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Internationalist Perspective 61 Spring 2016<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Editorial: Imagine<\/a>
\nDown With These Flags<\/a>
\nThe Global Pressure Cooker<\/a>
\nRojava in the Vortex of Inter-Imperialist Antagonisms<\/a>
\nThe World As We See It: Reference Points<\/a>
\nThe Economy in the Transition to a \u201cCommunist\u201d Society<\/a><\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 60 Winter 2014\/2015<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Editorial<\/a>
\nTo Our readers
\nHeart of Darkness: Modern Imperialism and Its Charnel Houses
\nWhat is ISIS?
\nUkraine: Back to the Future
\nEbola
\nWhy Wealth Redistribution Cannot Solve Capitalism’s Crisis
\nThe Past Devours the Future
\nSelections from and Commentaries on Michael Heinrich\u2019s An Introduction to the Three Volumes of Karl Marx\u2019s Capital
\nA Debate on Crisis Theory<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 58-59 – Winter 2013\/Spring 2014<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

In this Issue
\nIntroduction Our Violent Times
\nA New Example of the Destructiveness of Capitalism
\nCapitalism Kills
\nClass War
\nDSM-5: Recipes for Madness
\nInternationalist Perspective and the Tradition of the Communist Left
\nPart 2
\nPart 3<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 57 – Summer 2012<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Editorial: Prospects Negative
\nA Report on the Class Struggle
\nCommunization and the Abolition of the Value Form
\nIn Memory of Robert Kurz
\nInternationalist Perspective and the Tradition of the Communist Left
\nA Debate on the Crisis<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 56 – Summer 2012<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Editorial The Historical Perspective: A Face Unveiled
\nWorkers of all Countries Become Outraged!
\nIP Leaflet:They Don’t Get It
\nCorrespondence Does Capital Own Democracy?
\nOccupy: results and Prospects
\nTwo Battles at Longview and the Occupy Movement
\nEngland Burning! August 2011 – Some Comments
\nFarewell to Will Barnes
\nVirtual Trillions – From Fiction to Fantasy<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 55 – Summer 2011<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Editorial: Upheavals in the Arab World and Draconian Austerity in the Metropoles
\nLeaflet from Madrid \u201cQue se vayan todos\u201d
\nNorth Africa, the Middle East, China\u2026 Which Movements for Which Perspective?
\nWill China Save Global Capitalism?
\nCounciliar Power (with A Comment on WB\u2019s Text\u2026)
\nRepression and Trial of South Korean Revolutionary Militants, 2008-2011
\nDemocracy Hides the Dictatorship of Capital
\nIs the Working Class Liquidated? – A debate with Blaumachen
\nTwo Battles in Athens
\nWhich Marxism? – A Discussion with the Peruvian GEC<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 54 – Fall 2010<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Editorial: What a Rotten Summer
\nClass Struggle: Exacerbation of the Historic Perspective
\nWith Recoveries like this one, who needs Recessions?
\nArtificial Scarcity in a World of Overproduction: An Escape that isn\u2019t
\nThe Value Form, Reification and the Consciousness of the Collective Worker
\nInsurgent Notes: A New Pro-Revolutionary Publication<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 53 Spring 2009<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Editorial: Plus ca Change
\nHaiti: The Curse of Capitalism
\nOn the Situation in Chile After the Earthquake
\nFrom Rambo to Mad Max: Mission Creep in Afghanistan
\nThe Crisis of Production and the Crisis of the Market have the same cause: The Value Form
\nThoughts on Reification
\nSome Unfinished Thoughts on Class Consciousness
\nVenezuela and the \u201cBolivarian Revolution\u201d (Part 2)<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 51-52 – Fall 2009<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Editorial: Prospects for the World Economy
\nAppeal to Pro-Revolutionaries
\nThe Appeal of Internationalist Perspective: Reactions and Perspectives
\nA Crisis of Value
\nClass Struggle in Korea
\nVenezuela and the \u201cBolivarian Revolution\u201d (Part 1)<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 50 – Winter 2009<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Crisis…
\nAnd its Consequences
\nCapitalism, Technology and the Environment
\nAn Inquiry into Class Consciousness<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 49 – Spring\/Summer 2008<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Editorial: May \u201968\u2026May \u201908
\nElements for an Understanding of the Class Struggle Today
\nMarxism and the Holocaust
\nValue-Creation and the Crisis Today
\nReview: Communicating Vessels: An Anthology of Essays<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 48 – Fall\/Winter 2007<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Editorial: The Greening of Capitalism
\nA Lively Debate
\nClass Struggle in Egypt
\nOn Housing Struggles
\nRaping the World to Feed the Bubble – A Reply to Loren Goldner
\nRemembering Cajo Brendel
\nReflections on a Discussion about the Perspectives for Communism<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 47 – Spring\/Summer 2007<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Editorial: Disaster
\nImperialism: Hegemonic Powers and Contender States
\nOaxaca: Rebellion and Recuperation
\nA Debate on \u2018The Struggle\u2019 of the Workers of VW in Brussels
\nA Revolutionary Conference in Korea
\nContribution to the Debate on Revolutionary Perspectives
\nHuman Nature, Class Consciousness and the Material Imagination<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 46 – Fall\/Winter 2006<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Editorial: Imperialist Carnage in the middle East
\nA New Generation Entered the Arena
\nThe Debate on Human Essence: Round Three
\n‘Human Nature’ and Revolution
\nHumanity Becoming
\nSpecies Being and Class Consciousness
\nClass Nature not ‘Human Essence’ Should be our Focus
\nLetter: On the necessity of ‘Real Socialism”
\nWorking Class or Multitude?<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 45 – Spring\/Summer 2006<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Editorial: Life is Cheap
\nStruggles in France: A New Spring
\nLet’s Speak Out – Leaflet by some Internationalists
\nThe Banlieue Burns
\nOn the Necessity and Possibility of Revolution
\nLeft Turn in Latin America
\nReturn to the Debate on Species Being
\nReply 1: The Conflict Within
\nReply 2: An Inate “Human Essence” would be a straitjacket
\nNew Technologies and the Visibility of Communism<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 44 – Fall\/Winter 2005<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

