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  1. The ‘labour aristocracy’: a sociological theory to divide the working class

    ... ," since Marx was not a worker but an intellectual. After a debate, Tolain's motion was reject­ed. Tolain, the worker, was later to be ... it was possible at given moments, ie during periods of economic prosperity, to more clearly identify sections of the working class ...

    International Review - 2010-07-12 03:19

  2. 18th ICC Congress: Resolution on the International Situation

    ... responsible representatives of the bourgeoisie, of all the economic specialists, including the most unconditional torchbearers for ... other third world countries is yet another embodiment of the decadence of capitalism. Furthermore, the extreme dependence of the Chinese ...

    International Review - 2009-08-04 21:00

  3. Appendix 2: on workerism and economism

    ... linked to workerism, puts its emphasis on the day to day ‘economic’ struggle and underestimates the political dimension of the class ... that the class struggle could only be grasped as both an economic and a political movement (to which Rosa Luxemburg added: and a great ...

    International Review - 2016-01-29 20:04

  4. Trade war with China: An opportunity for dividing workers

    ... to produce at a very low cost. But in the cause of their economic war, the bourgeoisie everywhere is obliged to exploit workers more and ... a damn about the workers. What worries it about the current economic war is the declining ability of its national capital to compete on the ...

    ICConline - 2005-11-08 11:16

  5. The International Extraordinary Conference of the ICC

    ... on the ICC to have a blind, unprincipled faith in it) the debate on confidence and solidarity had to be reoriented by the central organ ... the Conference to begin to develop a serious and argumented debate, within which all the militants without exception could defend their ...

    World Revolution - 2005-02-05 11:31

  6. British Government: division and disarray

    ... war. However, in the face of imperialist threat, economic difficulties or a resurgent class struggle, there is a tendency for ... least try to get the best out of a difficult situation. The economic consequences of Brexit will be made worse by this political disarray. ...

    ICConline - 2017-10-29 12:07

  7. The state in the period of transition

    ... and ‘The Proletarian Revolution’ ( IR , no.1); ‘The Period of Transition’ and ‘Contribution ... role of the state is to be the guardian of the established economic order. When new exploiting classes arise, ...

    International Review - 2008-10-09 14:31

  8. Greece: An attack against the whole working class!

    ... began in February has partly obscured a situation of economic catastrophe and increasingly terrible living conditions for the ... phase  of decomposition. On the basis of the chronic economic crisis, where for the first time a western state finds itself in ...

    ICConline - 2015-08-23 14:57

  9. The workers' struggle in 1985: Balance-sheet and perspectives

    ... developing and deploying a whole arsenal of political, economic and ideol­ogical weapons to ward off, to confront the proletariat's ... Proletariat at the Heart of the Class Struggle', in IR 31. [3] Obviously, the forces of the Left are still ready to ...

    International Review - 2010-07-21 04:39

  10. Outsourcing illustrates the laws of capitalist exploitation

    ... phenomenon, since the 1990s, under the impulsion of the economic crisis, which has lasted more than three decades, this phenomenon has ... states in the imperialist arena. More generally, on the economic level, it is also essential to keep on one’s own soil a productive ...

    World Revolution - 2005-12-05 21:50

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