Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
, by LANE Max
SYDNEY — More than 750 people participated in a historic event, the first Asia Pacific Solidarity Conference, held here April 10-13, 1998. The conference was characterised by an electric atmosphere of solidarity and struggle, with both in-depth discussions in workshops and plenary sessions and (…)
, by RONGPI Jayanta
This talk was presented to the Asia-Pacific Solidarity Conference, Sydney, April 9-13 by Jayanta Rongpi, member of the Indian parliament representing the Autonomous State Demand Committee, Assam and Communist Party of India-ML (Liberation).
1. The Asia-Pacific region continues to be home to (…)
, by LANE Max
This talk was presented to the Asia Pacific Solidarity Conference, April 10-13, 1998 by Max Lane, conference convenor and foreign affairs spokesperson of the Democratic Socialist Party.
Comrades, during the conference welcome I put forward the proposal that one of the purposes of organising (…)
, by PERCY John
This talk was presented to the Asia Pacific Solidarity Conference, April 10-13, 1998 by John Percy, national secretary of the Democratic Socialist Party.
Capitalist crisis
Neo-liberalism is the political and economic ideology of choice for one of history’s most brutal and exploitative (…)
, by APISC
The following statements were endorsed by acclamation in the final plenary session of the Asia Pacific Solidarity Conference, April 10-13, 1998 Sydney, Australia.
More than 750 people attended the conference, including 67 representatives from Asian, Pacific, Nicaraguan, United States and (…)
, by MACDONALD Lisa
This talk was presented to the Asia Pacific Solidarity Conference by Lisa Macdonald, a national executive member of the Democratic Socialist Party.
Taken together, the diverse presentations and discussions at this conference have painted a remarkably vivid picture of the impact of imperialism (…)
, by Wise
For more on the EPR anb EPR related campaigns, see: Nuclear (France)
After the 1979 Harrisburg (US) accident the nuclear industry faced a serious decline in selling nuclear power plants. The 1986 Chernobyl disaster made it even worse, several countries decided not to build any new nuclear (…)
, by ETTY Elspeth
IN his hometown of Amsterdam, the town where he came into this world on 5 August 1915, the writer and mild-mannered Trotskyist Sal Santen passed away on Saturday, 25 July. He was still full of life, recovering from a serious hip operation when he unexpectedly died from a heart attack.
The last (…)
, by FURTH Pauline
THE ELUSIVE GULF War Syndrome story reads like an Agatha Christie novel, revealing bits and pieces of a jigsaw puzzle, with government agencies admitting facts only after they have already been established.
After six years of duplicity, denial, and cover-up the Pentagon has had to admit that (…)
, by LEITH Sonia, NECTAR Marc
When did Act Up come to France?
Marc Nectar: Act Up France was born in 1989, inspired by Act Up New-York, formed two years earlier by the gay writer Eric Rameur. Since then, Act Up Paris has been linked to the momentum of the Gay Pride movement, since here in France AIDS is still an epidemic (…)
, by DUGGAN Penelope
Contents Foreword 1. Dissatisfaction with “politics” 2. Remembering the context 3. Development of collective consciousness: where and how? 4. Development of women’s collective consciousness 5. Role of the women’s movement 6. The Marxist tradition and women 7. The autonomy of the women’s (…)
, by SHALOM Stephen R.
[Editors’ Note: The review essay below, originally published in New Politics in 1996, provides a critique of the decision to drop an atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima during World War II. Though there has been much additional historical evidence made available since the essay was (…)
, by FURTH Pauline
THERE ARE EIGHTEEN pages in Dorland’s Medical Dictionary defining the word “Syndrome.” Simply put, it is a group or cluster of similar symptoms, complaints, and afflictions forming a common bond. It describes an illness or pathology of which much is yet unknown. (Medically speaking, an exact (…)
, by FRANK Andre Gunder
We have lost not only a most humane human being, but the world’s greatest optimist. I don’t know which is the greater loss, but perhaps there was an intimate connection of humane optimism and/or optimistic humanism; and, if so, the world’s loss is multiplied and all the greater. Not only shall (…)
, by ALI Tariq
Ernest Mandel, who has died in Brussels aged 72, was one of the most creative and independent-minded revolutionary Marxist thinkers of the post-war world. His writings on political theory, world history and Marxist economics were translated into 30 languages and in every continent. In a series (…)
, by AGUILAR Delia
ACCORDING TO THE organizing committee for this symposium,* one of the main questions you would like to see addressed is why young women today are not especially eager to identify themselves as feminists. This accords with the assessment of a resident fellow of the American Enterprise Institute (…)
, by BELLO Walden, CUNNINGHAM Shea
1994 marks the 50th year of the founding of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank at Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, during an Anglo-American-managed conference attended by, among others, Lord Keynes.
For people in the more than 70 countries which have been subjected to 566 (…)
, by National People of Color Environmental Leadership Summit
Delegates to the First National People of Color Environmental Leadership Summit held on October 24-27, 1991, in Washington DC, drafted and adopted 17 principles of Environmental Justice. Since then, The Principles have served as a defining document for the growing grassroots movement for (…)
, par ROUSSET Pierre
This report was presented at the 13th World Congress of the Fourth International, in February 1991.
I do not include in this report basic information concerning the Institute and its activities. That is provided in Newsletter Nº 0 which was distributed to all of you, (unfortunately only in (…)
, by Fourth International
Resolution adoptred by the 13th congress of the FI under the title “Positive Action”.
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“What is at the bottom of the incorrect attitude of our national sections? In the final analysis, it is an underestimation of women and of their accomplishments. That’s just what it (…)
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