The Strengthening of the State Hurls us into Catastrophe
\nThe Genesis of Capitalist Decadence
\nOn Decadence: Elements for a Response to Critiques
\nFor a Non-Productivist Understanding of Decadence
\nThe Political Need for a Conception of Decadence
\nNew Technologies and the Visibility of the Revolutionary Project
\nTechnology and Consciousness<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 43 – Winter\/Spring 2005<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

What Revolution? A Debate on Species Being
\nSpecies Being, Social Being and Class Consciousness
\nSocial Being and Species Being: A Response to Rose
\nHuman Nature: A Work in Progress
\nWith the Crisis of Capitalism: What Perspective for a New Society?
\nNotes on the Class Struggle
\nOn Imperialism: The US and Iraq.
\nOn the US Economic Crisis: Prisoners of Value<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 42 – Spring 2004<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Through Which Window are we Looking at Our World?
\nPerspectives on the International Situation
\nReflections on Organization: Our Practice must Reflect our Goal
\nFrom formal to real domination of capital: How capital’s progress became society’s retrogression
\nOn The Formal and Real Domination Of Capital And Decadence: How Capitalism Changed
\nReal Domination And Consciousness<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 41 – Spring\/Summer 2003<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

How this War Fits into the Logic of Capitalism
\nLeaflet on the war: Don’t talk about resisting this war, unless you’re prepared to resist capitalism
\nThey are taking Us for fools. Are they right?
\nThe trade unions: Pillars of Capitalism.
\nThe Bolsheviks, the Civil War and “Red Fascism.”
\nDebate: Fictitious Capital and the Crisis of Capitalism<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 40 – Fall 2002<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

The Gulf War of 2003
\n“Why was there (so far) no Third World War?
\nNation, State or Empire?
\nImperialism Today
\nTheses on War
\nWhat\u2019s behind the surge of the Far right in Europe?
\nReflections on our function and functioning
\nWhere Do We Go? – Leaflet on the ‘Anti-Globalization’ Movement<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 39 – Winter 2001-2002<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Terrorist attacks and the American response: The reality of the “First War of the 21th Century”
\nIslamism: Political ideology and movement
\nThe rationality of (self)-destruction
\nLeaflets on the terrorist attacks and the war in Afghanistan: “Fear” “Refuse Both Terorrism and Militarism”<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 38 – Summer 2001<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

