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  1. Iran 1979: this was not a revolution

    ... resurgence of international struggles. With the deepening economic crisis, the Iranian proletariat will be forced into further struggles ... or ‘radical bourgeois' force, either at a political or an economic level. What bourgeois revolution in the past was made in the name of ...

    World Revolution - 2009-03-09 21:22

  2. The bourgeoisie uses 'popular protest' to hide the class struggle

    ... the ‘anti-capitalist’ demonstrations outside the World Economic Forum in Melbourne and the World Bank and IMF in Prague; the ... based on competition between national units. The strongest economic powers, particularly the US, but also Japan and the most ...

    World Revolution - 2004-12-22 21:09

  3. Correspondence with Emancipacion Obrera: On the Regroupment of Revolutionaries

    3580 reads IR 49 - 2nd Qtr 1987 Last year, two groups in Argentina ... the politics of ‘defence of the national economy’, of economic recovery...” or in point 11: “In this sense, in the face of the ... eminent university sociologist Mr Rubel during a television debate organised for the centenary of Marx’s death. According to Mr Rubel, ...

    International Review - 2005-08-10 17:20

  4. The United States and the Russian question

    ... system into a “market economy”. What resulted was an economic disaster. As for the US “expert” advisers, their main concern was ... Agreement could still be reached in Washington about the economic strangulation of Russia, seen as an adequate response to the ...

    International Review - 2017-12-11 22:08

  5. France: Macron Rescues the Situation – But For How Long?

    ... Emmanuel Macron. The latter had already tried his hand as an economic and political reformer when he served as an  adviser to the first PS ... Valls. At that time, his goal seems to have been to start an economic modernisation process in France something along the lines of the ...

    International Review - 2017-12-20 20:06

  6. Massive class conflicts on the horizon

    ... and will more willingly sacrifice themselves for the economic profit or military glory of their masters. Indeed, in the period ... the ability of the workers to struggle for their most basic economic demands. A new period of class confrontations ...

    World Revolution - 2006-07-04 12:04

  7. ICC Day of Discussion on the Russian Revolution

    ... which swept Russia in the summer of 1917 had more than an economic significance.  They were a sign of political disillusionment – a ... a lone internationalist anarchist) on the main issues under debate and on the ICC Manifesto and the CWO presentation. The two currents ...

    ICConline - 2017-12-10 10:05

  8. Who can change the world? (Part 2): The proletariat is still the revolutionary class

    ... of his own condition). Fundamentally, it is determined by economic criteria. Who belongs to the working class? ... productive and non-productive labor, see our pamphlet on The decadence of capitalism. [6] Although we should note at the same ...

    International Review - 2010-08-19 08:10

  9. The national question from the 1920s to World War 2

    ... the most important contribution to the understanding of the decadence of the capitalist system, applying Luxemburg’s analysis of the ... Here Mattick supported Lenin’s economics against the economic theories of Luxemburg, but nevertheless strongly defended ...

    ICC - 2006-02-01 10:21

  10. Does marxism have a religious view of the historic mission of the working class?

    ... exist such a line of separation between the proletariat's economic struggles and the revolutionary assault. Since the aspirations of the ... nationalism. However, as this competition derives from the economic nature of the bourgeoisie and the petty-bourgeoisie, the nature of the ...

    World Revolution - 2005-07-19 23:33

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