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, by HOLUBNYCHY Vsevolod, VYTANOVYCH Illia
Co-operative movement (кооперація; kooperatsiia). Co-operative associations are based on the ideas of economic co-operation and mutualism. By participating in a co-operative enterprise the members seek either to minimize their costs or to maximize their profits. The main features of co-operative (…)
, by SCARGILL Arthur
Below is the text of the speech made by Arthur Scargill, the then General Secretary of the National Union of Mineworkers, to the 1984 NUM Conference.
Fellow members, this Presidential Address has been completed within the last 24 hours, and obviously I have tried to take account of all the (…)
, by MANDEL David
An electronic edition realised for the collection “Les classiques des sciences sociales” (Cégep, Chicoutimi) from David Mandel’s The Petrograd workers and the Fall of the Old Régime. From the February Revolution to the July Days, 1917. London: MACMILLAN, Macmillan Academic and Professional Ltd., (…)
, by MANDEL David
This study is posted online on ESSF in seven parts:
First part: On the Russian Revolution: The Petrograd Workers and the Fall of the Old Régime – I – Intro to chapter two
Third part: On the Russian Revolution: The Petrograd Workers and the Fall of the Old Régime – III – Chapter Four
Fourth (…)
, by MANDEL David
This study is posted online on ESSF in seven parts:
First part: On the Russian Revolution: The Petrograd Workers and the Fall of the Old Régime – I – Intro to chapter two
Second part: On the Russian Revolution: The Petrograd Workers and the Fall of the Old Régime – II – Chapter Three (…)
, by MANDEL David
This study is posted online on ESSF in seven parts:
First part: On the Russian Revolution: The Petrograd Workers and the Fall of the Old Régime – I – Intro to chapter two
Second part: On the Russian Revolution: The Petrograd Workers and the Fall of the Old Régime – II – Chapter Three
Third (…)
, by MANDEL David
This study is posted online on ESSF in seven parts:
First part: On the Russian Revolution: The Petrograd Workers and the Fall of the Old Régime – I – Intro to chapter two
Second part: On the Russian Revolution: The Petrograd Workers and the Fall of the Old Régime – II – Chapter Three
Third (…)
, by MANDEL David
This study is posted online on ESSF in seven parts:
First part: On the Russian Revolution: The Petrograd Workers and the Fall of the Old Régime – I – Intro to chapter two
Second part: On the Russian Revolution: The Petrograd Workers and the Fall of the Old Régime – II – Chapter Three
Third (…)
, by MANDEL David
This study is posted online on ESSF in seven parts:
First part: On the Russian Revolution: The Petrograd Workers and the Fall of the Old Régime – I – Intro to chapter two
Second part: On the Russian Revolution: The Petrograd Workers and the Fall of the Old Régime – II – Chapter Three
Third (…)
, by HOBBS May
In two chapters from her autobiographical account Born To Struggle, May describes her struggles against landlords, employees and council and union bureaucrats. As a result of her experiences working as a night cleaner, she set up the rank’n’file group Cleaners Action and led a cleaners’ strike (…)
, by MANDEL Ernest
The real place of Rosa Luxemburg has still to be located precisely in the history of the revolutionary movement. The disintegration of the Stalinist monolith has meant that, while many have acknowledged her merits, they have hastened to add that “she belongs to the pre-1914 epoch”.
Those (…)
, by BENSAÏD Daniel
This text was the “Mémoire de maîtrise” for Daniel Bensaïd’s MA in Philosophy under the supervision of Henri Lefebvre in 1968. The original version of this text can be found at Le site de Daniel Bensaïd. It was translated by Patrick King for the online Viewpoint Magazine and reproduced on IVP (…)
, by HOWE Irving
The Other Kingdom by David Rousset, Reynal and Hitchcock. $2.75.
Before the war David Rousset was a French intellectual who adhered to the Trotskyist movement. He weighed 209 pounds. These two statements may involve a rather odd juxtaposition, but in a moment you will see the connection. (…)
, by ROUSSET David
The Spanish civil war included a colonial problem which could have been decisive for the revolution: that of the Rif territories. An uprising in the Rif would have squeezed Franco in a vice by removing his base of operations, thus favouring a victory of the republican forces. Negotiations had (…)
, by TROTSKY Leon / TROTSKI Léon / TROTSKY Léon
1. Thermidor in the Family
The October revolution honestly fulfilled its obligations in relation to woman. The young government not only gave her all political and legal rights in equality with man, but, what is more important, did all that it could, and in any case incomparably more than any (…)
, by TROTSKY Leon / TROTSKI Léon / TROTSKY Léon
Taken from the Introduction to the First (Russian) Edition
Vulgar ‘Marxism’ has worked out a pattern of historical development according to which every bourgeois society sooner or later secures a democratic regime, after which the proletariat, under conditions of democracy, is gradually (…)
, by TROTSKY Leon / TROTSKI Léon / TROTSKY Léon
I HAVE RECEIVED, COMRADES, from the bureau of your cell, documents outlining your university’s work over three years. At my request the comrades marked out all the most essential points with a red pencil thereby considerably easing my task of becoming familiar with the documents for, and I do (…)
, by ZETKIN Clara
The following report was given June 20, 1923, to the Third Plenum of the Executive Committee of the Communist International. It is reprinted from Mike Taber and John Riddell, eds., Fighting Fascism: How to Struggle and How to Win (Haymarket Books, 2017).
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Fascism confronts the (…)
, by LENIN Vladimir, TROTSKY Leon / TROTSKI Léon / TROTSKY Léon
A day after the revolution, Bolsheviks declared the abolition of existing secret treaties and promised that all future treaties would be negotiated “openly in full view of the whole people”. The publication of the treaties between the Russian government and the governments of Britain, France and (…)
, by Petersburg Interdistrict Committee
A leaflet issued by Russian socialists 100 years ago to honor Working Women’s Day anticipated the revolution that began that day.
One hundred years ago, on or about March 6 (February 21, according to the Julian calendar in use in Russia at the time), the Petrograd Mezhrayonka (or (…)
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