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  1. It will take a revolution to end capitalism

    ... no longer playing down the extreme gravity of the present economic crisis or its similarities with 1929. But it is important to put all ... re-asserting itself in this time of crisis. In reality the economic crisis is a crisis of state capitalism, within which ‘neoliberalism' ...

    ICConline - 2008-10-20 11:42

  2. Throughout the world, class struggle revives in the face of capitalism's attacks

    ... more brought to the fore the obvious fact of capitalism's economic crisis, after the illusions of the 1990s about the ‘resurgence', the ... has led the ruling class to intensify the violence of its economic attacks against the working class, to generalise the attacks. " [1] ...

    International Review - 2007-08-22 00:19

  3. Latin America: A Privileged Playground for American Imperialism

    ... specialized press about the history, current political and economic situation, and future of the region. For instance, the prestigious ... flows into the hands of the bourgeoisie.” One could debate from a revolutionary perspective if Engels (and Marx who was also of the ...

    Internationalism USA - 2013-07-08 21:41

  4. Polemic: Where is the F.O.R. going?

    ... the "demand for work for all, unemployed and youth" on the economic terrain. On the political level the FOR demands democratic 'rights' ... in Mexico between 1946 and 1949.  [6]     Cf IR 25, 1981 'Critique of Munis' and the FOR'; the ICC pamphlet on Spain 36-37 ...

    International Review - 2009-07-10 20:34

  5. 9. FRONTISM: A STRATEGY FOR DERAILING THE PROLETARIAT

    ... to be. In contrast to the ascendant phase of capitalism, the decadence of the system makes it impossible for any bourgeois faction to play a ... has lost any real political content in the period of decadence. Bourgeois democracy only serves as a deceptive screen hiding the ...

    ICC - 2005-09-08 22:38

  6. Strikes in oil refineries and power stations: The class struggle is for all workers!

    ... with the tidal wave of redundancies brought about by the economic crisis. This wave of lay-offs and short-time working is not ... but part of an international response to the deepening economic disaster. Nationalism leads to a dead-end However, the main ...

    World Revolution - 2013-07-07 17:42

  7. The ‘Tea Party’: Capitalist Ideology in Decomposition

    ... - just weeks before the election. This changed the campaign debate, giving Obama the ultimate impetus to win the election. The lame duck ... the bail-outs). Faced with the growing realization that an economic crisis of untold proportions lay ahead, many - who otherwise may have ...

    Internationalism USA - 2013-07-07 17:09

  8. Memoirs of a revolutionary (A. Stinas, Greece): Nationalism and antifascism

    ... parties, outside and against the International. A sharp debate provoked a crisis in the Trotskyist organisation, and Stinas left it, ... the movement of the popular masses in our epoch, for their economic, political, and social liberation. That goes for 'peace' as for war. ...

    International Review - 2005-01-17 00:03

  9. We are all scroungers now

    ... of the Exchequer George Osborne restarted an old ‘debate’ when he said that all those dependent on the welfare state for their ... with a prospective employer as was assumed in the economic models of the time. It was this insight that was the foundation of the ...

    World Revolution - 2013-01-19 09:22

  10. German Elections: The Bourgeoisie Prepares For The Coming Storms

    ... since, in most of the other countries of Europe, the economic situation is so serious, and the need to attack the working population ... since the re-appearance of the open crisis of capitalist decadence at the end of the 1960s, the economically and politically strongest ...

    ICConline - 2013-11-23 08:46

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