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  1. Thoughts on the discussion on populism at the ICC’s international online public meeting in July

    ... political disarray of the ruling class. Inevitably, the debate gave rise to different interpretations of the populist phenomenon and ... barbarism, that are superstructural symptoms of a dying economic infrastructure, the representatives of which (the bourgeoisie) are ...

    ICConline - 2024-09-06 13:46

  2. Prague Action Week: Some lessons, and some replies to slander

    ... into an active fiasco, the necessity for organised and open debate around definite agendas and aiming at clear outcomes. This means that ... likely to emerge from the struggle against the impact of the economic crisis (exacerbated, of course, by the growth of a war economy) than ...

    ICConline - 2024-09-04 14:21

  3. The drive for a “Greater India”: another factor in imperialist disorder

    ... a rising world player: “ India is quietly laying claim to economic superpower status” (The Guardian ); “ India: From snake charmers ... on this part of the world. But the deepening of the world economic crisis and its devastating effects on the social situation in the ...

    ICConline - 2025-03-02 09:05

  4. The quarrel between ‘Révolution Permanente’ and ‘Lutte Ouvrière’: Two Trotskyist varieties of the same nationalist positions

    ... is always to conduct all the verbal exchanges in a supposed debate of clarification, which is nothing but a bourgeois discourse in which ...

    ICConline - 2025-02-27 18:12

  5. Report on the class struggle : Formation, loss and re-conquest of proletarian class identity

    ... it is only by affirming itself, both at the level of its economic and social struggles, and as the candidate for the political direction ... of the bourgeoisie. In sum: the whole of political debate tends to be monopolised by the questions of pro- and anti-Trump, pro- ...

    International Review - 2024-05-10 06:00

  6. From leftism to modernism: the misadventures of the ‘Bérard tendency’

    ... the following slogans: “ The dead-end of struggles for economic demands, the impossibility of reformism, the need for a qualitative ... order not to ‘crush’ Bérard publicly and to allow the debate to go to the roots. Thus the OC only represented a danger of ...

    International Review - 2024-08-28 06:00

  7. The fight against opportunism, a vital challenge for the revolution

    ... scale. Since the summer of 2022, under the blows of the economic crisis, the working class has begun to react. The strikes that broke ... the truth of their analyses in the face of changing events, debate and develop their positions, draw essential lessons from the history of ...

    International Review - 2024-05-13 14:57

  8. Part One: Introduction to the series on “Communisers”

    ... that the working class of the west had been bought off by economic prosperity and “one dimensional” ideologies like consumerism, ... nature of capitalism and a dismissal of the theory of the decadence of capitalism. Modernism penetrates the revolutionary ...

    International Review - 2024-08-28 06:00

  9. Who is who in “Nuevo Curso”?

    ... in the positions of the communist left and open to debate. That’s at least what NC said in its response to the first letter that ... Belloch, to redefine the city as an urban space, as an economic landscape, where there could be a development of types of enterprises ...

    ICConline - 2024-08-28 06:00

  10. One year after Trump’s victory: The US bourgeoisie struggles to manage the political turbulence

    ... image—would never adequately address the deepening economic troubles of the younger generations, while on the right elements ... with the entry of capitalism into its period of historical decadence early in the last century. Since then, with no truly durable reforms ...

    ICConline - 2024-08-27 06:00

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