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  1. What is the significance of the phenomenon of the “Uberisation” of employees?

    ... fundamental questions: are these workers, whatever their economic condition, part of the working class? Can their struggles contribute ... milieu in our series of articles “Understanding the decadence of capitalism”, Part 8: The 'real domination' of capitalism and ...

    ICConline - 2021-07-19 13:34

  2. G20 and world economic crisis: The state can’t save us!

    ... leaders and the states they represent can deal with the economic catastrophe facing the capitalist system.  As Gordon Brown put it on ... present crisis of overproduction has its roots not, as the economic experts claim, in any kind of temporary ‘imbalance' in the world ...

    World Revolution - 2009-04-05 17:40

  3. G20 Summit: The bourgeoisie is powerless faced with the economic crisis

    4065 reads With the economic crisis now ravaging the planet, on 15 November there was a grand ... But even from the point of view of the struggle against the economic crisis, the results of this conference were particularly thin. Here ... world wars being the most powerful expression of this) and economic crises. The result of the G20 is a visible demonstration of this ...

    ICConline - 2008-12-08 22:22

  4. Fifty years ago, May 68: The advances and retreats in the class struggle since 1968

    ... working class to the resurfacing of capitalism’s historic economic crisis – had been entirely validated: despite capital’s often ... in the organisation. However, the article about May 68 in IR 53, as well as the editorial in the same issue, provide evidence that its ...

    International Review - 2022-01-15 18:12

  5. 1968 in Japan: the student movement and workers' struggles

    ... of a greater whole, and to contribute to an international debate within the working class on the lessons of past events for the future of ... and other struggles At the height of the 1960s economic expansion, the Japanese workers' movement moved into a period of ...

    ICConline - 2021-06-06 17:28

  6. Did May 68 really mark the end of almost 50 years of counter-revolution?

    ... this huge movement was the product of the return of the open economic crisis and its effect on the working class, and it freed the younger ... proletariat” published in International Reviews nº 133 and nº 134 respectively. [33]             .  ...

    International Review - 2018-11-30 16:51

  7. Economic crisis and war show the bankruptcy of capitalism

    ... the US and now Germany are officially in recession. The economic indicators are in the red. In 2002, the rate of growth in the 30 OECD ... was formerly presented by the world bank as a model of economic improvement. Now the only way that the latest president Duhalde can ...

    World Revolution - 2005-03-31 17:01

  8. Days of Discussion II: State Capitalism Presentation

    ... of the internal tendencies of capitalism as were those economic agreements and parliamentary compromises which the war buried in blood ... struggles. What is  state capitalism. "The debate on Russia or any specific economy has often clouded the issue of state ...

    Internationalism USA - 2010-01-30 14:46

  9. Britain: economic crisis and imperialist dead-ends

    ... in personal borrowing that had been at the heart of the economic growth under Blair and Brown. The manufacturing sector was the most ... Afghanistan, Iran and Iraq where a range of strategic and economic interests collides. For the US it increasingly resembles a trap where ...

    World Revolution - 2013-07-07 17:38

  10. Despite 'recovery' propaganda the economic crisis continues

    ... not caused by the greed of the bankers or by ‘neo-liberal' economic policies. It is a crisis of capitalist relations of production on a ... the only G20 country still in recession. Labour's disastrous economic policies meant Britain was one of the first into recession and now we ...

    World Revolution - 2009-12-07 20:10

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