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| | World Political NGOs from go2wo |
 | | International Society for the Reform of Criminal Law (Vancouver, Canada) - international non-governmental association of judges, legislators, lawyers, academics, and governmental officials who have come together to work actively on the administration of criminal justice both in their own jurisdiction and internationally | | | American Society for International Law (ASIL) (Washington, DC) - peak membership organization in the United States dedicated to advancing the study and use of international law. | | | International Law Association (ILA) (London) - organisation of about 50 branches worldwide with a membership comprising academics and practising professionals with an interest in international law, the study, clarification and development of both public and private international law |
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http://www.go2wo.com/world/ngos_politics.htm
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| | Class Struggle 33 June/July 2000 |
| | International are an act of betrayal of the founding of the 4 | | | The worst example of this was the case of Scott Hamilton then a member the NZ SWO who accused Bill Logan (a NZ based leader of the International Bolshevik Tendency) of advocating paedophilia. | | | Under federalism there is no way the rank and file can elect delegates to an international leadership body or recall them at a subsequent international congress which is binding on the whole tendency. |
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http://www.geocities.com/communistworker/cs33.html
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| | International Communist League (Fourth Internationalist) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Lyndon LaRouche who would later become prominent fascist leader of the LaRouche movement was briefly a member of the Revolutionary Tendency and the Spartacist League. | | | Sect appeal Scott McLemee of Salon on the entertainment value of the 1996 split in the ICL. | | | Also important in the early days were Shane Mage and Geoff White. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Communist_League_(Fourth_Internationalist)
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| | Paul Flewers: Stalinism and Spain - RH |
| | The POUM’s first significant political act was to join in a common electoral bloc with bourgeois parties – the Popular Front. | | | L. Trotsky, Only revolution can end war, Writings of Leon Trotsky 1938-39, New York 1974, pp.234. | | | Self-proclaimed Trotskyists who attempt to politically reconcile themselves with the POUM only succeed in compromising themselves – like Victor Serge and George Vereecken (the latter ended his political career writing the slanderous GPU Infiltration in the Trotskyist Movement for the political bandit Gerry Healy). |
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http://www.marxists.org/history/etol/document/spain/spain01.htm
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| | International Committee of the Fourth International - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The ICFI continued, now essentially led by the SLL and a second congress was held in Leeds in 1966. | | | The OCI encouraged the Bolivian (POR) to join the ICFI, in order to support their positions, but by 1971 were forced to leave the group. | | | The International Committee of the Fourth International (ICFI) is a Trotskyist international. |
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http://www.eastcleveland.us/project/wikipedia/index.php/ICFI
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| | Trotskyism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | They insist on running independendly of pro-capitalist politicians, running their own candidates in the United States, Australia, Sri Lanka, and Germany in recent elections. | | | Before his death, however, in 1938 Trotsky established the Fourth International. | | | Both Nader and Galloway accept money from right-wing groups to help their campaign, Nader from Republicans and Galloway from Arab nationalist governments. |
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http://www.eastcleveland.us/project/wikipedia/index.php/Trotskyist
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| | The Rebirth of British Trotskyism - On the fusion of a group leaving the Workers Socialist League with the ... |
| | In recoiling from the anti-sectarian, proletarian position of the Spartacist tendency, the WSL wholeheartedly embraced the kind of pseudo-socialist "Republican" position on Ireland common to most of the British fake-Trotskyist groupings. | | | As the TF stated in its founding document: | | | This fusion is one of the largest and most important in the 15-year history of the Spartacist tendency. |
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http://www.bolshevik.org/history/ICL/Rebirth%20of%20British%20Trotskyism.html
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| | American Red Groups |
| | Labor Party: Formed in June 1996 in Cleveland, Ohio, by Adolf Reed's Labor Party Advocates (LPA) — as well as a number of left-leaning unions, including the United Electrical Workers (UE), International Longshoremen (ILWU), American Federation of Government Employees, California Nurses Association, United Mine Workers of America, and numerous locals of other unions. | | | See the number of votes the SWP has received in Presidential elections. | | | The SWP paper, The Militant, became one of the key papers of the American Left. |
