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  1. Communism Vol. 3, Part 7 - The problems of the period of transition (III)

    3773 reads In the last two issues of the International Review , we published the previous articles in the ... the first phase that the measure of labour time is valid. [14] But they begin to leave the solid ground of historical reality when they ...

    International Review - 2007-11-08 15:50

  2. The Hungarian Revolution of 1919 (i)

    11377 reads The example of Russia 1917 inspired the workers in Hungary   The revolutionary ... had a strong international motivation. It was the result of two factors: the unbearable situation provoked by war and the example of the ... given the decisive nature of the events it faced. [14] However this agitation was not backed up by an in-depth programmatic ...

    International Review - 2011-03-08 17:28

  3. Germany 1918-19 (iii): Formation of the party, absence of the International

    ... for internationalism and against the war: there were seven of them in Rosa Luxemburg's apartment. This reminiscence, which reminds us that ... claimed that it would be possible to seize power within 14 days. Even Karl Liebknecht, while admitting the possibility of a long ...

    International Review - 2009-06-08 13:01

  4. Notes on the early class struggle in America - Part I

    2942 reads The birth of the American proletariat “ The discovery of gold and silver in America; the extirpation, enslavement and entombment in ... mounted on stakes along the roads to serve as a warning. [14] The ruling class deliberately provoked such an atmosphere of suspicion ...

    World Revolution - 2013-03-09 10:17

  5. Class struggle in Ukraine: A requiem for nationalisation

    ...  We are publishing an article from the Alliance of Revolutionary Socialists, a group in Russia and Ukraine, the product of a ... proletarian masses’ pressure on them, this exploitative gang can never cease being what it is; even when it offers certain concessions ...

    ICConline - 2021-08-19 18:35

  6. Who can change the world? (Part 2): The proletariat is still the revolutionary class

    2965 reads   In the first part of this article, we explained why the proletariat is the revolutionary class ... the skilled and unskilled workers of the Fordist period " [14] . " The practical weakening of the proletariat and of the feeling of ...

    International Review - 2010-08-19 08:10

  7. Egypt: The class struggle takes centre stage

    4623 reads The tide of rebellion in North Africa and the Middle East shows no sign of abating. The ... , put it in an article published by The Guardian on 14 Feb, the upsurge of the workers fighting for their own demands was a potent ...

    ICConline - 2024-02-28 06:00

  8. The History of Sport Under Capitalism (Part III) - Sport, nationalism and imperialism

    ... ideology and that it is an instrument at the service of imperialism. It expresses all the monstrosity of decadent capitalism. ... the very well known case of cycling, the Festina affair [14] . Here the deception of the riders is as much as victims and scapegoats, ...

    ICConline - 2013-03-09 09:34

  9. Anarcho-syndicalism faces a change in epoch: the CGT up to 1914

    ... in many countries was a direct and inevitable result of opportunism, reformism, and parliamentary cretinism. In our country, too, ... but the participation of the "revolutionary" Jouhaux, [14] and even, despite his doubts, of the internationalist Merrheim, [15] ...

    International Review - 2021-06-29 12:40

  10. Impossible European Unity

    4019 reads Is the bourgeoisie capable of giving so much as the shadow of a solution to the problem of the world's ... and Italy for the formation of a common air-sea force [14] . Britain's disapproval of the Franco-German force, and the Dutch ...

    International Review - 2007-04-11 15:40

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