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1. 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

2. Democratic illusions hold back the development of class consciousness

   ... marked capitalism’s entry into the final phase of its decadence, the phase of decomposition, pushed the disorientation and ... of the Kremlin There is no doubt that the world economic crisis was the catalyst for the protests in Russia. Despite the ...

   ICConline - 2012-02-05 12:55

3. The beginning of struggle or just another token gesture?

   ... a 30% reduction in pay. All this is the product of an economic meltdown which didn’t just begin in 2007, which wasn’t caused by ... resisting the bosses’ offensive. But we need to make the debate as open as possible, which means rejecting passive rallies and instead ...

   ICConline - 2013-07-07 17:44

4. UK Election result: The ruling class tries to cope with the damage to its political apparatus

   ... and the illusion the country could regain its former economic and imperialist power if only it took control back from the EU. In ... Ken Clarke have both proposed that there is now cross party debate about Brexit. While this holds the promise of the possibility of a ...

   ICConline - 2017-06-23 19:46

5. Leon Trotsky: What is proletarian culture and is it possible?

   ... completion only at the period preceding the political decadence of that class. Will the proletariat have enough time to create a ... rifle has to be cleaned and oiled. Our entire present-day economic and cultural work is nothing more than a bringing of ourselves into ...

   International Review - 2014-04-05 22:00

6. 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

7. The Dutch Left from 1914 to early 1920's: 1918: Between revolution and opportunism, III

   ... Gorter, who was in Switzerland and only contributed to the debate through articles, the appearance of which was subjected to the bad ... between the political International and the International of economic organizations. Up till 1920, the Communist International accepted both ...

   International Review - 2010-07-23 01:58

8. 15. THE DICTATORSHIP OF THE PROLETARIAT

   ... its own revolutionary class violence. As the lever of economic transformation of society, the dictatorship of the proletariat (i.e. ... political economy of the bourgeoisie by carrying forward an economic policy leading to the abolition of wage labour and commodity ...

   ICC - 2005-09-08 22:42

9. Decomposing Capitalism Fuels Drug Violence

   ... symptomatic of a rot that lies in the heart of the current economic world order.  In order to understand this gangsterization of the ... there is a material foundation deep within the heart of the economic order. In order to understand this material foundation it is necessary ...

   Internationalism USA - 2013-07-08 21:38

10. Democratic Convention: An orgy of patriotism

    ... imperialism around the world, especially in Iraq, and the economic crisis will continue to erode the standard of living. Republican and ... lies. The capitalist media portrays the foreign policy debate as a clash between Bush?s unilateralism and Kerry?s multilateralism, but ...

    Internationalism USA - 2005-03-31 17:56

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