In what world do we live ?
\nSeattle:Towards new forms of class struggle
\nThe end of statist containment of the working class
\nThe globalization of capital and the transformation of the state
\nIt\u2019s not easy to know what not to do
\nA discussion network has been organized<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 37 – Autumn 2000<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Boycott them all
\nOrder Reigns in Grozny?
\nGlobalization and the Historic Course
\nPromises and Pitfalls of ‘The Battle of Seattle
\nThe Roots of Capitalist Crisis – Part 5: The law of value on the world market<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 36 – Winter 2000<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Profit kills
\nThe lessons of the war in Kosovo
\nRefuse Capitalism\u2019s War Logic
\nCapitalism and Genocide<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 35 – Spring 1999<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Refuse capitalism\u2019s war logic!
\nDeeper into Dead-end Street
\nThe decadence of capital and the development of the productive forces.
\nIdeological Obstacles to the Development of the Class Struggle
\nFarewell to our friend and comrade: Jean Malaquais
\nThe Chenier Affair: Debate or intimidation inside the revolutionary milieu<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 34 – Summer 1998<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Towards an Evaluation of the Class Struggle Today
\nThe Roots of Capitalist Crisis – Part 4: The Impasse of Globalization
\nTowards a new theory of the decadence of capitalism
\n(Sign)Responding to the ICC<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 32-33 Winter 1997-98<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Editorial
\nThe Roots of Capitalist Crisis – Part 3: From Decline to Collapse
\nValue, Decadence and Technology: Twelve Theses
\nReview: Nights and Fogs of Revisionism by Louis Janover<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 30-31 – Winter 1996-97<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Editorial
\nThe ICC: One more step towards the abyss
\nReply to comments on the book Communism has not yet begun
\nThe roots of capitalist crisis: Why the collapse of the world economy is inevitable – Introduction
\nPart 1: The Inevitable Fall in the Rate of Profit
\nPart 2: The Immanent Barrier to Market Expansion<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 29 – Spring 1996<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

A new period of struggles has begun
\nBehind the Current Struggles, the Need for a New Society is Raised
\nThe Agony of Bosnia
\nThe Development of the Productive Forces and the Decadence of Capitalism
\nCommunism has not yet begun by Claude Bitot (book review)
\nThe economy in the Russian Revolution (Reply to Sander)<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 28 – Fall 1995<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Russia doesn\u2019t sulk, it collects itself
\nA future for Africa … and for the rest of the world
\nIs there a revolutionary perspective?
\nThe three stages of the concept of decadence
\nThe economy in the Russian Revolution
\nCracks in the rear-view mirror (Reply to Rose)<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 27 – 1994<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

New world disorders
\nBalance sheet for a new start: Internationalist Perspective
\nThe world as we see it: Reference points
\nEconomic aspects of the transition from capitalism to communism
\nOn ‘Paradoxes of materialism’from Transition: Marxism and materialism<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 26 – Winter 1993-1994<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Perspectives of the Fraction
\nResolution: The Situation of Imperialism
\nSocial Decomposition: Understanding the real changes in the future of the world situation
\nReview of a book by P Kennedy: Visions of an ideologue on the future of his system
\nCorrespondence: The final crisis of capitalism?
\nReview of a book by A Bihr: To get rid of the National Front … and of Capitalism
\nReply to comrade Everhard
\nReply to IP: On the revolutionary nature of the proletariat
\nOpen letter to the CBG and the CWO: Our conceptions of political debate<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 25 – Summer 1993<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Somalia: when humanism justifies militarism
\nCrisis and class struggles in Europe
\nThe United States: What\u2019s new in the White House?
\nDebate: Globalization of capital and new tendancies of the state
\nDebate: Proposals for the elaboration of a new platform
\nPublic meetings: Towards a new revolutionary platform
\nAbout a new pamphlet on H Chaze: Communism and counter-revolution<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 24 – Winter 1992-93<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

The world economy: the light goes out at the end of the tunnel
\nWar in Yugoslavia: the hidden face of capitalist order
\nTheory of decomposition or decomposition of theory?
\nThe necessary recomposition of the proletariat (part 2)<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 23 – Summer 1992<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Towards a new revolutionary platform
\nNationalism and racism: Expressions of capitalist crisis
\nRiots in Los Angeles: Social revolt and racial hatred
\nStrikes in Germany
\nCorrespondence: Who is the working class?
\nContribution to a conference called by Kamunist Kranti: The tasks of Marxist revolutionaries today
\nThe Legacy of the Dutch left: critique of a book by the ICC<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 22 – Winter 1992<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

