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  1. 1926 General Strike reveals the bankruptcy of the trade unions

    ... crisis, war, recon­struction, and so on. With the onset of decadence, capitalism was no longer able to grant lasting, general reforms to ... no longer possible. The end of reformism, with the onset of decadence, had been perceived in the workers’ movement as early as 1898: ...

    World Revolution - 2006-05-10 10:12

  2. Why the proletariat has not yet overthrown capitalism, Part 2

    ... workers' demands in June 1956 obviously included many class economic demands, they were also strongly coloured with democratic, and above ... continued development of the characteristics of capitalism's decadence without overthrowing the whole of capitalism itself. " The ...

    International Review - 2007-06-07 22:07

  3. 1903-1904: Trotsky against Lenin

    ... political question in its own right and a worthy subject for debate between revolutionaries.  In publishing their criticisms of Lenin, they ... to uniting and disciplining the workers in the ‘economic struggle’, that is, essentially, strike movements”.  (Our ...

    International Review - 2013-09-22 14:23

  4. 'Anti-globalisation': an ideological trap for the proletariat

    ... to the Davos forum that brings together the world's major economic players, and whose first three meetings (2001, 2002, 2003) have been ... capacity to overthrow capitalism ever since the onset of its decadence at the beginning of the 20th century. The ruling class has understood ...

    International Review - 2009-07-15 20:38

  5. Editorial: Against mass unemployment, mass struggle

    ... class is the only force capable of intervening against economic disaster. It is the only social class able to break down the ... It is a long time since anyone dared talk about an "economic miracle" in the "Third World". It is succumbing to universal poverty. ...

    International Review - 2012-11-11 00:03

  6. The ICC's 16th International Congress

    ... of the international situation, at the level of the economic crisis and above all at the level of imperialist tensions. More ... also in areas such as Russia or Latin America, furthering debate (meetings, internet forums), polemics, correspondence, press reviews, ...

    International Review - 2005-07-23 23:42

  7. What lessons can we draw from the social movements of 2011?

    ... there were a lot of suggestions: ecology, the causes of the economic crisis, immigration, the relationship between anarchism and marxism. ... these (and no doubt other) suggestions and prepare for the debate. ICC 1/7/12 For many of us who’ve been around a long time, ...

    World Revolution - 2012-07-01 11:27

  8. International Review no. 59 - Editorial

    ... strikes in Russia are ex­plained by the country's specific economic diffi­culties"; - "the new direction of Iranian politics is due ... that it has been able to offer humanity since its entry into decadence at the beginning of the century has been the flight towards war, ...

    International Review - 2019-04-28 22:18

  9. Crackdown on immigrants: workers have no country!

    ... within the working class as a whole. Currently, "skilled economic migrants" can apply for British citizenship after five years, or ... retain their original citizenship ". Plans that will effect economic migrants, relatives of British and permanent residents, refugees and ...

    World Revolution - 2008-03-08 18:36

  10. On Imperialist rivalries in Asia: Report to ICC Pan-Asian Conference

    ... kind of disorder and barbarism. At the end of 1990, in IR 63 we already wrote that while US, the sole superpower, would try to stem ... and even less so today in a period of catastrophic world economic crisis, of growing local tensions. The future is close. To be honest, ...

    Communist Inter... - 2010-04-11 17:26

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