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A Review of Internationalist Perspective's Analysis of Decadence

This is a review of Internationalist Perspective's thoughts on the growth of productive forces during the last century and what this means for the environment. It is a critique of the ICCs understanding of decadence which is stuck in the Luxemburgist framework that decadence means decline and continual crisis despite the obvious fact that capitalism keeps on growing

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Submitted by link on June 5, 2022

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