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2008

 

Debate on Britain’s Respect coalition, Italy, Pakistan

France - LCR calls for new party; Belgium - ’Unity’ crisis; Pakistan elections

Economic and Climate Crisis; Obama’s election

Economy - Their Crisis, Our Consequences; Hugo Blanco arrested.

The Bolivarian Revolution at the Crossroads

Mexico 1968: society erupts onto the political stage

1968

Floods; Elections in Britain and Italy

Italy, Fourth International

Latin America; Western Europe; South Asia

 

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World Economy

The Economic Crisis and its Effects

The view from Britain

The current economic crisis has broken the temporary solutions which have ruled the world economy since the mid-1980s. Profits had been created through production but, in contradiction, were realised through circulation and exchange. British is now exceptionally vulnerable to the crisis.

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China

The Bitter Truth about the Olympics

Workers and peasants are the main victims

So the Beijing games are upon us. There is no public event, other than perhaps FIFA’s Football World Cup, that is so universally approved of as the Olympic Games. An orgy of TV time and newspaper columns will whip up passions about what are, after all, minority sports.

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Debate

Revolution and the party in Gramsci’s thought

A modern application

The central thread of this work is an evaluation of Antonio Gramsci’s fundamental contributions to the theory of revolutionary social transformation, particularly incorporating the role of the revolutionary party as the central institution of revolutionary conflict: its position as the ’’Modern Prince’’ and the ’’Collective Intellectual’’, its relation to different socio-political actors (its allies and opponents, different classes, the state and the civil society).

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