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Une longue retraite de la classe ouvrière et des syndicats a pris fin, tandis que les capitalistes et leurs partis imposent leur crise aux travailleurs. De plus en plus de travailleurs, de tous âges, couleurs de peau et des deux sexes, disent: « Ça suffit ! » Ils ont commencé à répondre en utilisant leur force collective.

Un largo repliegue de la clase obrera y los sindicatos ha llegado a su fin, al tiempo que los capitalistas y sus partidos imponen su crisis sobre el pueblo trabajador. Más y más trabajadores --de todas las edades, colores de piel y de ambos sexos-- están diciendo "¡Basta!" Han empezado a usar su fuerza colectiva para responder. Este libro, basado en el trabajo sindical y político del Partido Socialista de los Trabajadores y sus seguidores, des...

A decades-long retreat by the working class and unions has come to an end, as owners of capital and their parties shift the burden of their crisis onto working people's backs. More and more workers-- of all ages, skin colors, and both sexes-- are saying, "Enough is enough!" They've begun to wield the collective power of the exploited producers in response. This book, drawing from the trade union and broad political work of members and follower...

The U.S. government's murderous assault on Iraq heralded increasingly sharp conflicts among imperialist powers, the rise of rightist and fascist forces, growing instability of international capitalism, and more wars. In English in New International no. 7.

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There will be new Hitlers, new Mussolinis. That is inevitable. What is not inevitable is that they will triumph. The working-class vanguard will organize our class to fight back against the devastating toll we are made to pay for the capitalist crisis. The future of humanity will be decided in the contest between these contending class forces. --Jack Barnes, Imperialism's March toward Fascism and War. In English in New International no. 10.

For the first time in decades, the US rulers have begun to fear the working class. That, above all, is what the 2016 US election revealed. Why the fear? Because millions of working people are starting to reject being made to bear the brunt of capitalism's global economic and social crisis and brutal wars. Hillary Clinton contemptuously called workers who refused to vote for her irredeemable "deplorables." Winner Donald Trump tries to divide an...

Explains the sharpening class inequalities in the United States and the resulting conflicts accelerated by today's slow-burning world depression. It takes apart the self-serving rationalizations of a growing layer of well-paid professionals that their schooling and "brightness" equip them to "regulate" the lives of working people, who can't be trusted to know what's in our own interests. In the coming battles forced upon us by the capitalist r...

Electrification is an elementary precondition if modern industry and cultural life are to develop, and classconscious workers fight for it to be extended to all the world's six billion people. This fight is a prime example of how proletarian politics, our politics, start with the world."--Jack Barnes The huge economic and cultural inequalities between imperialist and semicolonial countries, and among classes within almost every country, are pr...

Through the stories of four outstanding Cuban generals--Néstor López Cuba, Enrique Carreras, José Ramón Fernández, and Harry Villegas--each with close to half a century of revolutionary activity, we can see the class dynamics that shaped the Cuban Revolution and our entire epoch. We understand how the people of Cuba, as they struggle to build a new society, have for four and a half decades held Washington at bay.

Through the stories of four outstanding Cuban generals--Néstor López Cuba, Enrique Carreras, José Ramón Fernández, and Harry Villegas--each with close to half a century of revolutionary activity, we can see the class dynamics that shaped the Cuban Revolution and our entire epoch. We understand how the people of Cuba, as they struggle to build a new society, have for four and a half decades held Washington at bay.

Through the stories of four outstanding Cuban generals--Néstor López Cuba, Enrique Carreras, José Ramón Fernández, and Harry Villegas--each with close to half a century of revolutionary activity, we can see the class dynamics that shaped the Cuban Revolution and our entire epoch. We understand how the people of Cuba, as they struggle to build a new society, have for four and a half decades held Washington at bay.

The foundations for the explosive rise of the Black liberation struggle in the US beginning in the mid-1950s were laid by the massive migration of Blacks from the rural South to cities and factories across the continent, drawn by capital's insatiable need for labor power--and cannon fodder for its wars. Malcolm X emerged from this rising struggle as its outstanding single leader. He insisted that colossal movement was part of a worldwide revol...

The Cuban Revolution of 1959 had a worldwide political impact, including on workers and youth in the imperialist heartland. As the proletarian-based struggle for Black rights was advancing in the U.S., the social transformation fought for and won by Cuban toilers set an example that socialist revolution is not only necessary--it can be made and defended. Second edition with a new foreword by Mary-Alice Waters.

Today's accelerating global capitalist slump--the opening stages of what will be decades of economic, financial, and social convulsions and class battles--accompanies a continuation of the most far-reaching shift in Washington's military policy and organization since the U.S. buildup toward World War II. Class-struggle-minded working people must face this historic turning point for imperialism, and draw satisfaction from being "in their face" ...

Today's accelerating global capitalist slump--the opening stages of what will be decades of economic, financial, and social convulsions and class battles--accompanies a continuation of the most far-reaching shift in Washington's military policy and organization since the U.S. buildup toward World War II. Class-struggle-minded working people must face this historic turning point for imperialism, and draw satisfaction from being "in their face" ...

Building the kind of party working people need to prepare for coming class battles through which they will organize and strengthen the unions, as they revolutionize themselves and all society. A handbook for those repelled by the class inequalities, racism, women's oppression, cop violence, and wars inherent in capitalism, for those who are seeking the road toward effective action to overturn that exploitative system and join in reconstructing...

History has shown that small revolutionary organizations will face not only the stern test of wars and repression, but also potentially shattering opportunities that emerge unexpectedly when strikes and social struggles explode. As that happens, communist parties not only recruit. They also fuse with other workers organizations and grow into mass proletarian parties contesting to lead workers and farmers to power. This assumes that well before...

U.S. Imperialism Has Lost the Cold War ...That's what the Socialist Workers Party concluded a decade ago, in the wake of the collapse of regimes and parties across Eastern Europe and in the USSR that claimed to be Communist. Contrary to imperialism's hopes, the working class in those countries has not been crushed. It remains an intractable obstacle to reimposing and stabilizing capitalist relations, one that will have to be confronted by the ...

A stormy night. A plane crash. A deserted island--or so it seems. Sonic and Tails find themselves castaways, surrounded by robots hardwired to target them!That's no island—it's the weathered hulk of the Death Egg, and it's crawling with scrapped, rusted, and malfunctioning Badniks! Each and every one of them was created by Eggman to destroy that meddlesome hedgehog, but the mad doctor left other creations as well. Lethal, personal, familiar cr...