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1. The incoherence of British imperialism

   ... was superior to its nearest rivals. Even then, however, the economic dominance that this was based on had already been eroded by the rise ... to the humanitarian crisis does not require an emergency debate. Most recently, the possibility of joining the US air strikes has been ...

   ICConline - 2014-09-06 08:20

2. The bourgeoisie tells the working class that it doesn’t exist

   ... of reasons to fight. Caught in the crossfire between the economic crisis and government attacks, living conditions have continued to ... on decomposition’, https://en.internationalism.org/ir/107_decomposition 4 Rosa Luxemburg, talking about the ...

   ICConline - 2014-03-17 21:22

3. EU, Brexit, populism:Against nationalism in all its forms!

   ... Jewish financiers for the devastating effects of the world economic crisis, and pulling workers behind a fraction of the ruling class ... as the only possible framework for the conduct of political debate.   The working class alternative Faced with a world ...

   ICConline - 2016-07-13 20:25

4. The proletariat faced with the collapse of the Eastern bloc and the bankruptcy of Stalinism

   ... thus not a ‘peaceful democratisation’, still less an economic ‘recovery’. With the deepening of the world-wide capitalist ... universal mode of domination in its period of decadence, when capitalism has to keep its grip on the whole of social life. ...

   International Review - 2004-12-12 18:08

5. A belated answer to a revolutionary anarchist: Emma Goldman and the Russian Revolution

   ... the historic background of the Bolsheviki, their social and economic justification. They are powerful only because they represent the ... Kronstadt”, https://en.internationalism.org/ir/104_kronstadt.html . [39] . Living My Life , Chapter 52. ...

   International Review - 2018-12-04 20:34

6. France: Refinery blockades are a double-edged sword

   ... queues. So says one of the media outlets regarding the economic paralysis of the country. Workers are combative and determined while ... by the oil shortages? Who suffers the greatest economic pressures: capital or labour? Concretely, the largest enterprises of ...

   ICConline - 2010-10-31 10:52

7. Our comrade Elisabeth has left us

   ... study and discussion. At this meeting she intervened in the debate in a very clear and pertinent way. Before leaving her comrades to go ... Review 109, https://en.internationalism.org/ir/109_functioning: "I n the second half of the 60s, small circles of ...

   ICConline - 2018-11-28 15:33

8. Max Raphael and a Marxist perspective on art (Part 2)

   ... the domain of art and other ideologies, and also to the economic base from which these ideological expressions spring. Using an ... of Greek art, a seeming contradiction if art is linked to an economic base that’s since disappeared. Part of the answer to this question ...

   ICConline - 2016-12-18 14:07

9. One year on from “liberation” and Libya sinks into chaos

   ... done particularly well from Libyan contracts by dint of its economic clout and contacts; and German economic strength is a growing factor on the imperialist chessboard. The local ...

   ICConline - 2012-10-03 18:29

10. 1944 commemorations: 50 years of Imperialist Lies, Part 1

    ... of raw materials and to dominate the world market. The economic struggle between economic groups is increasingly concentrated, to its ... of the proletariat We will leave the bourgeois to debate amongst themselves the exact number of dead in each country ...

    International Review - 2005-08-05 16:24

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