State Capitalism after World War II

Capitalism's economic situation as it emerged from war inevitably drew the attention of revolutionaries, since this was fundamental to understanding the perspectives facing them.

The Russian Experience: Private Property and Collective Property

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The article we reproduce below was published by the Gauche Communiste de France (GCF) in no. 10 of their magazine Internationalisme, which came out in May 1946. Internationalisme saw itself as the continuation of Bilan and Octobre, published by the International Communist Left before the outbreak of the Second World War. The GCF had its origins in this current and maintained its general orientations. But Internationalisme wasn’t just a continuation of Bilan: it also went beyond it.

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