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  1. New ICC publications for the month: February 2021

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    webmaster - 2021-02-25 06:00

  2. Science and the Marxist movement: The legacy of Freud

    ... be expressed publicly in our press, as we can see with the debate on the economic basis of the boom that followed the second world war. With ...

    International Review - 2010-01-07 09:09

  3. Historical lessons of the Kronstadt revolt

    ... in a fraternal manner and will continue the process of debate and discussion, which is the fundamental and necessary precondition for ... severe and that the regime would loosen a bit its grip on economic and social life. Nevertheless, the Bolshevik leadership, at all times ...

    Internationalism USA - 2005-02-11 22:23

  4. Out of the Frying Pan, Into the Fire: Victimized During the “Recovery” Workers Face a Deluge of Attacks

    ... to deteriorate at an alarming rate- even during the economic recovery. There was no recovery for the working class, in either ... the working class and the definite tendency of capitalism in decadence to reduce its own ability to secure survival for the vast majority of ...

    Internationalism USA - 2008-10-20 20:28

  5. International correspondence: The emergence of a new communist regroupment in India

    ... higher and broader basis. Therefore, we would like to have a debate on the long historical experience of the class with the emerg­ing ... [2] See the article ‘The Proletariat of Western Europe', IR 31. [3] In a forthcoming issue, we will publish an article on ...

    International Review - 2010-07-20 01:36

  6. The crisis of Russia and the Eastern countries (part 2)

    ... state, the only force capable of defending capital in an economic war of one against the rest. The tendency towards state capitalism ... capitalism, which is a hopeless res­ponse to the general decadence of the sys­tem, and which takes the irrationality of capital as the ...

    International Review - 2008-10-09 14:05

  7. State and dictatorship of the proletariat

    ... or conflict between the wor­king class and the state on the economic level? Impossible: How could the prole­tariat go on strike against ... state? How could the state impose anything contrary to the economic interests of the working class, since the state was the direct ...

    International Review - 2010-11-27 02:03

  8. Global warming shows the need for a science of revolution

    ... Panel on Climate Change was more or less unanimous: the ‘debate’ on whether global warming is caused by ‘human activity’ is now ... have no corresponding theory for explaining why mankind’s economic activity operates the way it does, with so little regard for its ...

    World Revolution - 2007-02-05 13:47

  9. Seattle and the myth of 'globalisation'

    ... to strike a blow against the marxist conception of the decadence of capitalism, which holds that capitalism is a system in ... beginning: "We want a new millennium based on economic democracy, not economic totalitarianism. The future is possible ...

    World Revolution - 2013-07-07 17:13

  10. 1905 Revolution: Fundamental lessons for the proletariat

    ... a gigantic general uprising of the proletariat, in which economic and political strikes fused together, developed through advances and ... a scale (on the characteristics of the mass strike, see IR 27, ‘Notes on the Mass Strike'). The proletariat had already used this ...

    International Review - 2010-07-16 06:27

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