centrism is impossible. As a concept, centrism was ... framework of the nature of the working class, the decadence of capitalism, and state capitalism as capitalism's mode of existence ... basis lay, not in any fundamental differentiation of economic interests within the proletariat, as Lenin's theory of the ‘workers ...

   International Review - 2026-03-07 14:32

5. Individualism, the highest stage of alienation

   ... struggle, that is to say struggle based on the defence of economic interests within a framework laid down by the development of the ... and solidarity among members of the organisation, where debate for political clarification is essential, where every member of the ...

   International Review - 2026-06-16 11:37

6. Class Consciousness and the Role of Revolutionaries

   ... product, the mechanical re­sult of a certain number of economic causes. On the contrary it demands of its subject a fully developed ... be­tween parts and the whole. In this period of capitalist decadence, where all reform has become impossible and where revolution is the ...

   International Review - 2026-06-16 09:52

7. ICC internal debate on economics (Part 4): The causes of the post-1945 economic boom

   ... our internal debate in the International Review n°133 , we reproduce below a text on the explanation of the period ... the extra-capitalist milieu. We do not agree with all the economic arguments of the this analysis (as we will explain later), but we ...

   International Review - 2026-03-02 06:00

8. In Argentina, as elsewhere, workers must learn the lessons of their past struggles in order to prepare for those of the future.

   ... social life, which are characteristic of the period of the decadence of capitalism. But in Argentina, Peronism [1] has given it a ... during the ‘corralito crisis’ which marked the country's economic and financial collapse at the end of 2001, and succeeded in bringing ...

   ICConline - 2026-06-12 06:00

9. The Pandora's Box of a mode of production in putrefaction

   ... the world’s population. This is capitalism in its epoch of decadence and decomposition. A shot in the dark with global implications ... war on Iran, with its considerable military, political and economic consequences, is already taking this effect onto a higher level. It ...

   ICConline - 2026-06-04 10:03

10. 1936: How the "Popular Front" in France and Spain mobilised the working class for war

    ... against the increased exploitation provoked by the economic crisis and the development of the war economy. In Spain in July of the ... onto the streets. The economic crisis, produced by the decadence of the capitalist system, manifested itself through a great ...

    International Review - 2026-05-31 10:14

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