Building the Revolutionary Party? - Geoff Foote
An article by Geoff Foote critically examining the idea of a "revolutionary party". This article was first published by the Organisation of Revolutionary Anarchists in Libertarian Communist Review #1, and then made available online by the Struggle.ws website.
Democracy and the SWP
We do not agree with their politics but reproduce this for reference.
Splits of the Socialist Workers Party (Britain)
We do not agree with their politics but reproduce this for reference.
Notable splits and departures from the Socialist Workers Party in Britain (and some notable international splits) in chronological order including key figures. The list shows a history of active members' serious complaints about the organisation and how it is organised. The issues are repeated since the formation of the SWP which should raise questions about the much-vaunted SWP model of ‘building the party’ especially for those unfamiliar with the party and its history.
On the Establishment of the Group “Emancipación”
Submitted by Internationalis... on Sep 26 2019 10:28
We have been asked from several quarters to give our views on the new group, Emancipación. As a context for our reflections we start with a brief summary of our guidelines for debating, orienting and regrouping the world’s revolutionary forces.
El Salvador: Another Popular Front - What about revolution?
A critical article on the strategy and composition of national liberation movement of El Salvador.
Alliance for Workers' Liberty: Part of Capitalism's Left Wing
Submitted by Internationalis... on Feb 1 2019 12:58
It is because the AWL appears to attract a number of genuine young militants who are seeking change that we have decided to examine here their politics and activity.
Harry Cleaver debates Hillel Ticktin: on capitalism's present crisis... danger and opportunity
A debate organised by Radical Chains and London Notes in the 1990s
Trotskyism and the War in Syria
Submitted by Internationalis... on Sep 1 2018 01:06
The casual observer might think that Trotskyism has been quite consistent in its views on the Syrian war but in fact there are almost as many positions on the war as there are Trotskyist groups. And this is no accident. Before we look at the stance that various Trotskyist groups have taken on the Syrian war it is useful to provide a brief overview of Trotsky and Trotskyism.
Roots of the Workers World Party - Ken Lawrence
Historical background on the origins of the still-extant Workers World Party. For a summary of their current status see Where's the Winter Palace.
Marx at the Millennium - Cyril Smith
Cyril Smith reinstates Marx's work as a relevant and vital source of inspiration, arguing that the Marxist tradition has essentially ignored the fundamental ideas of the man himself.
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