Working Class

Northern England will decide the most important election in the United Kingdom's recent history. It was once a Labour Party heartland, but Brexit has...

How Jeremy Corbyn’s activist army is taking lessons from the US British leftists are sharing ideas and strategies with former members of the Bernie Sanders...

Ken Loach: "They want the poor to believe that they are without power" ORIGINAL FRENCH ARTICLE: Ken Loach : « Ils veulent faire croire aux pauvres...

Fourteenth WAPE Forum: 'Class, State and Nation in the 21st Century' 19-21 July 2019, Winnipeg, Canada Hosted by the Geopolitical Economy Research Group, University of Manitoba,...

Α Revolt struggling to give birth to a Revolution By Dimitis Konstantakopoulos March 20, 2019 3rd of three articles (first and second). Nation, worker, left and right… all...

"Gilets jaunes" et banlieue : y aller ou pas 21/02/2019 Ils viennent - ou pas - à des réunions de quartier aux allures de grand débat...

By John Bellamy Foster Oct 01, 2011 Samir Amin was born in Cairo in 1931, and studied within the French educational system in Egypt (Lycée Français...

by Ricardo Antunes Apr 01, 2018 In recent decades, the spread of information technology, industrial automation, and other innovations has inspired visions of a coming “postindustrial...

The opposition will always retain as one of its merits, as against the party, a merit which nothing can remove, the fact that it has, in good time, sounded the alarm on the terrible decline of the spirit of activity of the working classes, and on their increasing indifference towards the destiny of the dictatorship of the proletariat and of the Soviet state.