Gramscism or Marxism?
Submitted by Internationalis... on Oct 8 2020 00:43
The following is our foreword (with additional footnotes) to the book Gramsci between Marxism and Idealism by Onorato Damen, which we translated and published last year. The book is still available to order, but you can now download the PDF of it for free HERE.
Anarchist Centralism?
Submitted by Ivysyn on Sep 30 2020 17:48
A response to a C4ss article arguing for Anarchist centralism.
Cafiero and Marx: "Capital" in a Nutshell?
Submitted by Internationalis... on Sep 23 2020 11:28
Review: Compendium of Karl Marx’s Capital by Carlo Cafiero. Published by the Anarchist Communist Group (ACG).
Workout. The Crisis of Labor and the Limits of Capitalist Society - Norbert Trenkle
Keynote lecture given by Norbert Trenkle of Krisis Group on the topic of "the future of work".
The Disappointed of 1968: Seeking Refuge in Utopia
Submitted by Internationalis... on Sep 5 2020 20:51
The communisers do not have a strategy for exiting capitalist society. The real and difficult problems of class consciousness, political organisation, bourgeois power and a period of transition are simply brushed aside as non-problems. What this represents is disillusionment and a cry of despair.
Some Clarifications on Roberts' Idea of the Falling Rate of Profit
Submitted by Internationalis... on Aug 15 2020 10:18
Roberts (in tandem with the likes of Carchedi and Maito) frequently makes decent critiques of the existing trends in the capitalist crisis. However, despite criticising others on the capitalist left for their neo-Keynesianism, he offers little more than the suggestion that nationalisation would solve capital’s problems. The brief article here reveals a fairly fundamental error. (CWO)
Why the Working Class is Key
Submitted by Internationalis... on Aug 7 2020 12:23
Some may wonder why we keep harping on about the working class. Let’s briefly explain…
The Murders of Fausto Atti and Mario Acquaviva
Submitted by Internationalis... on Jul 30 2020 11:01
Under this cross fire of the Stalinists and the Blackshirts the red flag of revolution carried on flying, thanks to the extreme sacrifice of the internationalists of whom we remember first those who died at the hands of the Axis. But the two most significant deaths were not at the hands of the Nazis but the “centrists”, the new social democrats, as the Stalinists were labelled in those days.
Remembering the Early Comrades of the Internationalist Communist Party
Submitted by Internationalis... on Jul 27 2020 21:51
1945 represents the beginning of the period of the fastest growth of the Internationalist Communist Party (PCInt) and the “memorial” below, translated from our Italian site, gives an indication of its geographical extension.
