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  1. Communism Vol. 3, Part 9 - The problems of the period of transition (V)

    ... 1936/7). It is the continuation of a theoretical debate that the Italian left communists were extremely keen on developing, ... view did not place sufficient emphasis on the problem of the economic transformation following the proletarian seizure of power. ...

    International Review - 2008-08-25 19:34

  2. United States, Russia, European Union, Ukraine... all states are responsible for the war!

    ... states built up gigantic arsenals and subjected the whole of economic and social life to the imperatives of war. It was in this context that ... [5] https://en.internationalism.org/ir/107_decomposition “Decomposition: the ultimate stage of ...

    ICConline - 2022-03-30 17:08

  3. New ICC publications for the month: September 2021

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    webmaster - 2021-09-25 06:00

  4. How to deal with the Russian enigma?

    ... view, it is important to reply to this letter since this debate allows us to refute the councilist position, and so to contribute to ... through grasping onto the immediate, the local, the economic, considering them as "the closest and most controllable" and the ...

    International Review - 2004-12-13 20:41

  5. The international communist left, 1937-52

    ... which we continue in this publication isn't an academic debate about history. The proletariat's only weapons are its organizational ... was al­ways considered as a contribution to the debate, and not as a de facto Platform ( ... ) As we ...

    International Review - 2015-06-26 17:51

  6. How not to understand the development of chaos and imperialist conflicts

    3657 reads IR 72, 1st Quarter 1993 How not to understand the development of ... world war, the only response that capitalism can have to its economic crisis. Today, humanity is confronted, not with a ‘new ... question of the historic course and of wars in the period of decadence. The historic course It is surprising to say the ...

    International Review - 2005-12-30 15:36

  7. The revival of class struggle and the dangers of radical unionism

    ... attacks on pensions in France and Austria (see WR 266 and IR 114), this is a small sign of increasing militancy. Workers face many ... and bosses are showing that they need to force through the economic attacks necessitated by the crisis. But we also need to understand ...

    World Revolution - 2022-11-06 15:06

  8. US economy slides into open recession

    ... economy is heard no more. The days of the "longest running economic recovery in US history" - as they used to call it - seem now to be ... the highest in 8 years, rising 6.4 percent over December's 133,713 job cuts. And these jobs lost are not MacDonald's or busboy jobs, but ...

    Internationalism USA - 2009-04-08 11:43

  9. No Olympic performance from the British economy

    ... it simply, once again, there is no profit in it. Part of the debate within the ruling class is therefore how to persuade business to ... due to lack of profitability. Such actions certainly create economic activity and will raise demand. But, once again, is this demand ...

    World Revolution - 2022-01-07 20:42

  10. Workers are ready for a fight – and the ruling class is preparing to sabotage it

    ... become an active factor in workers’ resistance. The world economic crisis didn’t begin with Covid or the war in Ukraine. It has been ... the slide into barbarism have certainly accelerated global economic instability, and within that, Britain’s specific economic decline ...

    ICConline - 2022-07-22 09:59

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