Major Theses
Theses on Reformism
What is reformism? How can revolutionaries win workers and youth away from it? Printed in the first issue of Permanent Revolution journal, these theses analyze and outline the tactics and strategy communists apply within the workers’ movement.
Theses on Women’s Oppression
Our pamphlet on the causes and origins of the oppression of women under class society – as well as how to fight it.
Theses on the United Front
Our complete theses on the tactics of the united front and how revolutionaries can win support and leadership within workers’ struggles.
Theses on Electoral Tactics
From Permanent Revolution issue seven, this was passed by the League to guide electoral work, whether for local councils or parliamentary assemblies.
The Early Stages of Party Building
Passed at the IEC in June 1992, this document outlines our understanding of the early stages of building a revolutionary party
Resolution on the Working Class
What makes someone working class? How does the working class fit into capitalism? This resolution provides a political, economic analysis of the working class under capitalism.
30 Theses in Defense of Trotskyism
A document originally written for a conference in the 1980s which aimed for Trotskyist regroupment. The purpose of this document is to clearly argue what Trotskyism is, as opposed to the wrong ideas that many currents of the Fourth International currently have.
This program of action was drawn up by Workers Power (US) to act as a unifying guide to all workers and, with them, their organizations in the United States struggling to resist attempts by the bosses to make them pay the costs of a crisis they did nothing to commit. The battle cry of the working class can only be at this point in time, "from resistance to revolution!"
The current program of the League for the Fifth International, adopted at the sixth congress and published in 2003. This program is essential reading for revolutionaries across the world in the fight for socialism
U.S. Labor in Trouble and Transition: The Failure of Reform from Above, the Promise of Revival from Below by Kim Moody, Verso 2007. Reviewed by Andy Yorke.
What caused the credit crunch? Some said lenders got “too greedy." Others blamed the regulators. Yet more denied it was even happening. The Credit Crunch – A Marxist Analysis offers a radically different explanation.
