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  1. ICC presentation for the Midlands Discussion Forum meeting of 25 April

    ... of revolutionaries after 1968, emphasise the necessity for debate and regroupment. They open up the overall perspective for the ... a long sleep. The ICC has always been in favour of debate, joint work among revolutionaries, and the regroupment of communist ... Recent and ongoing:  Class struggle Economic Crisis Midlands Discussion Forum ...

    World Revolution - 2009-05-04 11:52

  2. The movement against "pension reform": Drawing the lessons to prepare for future struggles

    ... of the hopes and declarations of the bourgeoisie. The economic crisis continued to worsen and hence living and working conditions ... ". - in response to the need felt by the workers to debate, the trade unions organised many general assemblies – the so-called ...

    ICConline - 2020-05-06 16:33

  3. Britain and Europe: where does the working class stand?

    ... the umpteen ‘solutions’. All the arguments in the Brexit debate are ultimately to do with the best conditions in which to manage the capitalist economic crisis, the best way to compete with other capitalist swindlers on the ...

    ICConline - 2019-11-17 08:56

  4. 1968 in Germany (Part 1): Behind the protest movement – the search for a new society

    ... the Vietnam War and against the first signs of a worsening economic situation. In many countries it carried the germs for putting into ... During that first phase of the movement an old tradition of debate, of discussion in public general assemblies partially revived. Even ...

    ICConline - 2008-09-03 08:49

  5. The difficult path to the regroupment of revolutionaries

    ... towards the confrontation of political positions in debate, which supposedly cloud the clean air of the disinterested scholar. ... the class struggle. The decision to discuss only economic theory (kapital logik) at the next Confer­ence -- and thus in ...

    International Review - 2008-10-09 12:24

  6. 6. Conclusion: and today?

    ... allows no separ­ation between theory and practice, between economic and political struggle. It draws its strength from the lifeblood of ... is a historical necessity , because of the decadence of bourgeois society, the socialist revolution is not a concrete ...

    ICC - 2006-08-03 11:14

  7. You can’t fight austerity through elections!

    ... as a means for social change, or that there are alternative economic policies that the capitalist state could follow. There has been no ... wage and pension reductions, and all the other aspects of economic ‘rigour’ and austerity. There is no overall bourgeois strategy, ...

    ICConline - 2012-05-20 09:34

  8. Are we reliving a crash like 1929?

    ... of a serious financial crisis The government's top economic experts warn that without immediate action by Congress, America could ... Faced with this cascade of bad news, the world's biggest economic experts have been thrown into a bit of a panic. Alan Greenspan, the ...

    World Revolution - 2008-10-07 20:20

  9. Inflation meets recession

    ... The price rises are a direct product of the economic crisis. They are the first repercussion of the now famous subprimes ... the famous ‘Black Thursday', triggered the first major economic crisis of a capitalism in decline. The Depression revealed the chronic overproduction of goods characteristic of capitalist decadence. The crisis of 1929 took the form of a slump and is remembered ...

    World Revolution - 2008-02-04 11:09

  10. The period of transition: Polemic with the P.C.Int.-Battaglia Comunista

    2918 reads The debate on the period of transition has always been the object of fierce ... is to talk about the workers' state and its political and economic characteristics, and about the re­lationship which has to be ... of the class struggle in this epoch, the epoch of capitalist decadence and of the proletarian revolution. The essential characteristics of ...

    International Review - 2010-07-21 04:25

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