Spartacist Supplement, July 1971 The “Spring Offensive” is over, but the Vietnam war drags on. The Mayday Tribe’s threat to “Stop the Government” if the government did not stop the war only demonstrated with what...
Spartacist, No. 19, November-December 1970 The electoral victory of Dr. Salvador Allende’s Popular Front coalition in Chile poses in sharpest form the issue of revolution or counter-revolution. The Chilean crisis is a fully classic...
Spartacist, No. 19, November-December 1970 One surprising effect of the French May-June 1968 events has been a resurgence of anarcho-syndicalism within the U.S. left. In fact, the French events completely reaffirmed the fundamental thesis...
Spartacist No. 12, September-October 1968 The immediate origins of the French struggles can be traced to student activity at Nanterre and the Sorbonne, but these student rebellions had revolutionary significance only insofar as they were...
Spartacist No. 11, March-April 1968 The strategy of guerrilla warfare has been raised to the level of a “principle” by the Castroites. With last January’s publication of Régis Debray’s Revolution in the Revolution? the Cuban bureaucracy formulated...
Spartacist number 11, March-April 1968 The 1968 elections come at a time of enormous discontent over the Vietnam war, deeply-felt and violent outbursts of disillusionment among the Negro masses, and an upsurge in labor militancy...
A Spartacus Youth League pamphlet, April 1977
A review of The National Question by Rosa Luxemburg (edited by Horace B. Davis) Reprinted from Workers Vanguard, No.150, 25 March 1977 The absence of sustained proletarian revolutionary struggles in the advanced capitalist countries...
By Joseph Seymour. The following two-part article is the text of a talk given at the July 1976 European summer camp of the international Spartacist tendency, reprinted from Workers Vanguard No.123, 3 September 1976, and No.125,...