The collapse of the Eastern bloc and the new world order
\nThe decadence of capitalism, social decomposition and revolution
\nReply to the CBG: the development of revolutionary theory and regroupment
\nThe revolutionary project: open letter to the comrades of the EFICC
\nThe necessary recompositon of the proletariat<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 21 – Fall 1991<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Against the false communities of nation, race, religion: class solidarity
\nThe future of imperialism
\nHow the changes in capitalism have transformed the make-up of the working class
\nPerspectives for class struggle in the ’90s
\nThe ‘anti-sectarian’ sectarianism of the ICC
\nPublic meeting in Leeds: The basis for debate in the revolutionary movement
\nDebate on the period of transition: Beyond wage labour, distribution in post-capitalist society<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 20 – Summer 1991<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Let the statues fall
\nThe New Clothes of Russian Imperialism
\nFourth conference of IP
\nThe evolution of Inter-imperialist antagonisms: an orientation for the ’90s
\nThe historic responsibilities of the working class
\nThe revolutionary milieu: for a living practice of marxist theory<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 19 – Spring 1991<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Welcome to the new world order: The pax americana in the Gulf, prelude to other conflicts
\nThe world economy after the Gulf war: from war euphoria to crisis reality
\nThe revolutinary milieu and the Gulf war
\nA new turn of the screw in the capitalist crisis in Russia
\nDiscussion with l\u2019Aube Internationaliste
\nWhat MC brought to the revolutionary movement<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 18 – Winter 1991<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Oppose the Gulf war with class war
\nUSSR: the hard road from capitalism to capitalism
\nDebate on Eastern Europe: what remains of the wall?
\nThe minority position: an update
\nA critique of the ICC
\nCritique of the Fraction: On the existence of imperialist blocs
\nA response
\nCBG presentation: How far will the collapse of the Russian bloc go?<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 17 – Fall 1990<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Resolutions on the events in Eastern Europe
\nThe Gorbachevian constitution: the political reconsolidation of the Russian capitalist class
\nThe imperalist balance of power on the European continent.
\nThe revolutionary milieu: making sense of the events in Eastern Europe
\nLeftism: as loyal as ever to capitalism in the east
\nCorrespondence with the Seattle-Vancouver discussion group<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 16 – Winter 1990<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

What is happening in the Eastern Bloc?
\nRomania: Dictatorship or democracy?
\nThe ICC and the Eastern Europe: A degenerating organization makes a flip-flop
\nThe changing face of imperialism
\nThe economic situation: Bankruptcy in the “Third world”, collapse in the east, debt and unemployment in the west.
\nMetaphor and reality<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 15 – Winter 1989-90<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

The Eastern Bloc democratizes to impose more austerity
\nIslamic fundamentalism: Religious fanaticism to reinforce the state
\nCorrespondence: The reconstitution of the classes under state capitalism
\nDebate in the revolutionary milieu: Report on a meeting with the Communist Bulletin Group
\nThe ICC and China: what happened to class struggle?<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 14 – Fall 1989<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Order reigns on Beijing
\nClass struggle in the ’80s
\nTheses on Gorbachev
\nFarewell to Munis
\n“Mouvement Communiste” : The notion of centrism – a disease plaguing the revolutionary milieu
\nCorrespondence: On intervention
\nPCI-Battaglia Comunista: Internationalist of course, but not too much<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 13 – Summer 1989<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Nationalism: Crime against humanity
\nPublic sector strikes: Corporatism, an obstacle for workers’ struggle
\nRomania: Ceausescu\/Gorbachev – two sides of the same coin
\nWhy the Russian Revolution is not a model for tomorrow
\n“International Review of the Communist Movement” : the limits of an initiative
\nDebate on the period of transition: critical notes on Mitchell’s text<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 12 – Winter 1989<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Russian imperialism searching for a new lease on life
\nClass struggle in Poland: A growing distrust of Solidarnosc
\nHunger riots in “socialist” Algeria: The end of a myth
\nFrance: Why did the left win the elections?
\nWhere we have failed: Recents developments in the revolutionary milieu
\nDiscussion on state capitalism: The ICC burying its head in the sand
\nProblems of the period of transition Bilan 1936-1937. (part 2)<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 11 – Fall 1988<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

