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1. International Correspondence: The ICC’s “left in opposition” perspective, empirio-criticism and the role of revolutionaries

   ... it, but have not read one single detailed critique of it in print (as my only foreign language is English, I may have missed published ...

   International Review - 2010-07-13 01:48

2. 19th ICC Congress: Preparing for class confrontations

   ... at the University of East London. He is the author of the book Blood Relations: Menstruation and the Origins of Culture, which we ...

   International Review - 2021-12-03 23:09

3. Greece, Spain, Portugal…The state is bankrupt

   ... doors. It can go for more debt at higher rates of interest, print more paper money, dip into everyone's savings. But a time comes when the ...

   World Revolution - 2010-03-14 18:48

4. Baboon’s revenge: Marxism versus feminism on the origins of humanity

   ... As usual, the organisers of the Anarchist Book Fair in London denied us a stall on the grounds that we are ‘dogmatic, ...

   World Revolution - 2007-11-05 11:39

5. The Italian Communist Left: On the pamphlet "Among the shades of Bordigism and its epigones" (Battaglia Comunista)

   ... given materally to new comrades, since the texts are out of print or dispersed. The solution lies in printing books which contain all the ...

   International Review - 2010-09-22 03:28

6. Report on the international situation

   ... imports to the bone and encourage exports; in other words to export or die! Yet, faced with a super-saturated world market one national ... that all countries cannot import less and export more at the same time. The concrete manifestations of the breakdown of ...

   International Review - 2021-03-21 14:02

7. The mass strike in Poland 1980: Lessons for the future

   ... by food shortages, while Poland was continuing to export potatoes to France. " In the winter of 1970-71, the Baltic shipyard ...

   ICConline - 2020-09-27 08:26

8. 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

9. 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

10. 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

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