What exactly does it mean to be a “democratic socialist” or a “social democrat”?
Editorial for Socialist Revolution Issue 11, commemorating 50 years since the revolutionary events of 1968.
The system is tapped out and has nothing left to offer but perpetual crisis and chaos. Like both major parties that defend it, it needs to be hung out to dry.
The International Marxist Tendency is committed to fighting alongside the working class to finish the work started by Marx and Engels.
The Administration’s multi-front assault against the working class has intensified in recent months, enabled by the complacency of the working class’s leaders and the betrayals of the Democratic Party.
Editorial for Socialist Revolution Issue 7: “For or against” a decisive break from the party of the Clintons, Obamas, and Pelosis is a litmus test and line in the sand for the left.
Editorial for Socialist Revolution Issue 6: Capitalism beware! The West Virginia teachers and high school students nationwide are leading the charge as the mass movement roars back to life.
In the editorial for Socialist Revolution Issue 5, John Peterson examines the many ways capitalism is pushing humanity to a breaking point, and the need to draw revolutionary conclusions from this process.
In the editorial for Socialist Revolution Issue 4, we examine the question of reformism versus revolution, as well as so-called “non-reformist reforms.”
As millions in the US are looking for a way out of the impasse of the capitalist system, rooting ourselves in the sound foundations of Marxist theory has never been more important.
John Peterson commemorates the centenary of the Russian Revolution and looks ahead to the future American socialist revolution in the editorial for Socialist Revolution Issue 3.
An updated introduction for the Second Edition of Ted Grant’s selected writings on Stalinism and the class nature of the USSR.