Recent publications

Communist Review #7

1989

The COBAS in Italy: An Analysis of an Experience
Marxism and the Agrarian Question
Correspondence with Comunismo (The Tasks of Communists in Capitalism's Periphery)
Austerity Policies in Austria

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Communist Review #6

1988

Gorbachev's Russia: The Reconstruction of State Capitalism
Russian Women Exploited on the Shop Floor
The New Technologies of Capitalist Exploitation
Gramsci: Myth and Reality (Part II)
Obituary on Gramsci from Prometeo, 1937

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Communist Review #5

1987

Henryk Grossman's "The Permanent Crisis" by Paul Mattick
Gramsci: Myth and Reality (Part I)
The ICC and the "Historic Course" - A Mistaken Method

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Communist Review #4

1986

Imperialism in the Middle East
IBRP Statement on Libya
The Work of the International Bureau in India
'Revolutionary Proletarian Platform': A Statement of Confusion and Prevarication on National and International Issues
Letter to RPP
Where Has Lal Pataka Come From and Where is it Going?
Addenda to Draft Theses on the Tasks of Communists in Capitalism's Periphery

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Communist Review #3

1985

Communique from Mexico
Draft Theses on the Tasks of Communists in Capitalism's Periphery
Correspondence with Communists in India

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Communist Review #2

1985

Perspectives of the Bureau
Theses on the British Miners Strike
Bordigism and the Italian Left
A New Era for 'Communist Program'
Theses of the Alptraum Communist Collective - Mexico

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Communist Review #1

1984

Where We Have Come From and Where We Are Going
Platform and Statutes of the Bureau
On the Formation of the Communist Party of Iran
Crisis and Imperialism

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Platform of Factory Groups

In the 1980s the CWO intended to create factory groups which would carry the lessons of past struggles into future ones, oppose the unions, as well as propagandise for communism. Today, adapting to the new composition of the working class, it makes more sense to talk of workplace and territorial groups.

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