Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
, by EACL
The undemocratic European Union has suffered a powerful blow from European peoples. French and Dutch peoples have rejected massively the European Constitutional Treaty after a broad and democratic debate despite of the fact that all the main parties, institutional forces, centres of economical (…)
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From the mid-1960s to the Present: Two generations in the evolution of the European Radical Left and some “burning issues”
, by ROUSSET Pierre
This is the written version of the contribution given at the “Capability Building Seminar” for Filipino Progressive Groups: “Toward a Democratic, Pluralist and Humane Framework and Strategy for Social Change”, Silang, Cavite, Philippines, May 26-28, 2005.
Introduction
The topic being very (…)
, by CALLINICOS Alex
The electoral experience of the European radical left presents a paradox. The period since 1999 has seen a series of significant social and political movements in Europe-the emergence of the anti-capitalist movement, above all around the Genoa protests of July 2001 and the subsequent development (…)
, by SMITH Murray
Following on the recent European elections, leading SWP member Alex Callinicos has written an article entitled, “The European radical left tested electorally”.* The article is interesting from two points of view. In the first place, for what it has to say about the experience of for Respect and (…)
, by THORNETT Alan
Alex Callinicos’s article “The European radical left tested electorally” * reopens a number of important debates on the construction of broad parties in Europe - including Respect in England and the Scottish Socialist Party (SSP) in Scotland. Murray Smith in “The European elections and the (…)
, by McCombes Alan
Presentation
On May 5, 2011, in the fourth elections to the Scottish Parliament, the Scottish National Party (SNP) won at outright majority of seats - under an electoral system devised specifically by the Labour Party to prevent them ever doing so. The current Scottish Parliament was (…)
, by ROSSANDA Rossana
Sunday saw the passing of Rossana Rossanda, a lifelong communist, anti-fascist partisan, and cofounder of il manifesto newspaper. In this extract from her memoirs , she explains how the upheavals of 1968 marked a radical shift in her political engagement, as both the Prague Spring, and worker (…)
, by EACL
Another Europe is possible!
, by VERCAMMEN François
Fifteen parties from the Communist tradition from eleven different countries held a congress in Rome, on May 8-9, 2004, to found the European Left Party or ELP.
The Party of Communist Refoundation (PRC, also known as Rifondazione), which had organized the event, laid on a beautiful production (…)
, by LE BLANC Paul
I have survived a difficult trip to South Africa (it takes about a day and a half to get there), where I participated in a very exciting conference on the contemporary relevance of Rosa Luxemburg sponsored by the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation and the Anti-War Coalition.
This Conference on Rosa (…)
, by LE BLANC Paul
Contribution presented at the Conference on Rosa Luxemburg, War and Imperialism held on May 20-22 at the Workers’ Library and Museum in the Newton Precinct of Johannesburg, South Africa. See: Rosa Luxemburg in South Africa
Rosa Luxemburg sought to keep her balance – as any serious (…)
, by LE BLANC Paul
Contribution presented at the Conference on Rosa Luxemburg, War and Imperialism held on May 20-22 at the Workers’ Library and Museum in the Newton Precinct of Johannesburg, South Africa. See: Rosa Luxemburg in South Africa
Rosa Luxemburg was a brilliant theorist, whose classic The (…)
, by VERCAMMEN François
The parties and movements of the European anti-capitalist left met again on April 29, 2004 in Brussels. This one day meeting had a special character, because it was held in the context of a European Union (EU) summit and there are elections to the European parliament in June 2004 that will exert (…)
, by VERCAMMEN François
The seventh conference of the European Anti-Capitalist Left (EACL), held in Paris during the European Social Forum on November 10-11, 2003, took place against the background of a world situation that unceasingly confirms the will to resist of peoples, workers, women and youth. Clashes and crises (…)
, by LÖWY Michael
The exact date and place of publication will be given as soon as possible.
This article is an attempt at a ‘political’ reading of Kafka’s Castle, as an ironical, radical critique - from a libertarian perspective - of the despotism of the modern bureaucratic apparatus. [1] This reading is not (…)
, by KRIVINE Alain
Alain Krivine, one of the best-known leaders of the Fourth Iternational, is about to publish his political memoirs, covering 50 years of political activism. He began his political life as a young Communist militant. It was in that capacity that he was sent to the World Youth Conference in Moscow (…)
, by EACL
For the first time in 20 years, a counter-offensive has been launched to stop the disasters that are threatening us: war, neoliberal policies, and ecological catastrophe. Millions of workers, men and women, young and old, organised in a multitude of grassroots movements, trade unions and parties (…)
, by LCR (France)
The following appeal, adopted by an overwhelming majority at the 15th national congress of the LCR held in November, 2003, calls for a broad pluralist regroupment of the left to form a new force that breaks with capitalism. It is published here as a contribution to the debate in Britain, Europe (…)
, by VERCAMMEN François
The European Anti-capitalist Left, at its Athens conference, took the decision to constitute ourselves as a specific current (by history, tradition, political sympathies), according to the terminology used by the EU to designate organizations, “a European Party of the Anti-capitalist Left”.
An (…)
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