International class struggle: Poland once again
\nRank and file unionism: New sirens to sink the class struggle
\nRiots in Palestine: “Martyrs” for a nationalist orgy
\nProblems of the period of transition Bilan 1936-1937 (part 1)<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 10 – Summer 1988<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Class struggle in Britain: The truce is over
\nCritique of the ICC’s intervention: What kind of “struggle groups” ?
\nPolemic: “Privatisation” and state capitalism
\nOn the roots of the degeneration of the ICC: mistakes on the mass strike in Poland
\nCentrism and opportunism in the workers’ movement: A break with the ICC<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 9 – Spring 1988<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Stock market turmoil, recession, unemployement: One more step towards collapse
\nWorkers’ struggles internationally: the response to the crisis
\nRumania: The same fight against capital
\nManoeuvres in the Gulf: To discipline Iran and counter Russian advances
\nDiscussion: Accident and necessity in a Marxist analysis
\nThe decline of the ICC: The roots of degeneration
\nWhat’s at stake in the ICC’s platform change<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 8 – Autumn 1987<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

War in the Gulf: Against the whole logic of war, class struggle
\nWorkers’ struggles: Korea, South Africa: the same struggle
\nIrangate: what was really at stake
\nThe timeliness of the Russian Revolution
\nAnswer to LLMen: On the nature of the Russian Revolution
\nCollective and individual consciousness
\nMass struggle and workers’democracy: correspondance with Wildcat<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 7 – Summer 1987<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Workers struggles’ internationally: – Spain, Yugoslavia
\nReforms in the Eastern Bloc really mean more austerity
\nThe continuity of Stalinism
\nGreat Britain after the elections: austerity and more austerity
\nUnderstanding stae capitalism
\nThe GCI on the hunt for “stool pigeons”
\nRegroupment proposal of “Communisme ou Civilisation” and Union Proletarienne: difficulties in overcoming the crisis in the milieu<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 6 – Spring 1987<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Workers’ struggles internationally
\nThe French railworkers’ strike
\nThe ICC and the student movement
\nClass struggle in the USA: The lessons of Hormel
\nEconomy: Plunging into the crisis
\nA meeting in Paris: A debate on revolutionary intervention
\nCorrepsondence: How to define the working class terrain
\nClass consciousness in the proletarian revolution (part 2)<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 5 – Winter 1987<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Railroad men in France show the way to self- organization
\nLeaflet: Self organization and extention (France, January 1987)
\nResolution on class struggle
\nRevolutionary intervention in the Belgian strikes
\nUSA\/Iran: The imperialist stakes in the Middle East
\nLetter to Argentina
\nLetter to Kamunist Kranti (India)
\nCentrism and the ICC (part 2)
\n“Fraternal” debate according to the ICC<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 4 – Autumn 1986<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Perspectives for the class struggle
\nEconomy: After a limited recovery, a generalized recession looms
\nThe growth of inter-imperialist conflicts
\nDebate: France, an experience in left government: In defense of the accident thesis
\nClass consciousness and its ideological deformations
\nWhat kind of intervention in the unemployed committees?
\nThe ICC and centrism: chase the debates out the door, but they’ll come back through the window<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 3 – Summer 1986<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Class Struggle in Belgium
\nThe Fall in Oil Prices
\nChernobyl
\nThe Revolutionay Milieu and Internationalist Perspective
\nCentrism and the ICC<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 2 – Spring 1986<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

International Class Struggle: The Gathering Storm
\nSouth Africa: Anti-apartheid, a Mystification Against the Workers’ Struggle
\nHaiti, The Philippines: Different Face, Same Misery
\nThe U.S.A. Reinforces War Ideology
\nThe Military Preparations of the Russian Bloc
\nThe Real Target of Anti-terrorism: The Class Struggle
\nThe Working Class and Revolutionaries Confront the Left
\nOn Revolutionary Intervention
\nThe Call to Trade Union Days of Action: An Incomprehension of the Role of Revolutionaries
\nThe Concessions of the ICC on Substitutionism<\/p>\n

Internationalist Perspective 1 – Winter 1986<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

The Tasks of the Fraction
\nThe International Situation
\nThe Decline of the International Communist Current
\nDeclaration of the Formation of a Tendency
\nResolution on Centrism and Political Organizations of the Proletariat
\nOur function Today: A Critique of the Intervention of the ICC<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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