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  1. A view on Charles Darwin’s 'Descent of Man...' and its contribution to the workers’ movement

    ... mentions the phrase “survival of the fittest” in this book and that’s to take a clear position against it – in fact the whole book is a clear position against that bourgeois interpretation, as well as dog ...

    ICConline - 2009-08-22 20:48

  2. Historical lessons of the Kronstadt revolt, Part II

    ... retract its misrepresentation in a conspicuous way, i.e., in print, and adjust its polemic to account for what the other side really said. ... retract its original misstatement of our views in print, and to circulate this retraction to all its regular subscribers and ...

    Internationalism USA - 2005-02-11 22:24

  3. International Situation (resolution)

    ... materials are generally their main if not their exclusive export. This situation is particularly spectacular and dramatic with regard to ... the Russian bloc beginning with the USSR itself whose main export is raw materials just like the under-developed countries, will also see ...

    International Review - 2010-07-21 02:32

  4. New ICC publications for the month: June 2020

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    webmaster - 2020-06-25 06:00

  5. Corbyn mobilising discontent behind a capitalist programme

    ... Corbyn as something positive, but when you read the small print the SWP says ( International Socialism 152) “the detail of his ...

    ICConline - 2016-10-15 09:18

  6. 300 issues of World Revolution

    ... by the unions and, as with the News International print workers at Wapping, this was turned into a long drawn out action that ...

    World Revolution - 2023-06-30 06:00

  7. Report on the situation in Germany

    ... brutally at the expense of its competi­tors, as its export surplus amply shows. Germany's competitive position has been ... would be a disaster for West Germany, as a leading export nation and having been, alongside Japan, the main indus­trial ... catastrophe for West Germany, since herein lies its main export market. It is therefore an in­correct formulation, often put forward in ...

    International Review - 2010-08-13 00:55

  8. World economic crisis: BRICS don’t float

    ... a central bank unable to boost the economy because it can't print money at will. But these arguments don’t stand up to much scrutiny. The ...

    ICConline - 2012-08-08 19:57

  9. Leaflet from the EKS: The agenda of the Turkish bourgeoisie is war, terror, chaos and barbarism

    ... responded by issuing the internationalist statement that we print below. They have been distributing it as a leaflet along with their ... in a country where (as anyone who has read Orhan Pamuk's book Snow will know) political murder is a long-established tradition. They ...

    World Revolution - 2007-11-05 11:39

  10. Germany 1923: The bourgeoisie inflicts a decisive defeat on the working class

    ... servants only received ridiculous wages. Companies wanted to print their own currency, local authorities introduced “emergency money” to ... on strike. In an economy where every hour the state had to print more money, the strike of the bank-note printers had a particularly ...

    International Review - 2024-01-28 21:00

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