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1. Euro-elections reflect Britain's contradictory position

   ... is in which British politicians have to operate� The real debate is on the nature of our membership" (Peter Riddell, The Times 15.6.04). ... The reality of Britain's relations with Europe On the economic level, the key sectors of the British economy have a vital interest in ...

   World Revolution - 2004-12-24 14:38

2. World Revolution no.337, September 2010

   ... the Labour Party. The media will continue to take up the ‘debate’ on how the cuts are introduced, whether they could or should be more ... to “ develop and support an alternative programme for economic and social recovery ”; sowing the illusion that capitalism can have ...

   World Revolution - 2010-09-10 16:45

3. Greece, Spain, Portugal…The state is bankrupt

   ... ‘if you want to avoid the worst, if you don't want total economic break-down, you are going to have to pull in your belts like never ... of over 8%. It goes without saying that that such an economic situation is insupportable. What solutions are left then? Equally ...

   World Revolution - 2010-03-14 18:48

4. Why do the capitalists cut jobs?

   ...     Recent and ongoing:  Economic Crisis Unemployment ...

   International Review - 2011-01-06 00:57

5. Indignation at the heart of the proletarian dynamic

   ... create a “new spontaneous, open and egalitarian space for debate”, in which over 1000 people took part. These assemblies, although ... linked to the struggle against the state and the big economic corporations, against the exploitation and humiliation of the workers, ...

   International Review - 2013-10-11 21:55

6. Crisis theory part 2

   ... a factory, are enough to destroy the whole of pre-capitalist economic organization. Capital likes its pre-capitalist clients just as ... R. V. Already appeared on crisis theory in the IR : ‘Marxism and Crisis Theory': no.13 ‘Economic Theories ...

   International Review - 2010-07-12 06:09

7. The bourgeoisie is divided by the crisis but united against the working class

   ... of the obscurantist Tea Party… show to what extent the economic crisis is undermining the cohesion of the world’s most powerful ... have three interlinked roots: 1.        The economic crisis is sharpening the appetites of each national bourgeoisie and ...

   World Revolution - 2011-12-12 22:24

8. Latin America: Class struggle is developing despite state repression and ideological traps

   ... or the SNTE unionist, Wheel Pacheco, who himself received ‘economic support’ for a long time from the same government of Ulises Ruiz. ...

   World Revolution - 2021-07-15 10:36

9. Young Searching Elements in the Philippines

   ... the decaying system " in line with the illusion of the "economic experts" that " this would make the Philippines more competitive in the global market and as one way to resist the global economic crisis ". KASOKU tried to put the political squabbles of the ...

   Internasyonalismo - 2010-01-16 10:24

10. The Class Struggle In The US: What Point Has It Reached? How To Go Forward?

    ... and those to come, are without a doubt a reflection of the economic impasse in which the bourgeoisie finds itself. Is it then correct ... accounts: By creating the illusion that under the decadence of capitalism and the most serious economic crisis in its history, it ...

    Internationalism USA - 2012-12-16 09:59

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