Balance sheet of a revolution / Bilan d'une révolution
As one of the major works of the communist left, Bilan d'une révolution covers the undistorted reality of the great and tragic October revolution, the various false interpretations that still surround it, as well as the development of the Russian economy up until the 1960s and, in much detail, its capitalist character.
Balance sheet of a revolution (Bilan d’une révolution) - Part III: The Soviet economy after October
In its last chapter, the balance sheet of the 1917 revolution examines the development of the Russian economy from the New Economic Policy of the early 1920s, through Stalin’s struggles against the Marxist left and Marxist right of the Bolshevik Party, up to the late 1960s.
Balance sheet of a revolution (Bilan d’une révolution) - Part II: False lessons about the counter‑revolution in Russia
Much has been written about the Stalinist counter-revolution, most of it is wrong.
This chapter of Bilan takes on those false interpretations espoused by Anarchists, Social Democrats, Trotskyists, and the like, all while also examining the deep disconnect between Trotsky and his disciples.
Balance sheet of a revolution (Bilan d’une révolution) - Part I: The great lessons of October 1917
A historical analysis and balance sheet of the October Revolution from the perspective of invariant communism, showing what lessons to learn from its victory and fall, and what foundation a future proletarian movement must base itself upon.
An Introduction to the Work of the CWO and ICT
Submitted by Internationalis... on Jan 5 2021 22:13
The article which follows is a transcript of an introduction to an online meeting of CWO members and sympathisers on 21 November 2020.
Top 10 left communists and council communists
Top 10 left communists and council communists
What Does the Communist Left Do?
Submitted by Internationalis... on Apr 24 2020 11:55
What we will focus on in the following is how we understand the inseparable link between theory and practice and how that reflects on our activity.
The Woman's/Workers' Dreadnought
Weekly suffragette and later left-wing communist newspaper founded by Sylvia Pankhurst, first appearing as The Woman's Dreadnought in March 1914 and then as The Workers' Dreadnought in July 1917. Scans taken from LSE Digital Library Women's Rights Collection.
Communism not Corbynism
Submitted by Internationalis... on Jan 29 2020 18:23
The following article is the text of the introduction to the first ever CWO public meeting held in Oxford on 26 October 2019.
Fear and Loathing: Electoral Politics in a Capitalist Crisis
Submitted by Internationalis... on Dec 20 2019 11:27
What we are looking at in this election is the victory of the concept of nation over that of class. But then it could be said of all elections.
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