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1. The national situation in Germany

   ... it. By 1989, the latter had become the world’s leading export nation, with the lowest state deficit of all the leading powers. Despite ... Neo-Liberal model of state capitalism favoured more export oriented economies. While strongly participating in the post 1945 ...

   International Review - 2016-05-13 21:03

2. 1920: Bukharin and the period of transition

   ... According to the editor of the 1971 English edition of this book, "Up until the introduction of the Five-year plan, in ... and Pluto Press, p 212) As we will show, Bukharin's book contains some fundamental weaknesses which have not allowed it to pass the ...

   International Review - 2015-07-12 19:04

3. Marxism and Darwinism, by Anton Pannekoek (II)

   ... instincts. Pannekoek's pamphlet shows that Darwin's book, The Descent of Man , offers a striking rebuttal to the reactionary ...   [1] . This idea is also presented in Kautsky's book Ethics and the Materialist Conception of History, which Pannekoek ...

   International Review - 2021-12-07 10:33

4. British imperialism: looking for a way out of the impasse

   ... terror and playing a double game. He should know. The export of terrorism and the double games that surround it are a speciality of ... and Haroon Siddique and columnist Mark Curtis, author of the book Secret Affairs, Britain’s Collusion with Radical Islam, have ...

   World Revolution - 2013-07-07 15:26

5. Rejecting the notion of Decadence, Part 2

   ... eve of the war said clearly that Germany “ must export or die ”. However, one cannot account for the moment when war broke ... [1] History of international relations Book 6, page 142, by Pierre Renouvin (Paris 1972) [2] ...

   International Review - 2005-12-22 20:34

6. Marxism and Darwinism, by Anton Pannekoek (I)

   ... never with such success ." [1] "...it is in this book that the historico-natural foundations of our theory can be found ". [2] ... In his autobiography Darwin declares that it was Malthus' book which made him think about the struggle for existence. " In October, ...

   International Review - 2021-12-07 10:32

7. 1914: how the bloodletting began

   ... in 1930, had an enormous success, to the point where the book was briefly banned by the authorities. In 1937, Jean Renoir's anti-war ... Introduction sets out his intentions quite openly: “ This book (...) is concerned less with why the war happened than with how it came ...

   International Review - 2022-01-07 16:48

8. Economic crisis: the crisis reveals the historic bankruptcy of capitalist productive relations

   ... Europe will have more and more difficulty in maintaining its export surplus. It is hardly surprising that countries at the heart of Europe ... process through the exploitation of labour power. In Book III of Capital , Marx clearly states that interest is " The part of ...

   International Review - 2021-06-28 15:48

9. German Revolution, part 5: From the work of a fraction to the foundation of the KPD

   ... organisational strength. It had eight publications, with a print run varying between 25,000 and 100,000 copies - and all this with almost ...

   International Review - 2010-08-24 00:26

10. 1918-1919: The proletarian revolution put an end to the imperialist war

    ... fundamental causes of the World War The aim of the book that Lenin wrote in 1916, Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism ... imperialism, insisted on one of its particular aspects - the export of capital from the developed countries to the backward countries in ...

    International Review - 2010-09-22 04:01

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