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  1. The youth revolts in Greece confirm the development of the class struggle

    3243 reads The explosion of anger and revolt by the present generation of proletarianised young people ... rate of workers on the poverty line out of the 27 EU states: 14%.    It's not only the students who have come out onto the streets, ...

    International Review - 2009-03-15 18:29

  2. Marxist and opportunist visions of building the party: debate with the IBRP

    ... 4005 reads Marxist and opportunist visions of building the party A question of method in the discussion A recent article of ours 1 was devoted " ... a pamphlet specifically dedicated to the union question 14 which makes extensive " reference to the unions' ...

    International Review - 2005-08-09 15:31

  3. World economic crisis: BRICS don’t float

    ... "post war boom" came to an end in 1967; this brief period of relative economic prosperity came in the wake of the horrors of the First ... university graduates under 25 years is more than 9%; - 14% of graduate students who have taken out loans have defaulted three years ...

    ICConline - 2012-08-08 19:57

  4. Workers' struggles in Italy, Germany, Britain; riots and repression in Palestine; only the proletariat can put an end to barbarism

    ... The media, the television newsreels, the press, are all full of news. Little by little during the last year, we have learnt everything there ... isolated, and their return to work gained at the cost of a 14% wage rise over two years, the chance of a first unification of the ...

    International Review - 2012-11-21 23:27

  5. Repression shows the true face of the democratic state

    ... A scene filmed on 24 March on a mobile phone did the rounds of social media: three police holding a schoolboy on the ground and when the ... the Necker Hospital in Paris is a perfect illustration. On 14 June the police charged with unusual violence a demonstration passing by a ...

    ICConline - 2016-07-17 09:26

  6. British agriculture: a history of decline

    11302 reads In mid-June the number of foot and mouth cases in Britain reached 1,782, affecting 8,354 premises. ... economy has continued to decline. In the 1990s it averaged 1.4% of GDP. Last year it was just 0.8% and exports amounted to only £630m. ...

    World Revolution - 2005-01-09 12:24

  7. Weakened US struggles to control Israeli gendarme

    ... the ‘Israel/Palestine peace process', but the announcement of the building of another 1600 homes for Jewish settlers in East Jerusalem led ... Strategy' ICG Middle East and North Africa Report 14 December 2009) Faced with a US that is looking increasingly weak in ...

    World Revolution - 2013-07-07 15:05

  8. Correspondence on Crisis Theories and Decadence, Part 1: Our reply

    ... Quarter 2001 The economic convulsions and avalanche of job losses that are sweeping over workers throughout the world ... of a tendency ” ( Capital vol. 3, Part 3, chapter 14: “The counteracting factors”, page 338). This question heads up ...

    International Review - 2005-08-20 15:24

  9. The problems of the Blair government are the problems of the whole ruling class

    ... Tony Blair appears to be adrift in a sea of troubles: revelations about his role in the build up to the Iraq war, ... has allowed an increase in detention without charge from 14 to 28 days to be posed as a defeat for the government’s proposal of 90 ...

    World Revolution - 2005-12-05 22:05

  10. International Situation (resolution)

    ... on the international situat­ion from the 6th Congress of the ICC in November ‘85 was placed under the heading of the denunci­ation ... efforts by confusing them with bourgeois maneuvers. 14) One of the other lessons of the recent combats in Belgium, which confirms ...

    International Review - 2010-07-21 02:32

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