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  1. Chancellor’s autumn statement: The state is not being rolled back, it is leading the attack

    ... the same functions while taking account of the depth of the economic crisis, and calculating what they can get away with before the working ... state policy of the capitalist class faced with the current economic crisis. Alex  6.12.14 Geographical:  ...

    ICConline - 2014-12-10 18:55

  2. 1905: the mass strike opens the door to the proletarian revolution

    ... Luxemburg demonstrated the living inter-action between the economic and political aspects of the mass strike: " ... the ... in the article in this series in International Review (IR) 88, was also completely caught up in the parliamentary maze. As we ...

    International Review - 2014-02-25 23:43

  3. 1871: The first proletarian dictatorship

    ... militancy. The development of strike movements around both economic and political demands, the formation of trade unions and workers' ... as a class. In the period between 1864 and 1871, the debate about involvement in 'politics' was largely related to the question of ...

    International Review - 2014-02-24 23:34

  4. Anarchism or communism?

    ... open split between these two currents was not an abstract debate about the future society, but about the functioning of the proletarian ... vague and confused, defining its goal as "the social and economic equalisation of classes" (rather than their abolition), and fixating ...

    International Review - 2014-02-24 23:40

  5. Revolutionaries in Britain and the struggle against imperialist war

    ... preceded it, had now definitely entered into its period of decadence. [5]  Although this conclusion was coloured by a mechanistic ... was probably the clearest in drawing the lessons of the economic struggle between capitalist states in the new period to ominously ...

    World Revolution - 2014-06-08 12:17

  6. The Revolutions of 1848: The Communist Perspective Becomes Clearer

    ... that the latter was able to do almost nothing to relieve the economic distress of the former. The proletariat's resistance was couched in ... Fraction-Party relationship in the marxist tradition', IR s nos. 59, 61, 64, 65, in particular 'From Marx to the Second ...

    International Review - 2014-02-15 00:19

  7. 1848: Communism as a political program

    ... series [1] have to a large extent focused on the Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts of 1844 because they are a rich vein ... and 'Communism, the real beginning of human society' in IR 71 [2] The term 'party' here does not refer to the Communist League ...

    International Review - 2014-02-15 00:14

  8. Hong Kong's "Umbrella Revolution": soaked by democratic ideology

    ... it here. Another thing that the author is clear on is the economic basis for the protests. The Hong Kong economy, with the busiest port ... worker protest, if not allied, “was generated by the same economic stagnation and intensifying class antagonism”.  Prior to this the ...

    ICConline - 2014-10-30 20:31

  9. International correspondence: Consciousness and strategy of the bourgeoisie

    2693 reads In IR 34 we published a text by a comrade in Hong Kong, LLM, on the question of ... futures. To a large extent, and especially in the epoch of decadence, the bourgeoisie has understood (again, in its own mystified way - ... to stave off capital's accel­erating tendency towards economic collapse. But this national and international organization of the ...

    International Review - 2014-04-27 14:02

  10. 1922-3: The communist fractions against the rising counter-revolution

    ... 1922-23: Lenin moves towards opposition The New Economic Policy, introduced at the 10th Congress of the party in 1921, had been ... proletarian interests with those of the state (see IR 100); equally evident is that Lenin has begun to lose the distinction ...

    International Review - 2014-04-05 21:35

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