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1. Tunisia, Egypt: the dead end of the ‘Arab revolution’

   ... and Mubarak, nothing has been resolved. On the contrary, the economic situation has got worse, bringing growing unemployment, poverty and ... ‘Arab spring’ in 2011, is going through a deep social, economic and political crisis. The official unemployment rate is 17% and for ...

   World Revolution - 2013-03-09 09:01

2. Effective strike action is always illegal

   ... about the unions' ‘special privilege' to be able to cause economic mayhem; when it was overturned, more about the risk to the right to ... unemployment as all bosses respond to the new stage in the economic crisis. Not only that, but many of the attacks are being determined ...

   World Revolution - 2013-07-07 17:44

3. Marxism and opportunism in the construction of the revolutionary organisation

   ... is not the same thing at all), there is no indication of a debate between them that can be seen, nor does it seem that they feel the need ... experience of the workers' movement, starting with the debate within the International with the Italian Left on the question of the ...

   International Review - 2010-11-08 22:10

4. War and proletarian consciousness

   ... opposition to war to use these meetings as a forum for debate and clarification. LONDON Conway Hall, Red Lion Square, Holborn, ...

   World Revolution - 2005-01-16 23:23

5. International correspondence: Against the Peru-Ecuador War

   ... develops. In order to safeguard the bourgeoisies' economic interests. It is not by chance that, a few days after ... but they have the political capacity, the military and economic power to transmit it to the dependant societies of the periphery. The ... to give their blood in order to safeguard the bourgeoisie's economic interests.....The proletarians of the world have no country, their ...

   International Review - 2010-07-12 03:43

6. Imperialist conflicts and class struggle: War in the Persian Gulf

   ... engagements. How could it be otherwise when, just from the economic and social point of view, two thirds of humanity are suffering from ... between the two perspectives which derive from the decadence of capitalism: war or revolution. Up till now the struggles of ...

   International Review - 2010-07-23 02:53

7. War in the Gulf: Capitalist massacres and chaos

   ... is America's warn­ing for the future: whatever the economic dynamism of these countries (in reality, their capacity to stand up to ... the perspective we put for­ward from the beginning (see IR 63): war would not be followed by peace, but by chaos and more war. Chaos ...

   International Review - 2010-08-16 07:56

8. The Frazione Comunista di Napoli: A Political Balance Sheet

   ... Frazione developed more and more into a centre for political debate, above all in the autumn of 1975. The publication of the document on ... the outside world got in the way of our internal debate, and thus of our event­ual conscious self-definition. ...

   International Review - 2008-07-07 16:56

9. Mumbai and Srinagar bombings: state terrorists denounce non-state terrorists

   ... and challengingly expressed on various important political economic issues like privatisation, price hike, a more pronounced tilt towards ... decadent world capitalist system. In this condition of the decadence of the system every capitalist state, big or small, strong or weak, ...

   Communist Inter... - 2006-08-06 13:05

10. 1919: The International of Revolutionary Action

    ... World War marked the entry of capitalism into its period of decadence and historical decline. But already, well before the outbreak of war, ... International, the entry of capitalism into its period of decadence meant that the revolutionary struggle of the proletariat took on a ...

    International Review - 2019-07-16 16:08

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