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1. 1918: The revolution criticises its errors, Part 1

   ... " (ibid, pp375-376). Luxemburg points out that a socialist economic policy can only start from the collectivisation of large landed ... Her defence of the necessity for the widest possible debate within the proletarian camp, and against the forcible suppression of any ...

   World Revolution - 2008-06-13 12:39

2. Ukraine: Russia’s offensive against its great power rivals

   ...   [2] . https://en.internationalism.org/inter/133_ukraine.htm   [3] . Kazakhstan, Belarus and Armenia, which ... the trap of democracy’ https://en.internationalism.org/ir/126_authoritarian_democracy     Geographical:  ...

   ICConline - 2014-01-18 10:42

3. A new step in capitalism’s devastation of the planet

   ... and buys oil at a cheap price as the oil companies shift the economic burden onto the backs of their workers by cutting costs and more and ... mud-slinging match. BP is so confident in the force of its economic stature that it even pleaded to surpass federal government standard ...

   World Revolution - 2010-06-14 19:50

4. Hurricane Katrina: A Capitalist-made Crisis

   ... the world today is arguably a consequence of reckless economic and environmental policies pursued by capitalism in the relentless ... disaster, but this critique accepts the premises of the debate within the world capitalist class – as if implementation of the Kyoto ...

   Internationalism USA - 2013-07-07 14:46

5. International class struggle: Workers' struggles in South Korea and South Africa

   ... South Korea, a country whose ‘exceptional' economic performance has been made so much of by the ‘experts', a country ... as in the rest of the world, under the effects of the world economic crisis. The workers' strikes in South Korea didn't break out ...

   International Review - 2010-07-23 02:55

6. Review: The communist left in Germany, 1918-21 (1)

   ... of capitalist ascendency and the onset of the period of decadence, when the only tasks of the proletariat are the destruction of the ... The working class is strictly determined by its socio-economic position in production. This forces it to constantly struggle ...

   International Review - 2010-11-27 01:25

7. Brexit: British capitalism struggles to limit the damage

   ... – we would be free to change the basis of Britain’s economic model.”  Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond, speaking to ... an agreement on market access, then we could suffer from economic damage at least in the short-term. In this case, we could be forced to ...

   ICConline - 2017-02-20 18:36

8. Why is it so difficult to struggle, and how can we overcome these difficulties?

   ... in a state of bankruptcy, in particular by explaining the ‘decadence’ of the current order by showing how far it has strayed from the ... which put limits on those who come to disturb or sabotage debate. Finally and above all, the Indignados movement gave rise to an ...

   World Revolution - 2012-11-08 19:02

9. Terrorist violence in 'Peace Express'

   ... horrifying and atrocious forms. In this advanced phase of decadence of world capitalism the tendency of everybody for himself and each ... capitalist system continues still further in the phase of decadence. Loud shouting about peace This ...

   Communist Inter... - 2007-04-05 23:28

10. International Women’s Day: only communist society can end the oppression of women

    ... an improvement in their living conditions. Along with these economic demands, they also raised political demands, notably woman's right ... class. With capitalism's entry into its period of its decadence, it was no longer practical to struggle for reforms and for the right ...

    ICConline - 2008-06-10 22:49

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