Contribution au débat sur la philosophie dialectique du mode de formation et de transformation de la matière, de la vie, de l’homme et de la société.
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Class Struggle In Rwanda
A History of Rwanda and Burundi
History of Rwanda
1959-1961 : The False « Revolution »
1959 : The Role of Church (in french)
Habyarymana 1959 (in french)
1959 : The Manipulation of Racial “Revolution”
From 1990 to 1994 : From Class Struggle to Genocide…
Wrestling in Africa 1988-1991
1990 : Human Rights Report for Rwanda
Political and Social Unrest in 1989-1990 in Rwanda and in Africa
Revolts in Africa in 1988-1991 : from Côte d’Ivoire to (...)
Who is William Morris ?
Who is William Morris
News From Nowhere
A dream of John Ball
Where are we now ?
Other works
William Morris quotes
William Morris, Marx and Engels
William Morris : Romantic or revolutionary ?
William Morris and the utopists
Archive
The following in french
Karl Marx : The Story of His Life by Franz Mehring
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 2b
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 5b
Chapter 6
Chapter 6b
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
Chapter 10b
Chapter 11
Chapter 11b
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 13b
Chapter 14
Chapter 14b
Chapter 14c
Chapter 15
EU summit in Ypres : The end of the European Union in its current form
By Peter Schwarz - WSWS
The president of the European Council, Herman Van Rompuy, is opening today’s EU summit in the Belgian city of Ypres. The 28 heads of state and government are due to pay tribute to the hundreds of thousands of troops who died on the battlefields of the First World War around the town in Flanders. “It will be a moving ceremony as we will be testifying to what Europe is : a project of peace, (...)
Iraq’s Civil War – Engineered in Washington
In the last weeks, armed forces calling themselves the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria have seized over ten northern cities in Iraq, including Mosul, one of the most important cities. This conflict is an escalation of the violence inflicted on Iraq by the U.S war of occupation since 2003. The government put in place by the U.S. is based on a divide and conquer strategy has become the basis of a civil war which has increased the horrors of life (...)
Forty thousand workers strike at shoe manufacturer in southern China
By Joseph Santolan An estimated 40,000 workers at the Taiwanese-owned Yue Yuen Industrial Company in Dongguan City have been on strike since Monday. Located 30 kilometers east of Guangzhou in Guangdong province’s Pearl River Delta, Dongguan is a key manufacturing center in China.
Yue Yuen is the largest branded footwear manufacturer in the world and makes shoes for Nike, Adidas, Reebok, Converse and other major (...)
The real face of the economic “recovery”
Mass layoffs hit North America, Europe and Japan
By Kate Randall
A wave of layoff announcements over the past week has exposed the reality of the economic “recovery” touted by the Obama administration and governments worldwide. Deep-going job cuts are hitting the manufacturing, pharmaceutical, technology and retail sectors across North America, Europe and Japan.
Despite stagnant revenues, reflecting sluggish economic growth, companies are (...)
US, European Union impose sanctions against Russia
By Alex Lantier - WSWS
Western powers ratcheted up sanctions against Russia Thursday, while the US mounts a major military buildup in Eastern Europe.
The immediate pretext for sanctions from both the US and Europe was the vote in the regional parliament of the Crimean Peninsula to prepare secession from Ukraine and association to Russia, subject to a popular referendum later this month. Russian-backed forces have taken over the (...)
Public Education Under Attack
We hear the constant discussion from both Democrats and Republicans about the need to reform our education system. Every day there are reports about the failure of education in the U.S. Many politicians point to the schools, trying to blame teachers for their methods and their low standards.
Funding the Rich and Gutting Education
In reality, the heads of corporations and banks don’t have any concern for the standards or quality of education for the (...)
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