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  1. 50 years of struggle to defend and build the organisation

    ... several groups as well as individual militants. However, the debate on the historical significance of May ’68 and the lessons to be drawn ... trajectory towards class conflict based on the deepening economic crisis. This analysis was confirmed a few months later by the outbreak ...

    International Review - 2026-08-25 12:24

  2. Learning from past experiences (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 - 2026-08-25 12:27

  3. Book Review - The Alternative to Capitalism

    ... phase: in a system faced with near permanent war and economic crisis, and dangerous outbreaks of revolutionary class struggle, state ... party of 1917, but we don’t intend to enter into that debate right now. Overall, we find this essay to be based on a positive ...

    ICConline - 2026-08-16 06:00

  4. Anarchism and the mystification of the “Spanish Revolution”

    ... for them to avoid any in-depth response and to steer the debate onto a number of secondary issues. The avoidance of debate also ... road to the betrayal of the CNT, International Review 133   [2] See Spain 1936: The Myth of the Anarchist ...

    ICConline - 2026-07-06 11:54

  5. 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

  6. 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

  7. Révolution Permanente: defending the nation means defending imperialism!

    ... It is therefore primarily through the struggle against the economic effects of war (budget cuts, inflation, etc.) that the proletariat can ... States. It is above all through collective reflection, debate and clarification (which RP and their ilk seek to undermine) that ...

    ICConline - 2026-08-29 13:37

  8. Towards a major and unprecedented crisis

    ... the capitalist mode of production has been facing an economic situation that once again brings it up against the historical limits ... world, already profoundly altered by the effects of decadence, entered the chaotic context of a new phase of this process. The ...

    International Review - 2026-08-18 15:58

  9. Anti-Semitism, Zionism, Anti-Zionism: all are enemies of the proletariat Part 2

    ... world capitalism was heading rapidly towards the epoch of decadence in which the nation state, in Trotsky’s words in 1916, had “ ... Arab peasants or fellahin; the impact of the world economic crisis in Palestine in the early 30s could only increase their ...

    ICConline - 2026-08-13 06:00

  10. Internationalism no. 133, Winter 2005

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    Internationalism USA - 2005-07-03 14:15

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