Arkivet – Nummervisning

Fra International Socialism Journal nr. 17

Forfatter: Titel

Nr.

Side

Udgivet

Om

Contents (ISJ 17, Autumn 1982)

17

1

sep 82

Alex Callinicos: The Rank-and-File Movement today

17

1

sep 82

Perhaps the most well-known characteristic of the Socialist Workers Party within the British labour movement has been its advocacy of a national rank-and-file movement. Indeed, our reformist critics have often belaboured us for having our own special deviation, ‘rank and filism’.

Mike Gonzalez: The Nicaraguan revolution: classes, masses and the Sandinista state

17

39

sep 82

On July 16th, 1979, five people boarded a plane in Costa Rica; they were on their way to Leon, the second city of Nicaragua. The five constituted the Provisional Government of Reconstruction of Nicaragua – a small country of under 3 million people at the strategic heart of Central America. They represented different social forces.
Er oversat til dansk og udgivet som pjece på Internationale Socialisters Forlag

Peter Binns: What are the tasks of Marxism in philosophy?

17

92

sep 82

Review: Alex Callinicos: “Is There a Future for Marxism?”