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1. May 1968 (Part 3): The awakening of the working class

   ... a referendum. Similarly, the authorities couldn't print the voting forms: the national print works was on strike and private printers (who weren't) refused to do it: ...

   World Revolution - 2008-06-13 11:45

2. Answer to Workers’ Voice

   ... International Review (April, 1975) where we print several articles on the period of transition, will be able to see that ...

   International Review - 2008-06-21 15:53

3. AWW and Ukraine war: There is no middle ground between internationalism and “national defence”

   ... part. They go on to say: “ After the war we produced a book, a record of our efforts and we called it ‘Taking Sides against ethnic ...

   ICConline - 2022-09-22 17:59

4. The capitalist economy locked in permanent decline

   ... impact of austerity which is why all those who are able to print money are doing so. The US is going furthest in this direction: ...

   World Revolution - 2011-03-07 17:56

5. The responsibility of capitalism for the flood disaster in India and Bangladesh

   ... textile industry of Bangladesh which accounts for 80% of its export earnings. Nearly half the city of Dhaka, its capital, has been swamped ...

   World Revolution - 2004-12-24 02:04

6. Iran: Crisis, Revolt and Workers’ Strikes

   ... But the illusion was quickly dissi­pated when the export surplus fell to 23 per cent in 1975. In fact, dependent as it was on oil ...

   International Review - 2008-10-09 15:01

7. Rejecting the notion of Decadence, Part 1

   ... developed much more systematically by Rosa Luxemburg in her book The Accumulation of Capital, but she didn't invent it, as some ignorant ... of production requires each national capitalism to export, to conquer on its external markets outlets adequate to its production. ...

   International Review - 2009-09-24 19:52

8. You can't change the world without workers' revolution

   ... and BBC television producer Jessica Williams has written a book that hints at the scale of suffering across the planet. The proliferation ... alert reader, concerned about the picture painted in this book, will be disappointed by the means proposed for changing the situation. ...

   World Revolution - 2004-12-24 01:45

9. 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

10. 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

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