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Showing posts with label World Socialist Review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label World Socialist Review. Show all posts
Thursday, December 19, 2024

A World of Abundance (1997)

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From issue 13 of the World Socialist Review All work done in this society called capitalism can be classified as necessary, because no emplo...

Letters on Socialism (1997)

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From issue 13 of the World Socialist Review The following two letters, written by socialists to their local newspapers, found their way into...
Wednesday, December 18, 2024

Only a socialist working class can replace capitalism (1994)

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From issue 11 of the World Socialist Review The concept of an industrial union implies a condition of wage-slavery. When workers organize in...

Talking about a revolution. No apologies to Lenin, Trotsky, Stalin or Mao! (1993)

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A Short Story from issue 10 of the World Socialist Review Overheard in the lobby off a welfare hotel . . .  Nick L : I say with a well-orga...
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Life under capitalism: 50 Ways to Leave the System (1992)

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From issue 8 of the World Socialist Review How many ghosts can dance on the medal of honor? David S. Rubitsky , 72, was denied the Medal of ...

The working class Joe meets the boss (1986)

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From issue 1 of the World Socialist Review
Tuesday, December 17, 2024

Is there a "Road" to Socialism? (1988)

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Book Review from issue 5 of the World Socialist Review State Capitalism: The Wages System Under New Management by Adam Buick & John Crum...
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Let Them Eat Glasnost (1987)

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Editorial from Issue 4 of the World Socialist Review Everyone knows the old joke about Russia's top-down brand of state capitalism: cap...

Equal time for the capitalist view (1986)

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From issue 2 of the World Socialist Review With the heating up of the situation in Nicaragua, the bombing of Libya and the flood of Rambo-t...

Why you need a Socialist Party (1992)

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From issue 9 of the World Socialist Review Presently, everything we humans need to live is locked up tightly under the control of investors ...

Propaganda War (1992)

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From issue 9 of the World Socialist Review

On second thought: From the Western Socialist (1994)

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From issue 11 of the World Socialist Review The main flaw in the industrial union as a means of emancipation is the fact that a labor union,...
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Git along, li'l flunky (1993)

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From issue 10 of the World Socialist Review Have you ever found yourself stuck in rush-hour traffic and wondering if the light—much less you...

Obituary: Len Fenton (1917-2006)

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Len Fenton and Ann Rab Obituary from issue number 21 of the World Socialist Review Last October 26th, the World Socialist Party lost one of ...
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Saturday, November 18, 2023

Socialist Principles: An Overview (1989)

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From issue 6 of the World Socialist Review Membership in the World Socialist Party of the United States requires an understanding of and agr...
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Socialist Scholars Conference (1989)

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From issue 6 of the World Socialist Review Held at the City University of New York at the beginning of April (which this writer attended), i...
Monday, July 17, 2023

Burned out and six feet under (1992)

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From issue 8 of the World Socialist Review The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) discovered a while back that homicide tops the list of occu...

They're all Utopians now (1991)

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Editorial from issue 7 of the World Socialist Review The “failure of communism” has come to be peddled as the latest version of the usual id...