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1. In defence of the Russian Revolution, internationalism is not negotiable

   ... Socialism in one country is of course not sustainable long term, hence the accommodation of successive leaderships to world capitalism ...

   ICConline - 2007-11-05 12:40

2. Churchill and the counter-revolutionary intelligence of the British bourgeoisie, Part 1

   ... the only way to preserve British imperialism in the longer term was by granting a degree of autonomy to those national bourgeoisies who ... Party; when he returned, it was because his short-term view of the need for an intransigent struggle to defend British ...

   World Revolution - 2022-01-07 17:02

3. Woman's role in the emergence of human culture

   ... determining factor “in the last instance”, to use Engels term: if there were no economy (ie the reproduction of everything necessary to ... reader with its “ aridity ”, to use the author’s own term. 20 . p136 of the first edition. The translation from the ...

   International Review - 2021-12-31 18:12

4. Trump v Clinton: Nothing but bad choices for the bourgeoisie and for the proletariat

   ... in the form of the Tea Party, which over the course of his term in office saw the Republican Party increasingly fall under the influence ... and oppositional stance to the President. In the 2010 mid-term elections a new crop of hardcore ideologues associated with the Tea Party ...

   ICConline - 2016-10-20 21:01

5. No solution to the ecological catastrophe without the emancipation of labour from capitalist exploitation

   ... develop a large-scale agricultural base also, in the longer term, played a considerable role in their decline and disappearance” [3] ... global control of the productive process, geared to the long-term interests of humanity. This is above all true in a period of economic ...

   ICConline - 2019-11-17 20:13

6. The Historic Conditions for the Generalization of Working Class Struggle

   ... a point of reference and learn to work in the long term, as reality dictates. 16. We have defined the period of ... any misunderstanding, let us define more precisely this term ‘economic'. By this we understand anything which concerns the general ... living conditions of the class: this is distinct from the term ‘political' which refers strictly to the future historic goals of the ...

   International Review - 2010-07-12 03:35

7. Greece: Curing the economy kills the sick

   ... shocking light on the ‘regeneration’ of the economy, the term which the ruling class uses to justify its brutal attacks against us. ...

   World Revolution - 2013-01-19 11:47

8. What lessons can we draw from the social movements of 2011?

   ... class’, or ‘the proletariat’, we recognise that this term, paradoxically (or dialectically if you like) may include millions ...

   World Revolution - 2012-07-01 11:27

9. Unison strike: a workplace intervention

   ... “joint union meeting” to discuss the pensions issue next term. Naturally I will argue that this meeting should be open to all employees. ...

   World Revolution - 2021-07-12 17:10

10. The Labour Party “lost touch” with the working class… in 1914

    ... 19th century, genuine socialists (we, like Marx, prefer the term communists) worked to build large workers’ parties, which, along with ...

    ICConline - 2021-05-17 12:18

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