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1. Report on the International Situation (Part 2): The balance of forces between the working class and the bourgeoisie

   ... we? What are the perspec­tives for the class struggle?'" ( IR no29 ‘After the Repression in Poland') Where are we? ... to re-impose on the proletariat. Today's developing economic crisis is getting worse, despite all the policies of state capitalism ...

   International Review - 2010-07-12 11:07

2. The conditions for the bourgeois revolution in Britain: the class struggle within decaying feudal society

   ... written by a close sympathiser of the ICC, examines the economic and social background to the English revolution. A further article ... a share in capital's victory and for more radical political, economic and religious change went far beyond the bourgeoisie's own very ...

   World Revolution - 2021-11-15 21:59

3. An appeal for solidarity with the ICC in the proletarian milieu faced with a new parasitic attack

   ... if elements of the proletarian milieu would call for a debate on certain issues, even if in the logic of their internal approach they, ... a disagreement it is not something negative that closes the debate once and for all. The ICC did not ‘make the GCCF accept’ ...

   ICConline - 2020-04-19 08:11

4. Internationalism is the only response to the Kurdish issue

   ... The strategic importance of the region, much more than its economic importance, has been crucial here. The Kurds were officially called ... symbols based on the history of the Kurds and Kurdistan. The debate evolved in the direction of a confederation of the different Kurdish ...

   ICConline - 2021-09-20 20:38

5. 'Popular revolts' in Latin America: Its class autonomy is vital to the proletariat

   ... bourgeoisie’s efforts to make them pay for the unfolding economic crisis. In the waves of struggle that followed, that of 1977-80 ... to say this, because in this period of capitalism’s decadence, the proletariat runs the risk of losing its class identity and its ...

   International Review - 2021-06-22 15:52

6. The Labour Party “lost touch” with the working class… in 1914

   ... programme” of socialist revolution. This crucial debate was settled by the events of 1914. The carnage of the imperialist war ... 1948. Again, in the years after 1968, faced with a new economic crisis and a new wave of workers’ struggles, the Labour Party fitted ...

   ICConline - 2021-05-17 12:18

7. What point has the crisis reached? Beginning of the recession

   ... During his camp­aign, he boasted that he had beaten the economic crisis, that inflation had gone down to 3.2% in 1984, that ... to make everyone believe that after years of defeat, the economic policy of the great Reagan, the famous ‘Reaganomics', had at last ... a debtor nation in relation to the rest of the world (see IR 41, ‘The Dollar: The Emperor's Clothes'). But even the gigantic ...

   International Review - 2013-07-07 15:04

8. The historic origins of substitutionist conceptions

   ... was born, i.e. the sharper and sharper separation of the economic activity of the workers (led by the unions) and their ... of the bankruptcy of bourgeois revolutions in the period of decadence and the impossibility of struggles for national liberation. ...

   ICC - 2006-08-03 09:46

9. WR Public Forums: Opportunities for face-to-face discussion

   ... to ask questions, state your point of view and really debate questions facing the working class. At the September public meeting ... revolutionary overthrow of capitalism. Yes, the deepening economic crisis of capitalism is inevitable, but workers don't inevitably ...

   World Revolution - 2007-10-08 10:22

10. Understanding the decomposition of capitalism

    ... decline in the rate of profit. So while a catastrophic economic collapse may not occur what seems to me to be happening is that the ... blur and confuse the different phases in the development and decadence of capitalism, and give the impression that decomposition could be ...

    World Revolution - 2006-10-03 20:34

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