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Nouvelle Internationale no 8: Notre politique commence avec le monde

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Les énormes inégalités économiques et culturelles qui existent entre les pays impérialistes et semicoloniaux et entre les classes de presque tous les pays sont produites, reproduites et accentuées par le fonctionnement du capitalisme. Pour que des travailleurs d'avant-garde puissent construire des partis capables de diriger une lutte révolutionnaire victorieuse dans nos propres pays, dit Jack Barnes, nous devons guider notre activité avec une stratégie visant à combler cet écart. « Nous faisons partie d'une classe internationale qui n'a pas de patrie. Ce n'est pas un slogan. Ce n'est pas un impératif moral. C'est la reconnaissance de la réalité de classe de la vie économique, sociale et politique à l'époque impérialiste. » Nouvelle Internationale no 8 contient « L'agriculture, la science et les classes travailleuses » de Steve Clark; « Capitalisme, travail et nature, » un échange entre Richard Levins et Steve Clark.

244 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2005

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June 25, 2025
The change in the Socialist Wokers Party's position from an anti-all-nuclear power position to a pro-nuclear position based on the fact that it is the only way the underdeveloped world has of catching up with the imperialist powers.

The huge economic and cultural inequalities between imperialist and semi-colonial countries, and among classes within almost every country, are produced and accentuated by the workings of capitalism. For vanguard workers to build parties able to lead a successful revolutionary struggle for power in our own countries, says Jack Barnes in the lead article, our activity must be guided by a strategy to close this gap.

Also includes: Farming, Science, and the Working Classes by Steve Clark and Capitalism, Labor, and Nature: An Exchange by Richard Levins, Steve Clark

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February 9, 2020
Some important working class lessons to remember: the vanguard of working class leaders will be part of a broader revolutionary movement. The fight for a workers and farmers government starts at home. The international fight for socialism follows each national fight for socialism to overthrow each nation’s capitalist system. Cuba is the example of a break from Stalinist counterrevolutionary system. Cuba is able to achieve much in the way of organic farming because it first made a revolution and changed the social relationship to work which is different from how workers or farmers under capitalism relate to work.
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