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1. Part 4: Understanding the Decadence of Capitalism

   ... 4272 reads Understanding the Decadence of Capitalism, Part 4 We are continuing here ... [2] , which still denies the reality of the economic crisis. But there is worse: with the world on the threshold of the ...

   International Review - 2021-07-05 11:57

2. Bourgeois parties divided, but united against the working class

   ... of the Tory party continues, whether fighting over covid, economic growth, or sending refugees to Rwanda. The populism embraced by parts ... British imperialism, or, during the 1950s, a time of a brief economic stability, preparing for future crises, Labour played a number of ...

   ICConline - 2023-12-20 11:14

3. The History of the Workers' Movement in Japan, II

   6946 reads The debate on the means of struggle The revolutionary events of 1905 in Russia ... lessons of the new situation at the onset of capitalism’s decadence and of trying to understand the new forms of struggles. Despite ... the problem of the war, in Japan the class war provoked an economic boom. Japan had in fact become a major arms supplier, and had an ...

   International Review - 2022-11-03 20:54

4. The pandemic reveals and accelerates capitalist decadence and decomposition

   ... (both perverse faces of perverse capital), bring about the economic recovery of the so-called ‘glorious 30 years’, years of ... the subject. [2] See: https://en.internationalism.org/ir/107_decomposition ; “Theses on decomposition”, International Review ...

   ICConline - 2020-04-30 13:09

5. Sudan 2023: a vivid illustration of the decomposition of capitalism

   ... imperialist war, its only answer to its permanent economic crisis. We have now been through over 30 years in the final phase of this process of capitalist decadence, the phase of decomposition. And since the Covid pandemic and even ...

   ICConline - 2023-06-11 21:56

6. Profit rates and capitalist decadence - reply to the CWO

   ... of profit which is at the heart of Marx's analysis of the economic contradictions of the capitalist system, but the fetter that the wage ... 2.93% between 1950 and 1973 - i.e. three times more - and 1.33% between 1973 and 1998, i.e. 43% more during this long period of crisis ...

   International Review - 2021-07-16 10:39

7. Part 1: The rise and decadence of capitalism

   ... to the beginning of the 20th century a powerful factor in economic and social development, has transformed itself – by becoming locked ... ‘The Proletarian Struggle in Decadent Capitalism’ in IR 23, which deals with this specific question). And regarding the weight of ...

   International Review - 2005-07-28 20:58

8. In France as elsewhere... the same struggle! The same class combat!

   ... That's why today, the development of real places of debate, such as sovereign general assemblies open to all, must be defended as a ...

   ICConline - 2023-12-04 06:00

9. 2. Crisis and decadence

   3977 reads Decadence and open crises in capitalism in the twentieth century are phenomena ... of production existing under their rule. The zenith of an economic system is also the most stable period in the power of the ruling ... the whole structure of social life. 1) At the economic level: (the infrastructure of a society). Production ...

   ICC - 2006-01-28 16:52

10. The real father of the atomic bomb is capitalism

    ... States, and its Russian challenger. From being a minor economic power, Russia was able, thanks to the Second World War, to acquire a ...

    ICConline - 2023-11-30 16:44

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