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Glasgow Bookfair
RED AND BLACK CLYDESIDE BOOKFAIR
The CWO will have a stall at the Red and Black Clydeside Bookfair, there will also be an NBWCW meeting.
When: Saturday, 7 December 2024
Where: Quaker Meeting House, 38 Elmbank Cres, Glasgow G2 4PS
Belfast Bookfair
BELFAST RADICAL BOOKFAIR
The CWO will have a stall at the Belfast Radical Bookfair.
When: Saturday, 30 November 2024
Where: Peter Froggatt Centre (3rd Floor), 7-9 College Park E, Belfast BT7 1PS
IWG Meetings
IWG MEETINGS
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New York: Last Saturdays of the month 3:30pm at Peculier Pub (145 Beecker St)
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Recent publications
Aurora is the broadsheet of the ICT for the interventions amongst the working class. It is published and distributed in several countries and languages. So far it has been distributed in UK, France, Italy, Canada, USA, Colombia.
November 2024
- Editorial
- Indigenous Radicalism Pursues Reconciliation with Capital
- Sahel : Locus of Imperialism in Africa?
- Return of Inflation: A Review
- Populism, Trumpism, and Democracy - How About Communism?
- Capitalism's Environmental Destruction & Imperialism
1919 is the journal of the two North American affiliates of the ICT, Klasbatalo and Internationalist Workers' Group.
September 2024
Mutiny is the bulletin of Klasbatalo. Mutinerie est le bulletin de Klasbatalo.
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Journal of the Communist Workers’ Organisation -- Why not subscribe to get the articles whilst they are still current and help the struggle for a society free from exploitation, war and misery? Joint subscriptions to Revolutionary Perspectives (3 issues) and Aurora (our agitational bulletin - 4 issues) are £15 in the UK, €24 in Europe and $30 in the rest of the World.
Written by Jock Dominie. £12, 276pp.
The Russian Revolution remains a landmark event in history. For the bourgeois historians, the October Revolution is thought to be a tragedy that set back the achievements of the “democratic” February Revolution, and allowed the Bolsheviks to wreak havoc on their citizens and the world. For the Stalinists, the events of 1917 paved the way for the birth of the USSR, which they point to as a prototypical example of “socialism in one country”. In reality, the February and October Revolutions were both part of the same proletarian revolution.
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Crediamo che siano di
Crediamo che siano di ispirazione consiliarista, ma dobbiamo approfondire...
Non c’entra molto, ma
Non c'entra molto, ma visto che se ne parla e che da tempo sono incuriosito qualcuno può dirmi se il nome del film di Loach è ispirato a queste organizzazioni?
BoLtXeBiKe 1917 --E’ che “riff-raff” è
E' che "riff-raff" è una parola gergale, più o meno "gentaglia"/"marmaglia" e simili (ho letto che è il termine con cui la borghesia chiama il sottoproletariato e gli strati inferiori del proletariato, però chiedo conferma di questo), e ha dato il nome indipendentemente alla rivista svedese e ad alcuni film tra cui quello di Loach. Poi il film è del '91 e la rivista nasce 10 anni dopo.
Ciao
anch’io propendo per la
anch'io propendo per la spiegazione di Reed x quanto ne so