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http://reds.linefeed.org/groups.html
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| | Resignation from IBT |
| | This is my resignation from the International Bolshevik Tendency. | | | James Robertson is one of the founders of, and for many years the dominant leader of, the Spartacist League of the United States (SL/US) and its international tendency, the international Spartacist tendency (iSt). | | | Revolutionary Tendency (RT), the expelled left-wing minority tendency that waged a political struggle in the American Socialist Workers Party (SWP) against its leadership’s capitulation to Castroism in Cuba, and general tendency to ‘tail’ after Stalinists and other non-revolutionary forces, rather than fight for a revolutionary programme. |
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http://members.aol.com/revolutiontruth/resign.htm
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| | marxism and socialism |
| | http://home.sol.no/~tveitan/is/teis.htm The pro-Cliffite homepage of an exmemberof the county branch Telemark International Socialists | | | The political party Revolutionary Communist Party became defunct i the late 1990s. | | | The Spartacists had to fight the American Healyites when they founded the Spartacist tendency. |
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http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/Congress/5104/linksmarx.html
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| | Theses on Ireland |
| | At the Second Congress of the Communist International in 1920 the Ukrainian delegate Merejin observed in an amendment to the ‘Theses on the National and Colonial Questions’: | | | The theses on Ireland reprinted here were adopted by the International Executive Committee of the international Spartacist tendency on 5 August 1977. | | | The democratic republics oppose themselves to the proletariat and attempt to convert the class war into a national one. |
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http://www.workersrepublic.org/Pages/Ireland/Trotskyism/thesesonireland2.html
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| | backissu |
| | August Thalheimer, The Fifth Congress of the Communist International and its Results | | | Amnesty International and the case of Ludwik Hass | | | Ludwick Hass : Trotsky's Writings in Polish during the Inter-War Years |
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http://www.revolutionary-history.co.uk/backissu.htm
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| | They saw Cuba as a relatively healthy workers' state; and indeed then and until late 1960s Cuba was far from being a hardened Stalinist state as it is today. | | | Today the major supposedly Marxist tendency which supports the war is Militant. | | | Other Trotskyists in the same international tendency (Pablo-Mandel) that Grant was then in had great, exaggerated, somewhat fantastic hopes that the Algerian revolution would deepen and follow Cuba. |
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http://archive.workersliberty.org/publications/readings/trots/afgh.htm
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| | Declaration of the League for the Fourth International |
| | This led to a betrayal in Brazil in 1996. | | | The LFI stands on the heritage of the Communist Manifesto of Marx and Engels; on Lenin’s fight to build the Bolshevik vanguard party and his synthesis of the Marxist position on the state in The State and Revolution, which provided the programmatic armament for the Russian October Revolution of 1917. | | | This is the case of the “Liaison Committee for a Workers International” of Pierre Lambert’s French PT (Workers Party); the “Committee for a Workers International,” led by Peter Taaffe’s Socialist Party in Britain (formerly the Militant Labour tendency); and the Latin America-based International Workers League of the followers of the late Nahuel Moreno. |
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http://www.internationalist.org/lfideclaration.html
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| | International Bolshevik Tendency - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | This group later turned out to be part of a fruad perpetrated by members of the Committee for a Workers International to obtain funds. | | | The International Bolshevik Tendency is a Trotskyist international organisation. | | | It was formed by former members of the international Spartacist tendency (iSt) in the USA and Canada, but many of its current members are not former Spartacists. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Bolshevik_Tendency
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| | Trotsky and the POU M |
| | Trotsky denounced this as a `mockery of the United Front policy' and declared that 1Vin's campaign against the International Left Opposition `violates the most fundamental principles of Marxism'. | | | This was at the outset of the Civil War, which represented a qualitative change in the situation, at a time when the POUM was organising workers' militias, and the Trotskyists were dispatching international comrades to fight in Spain. | | | Likewise, on the projected international conference called by the POUM, Trotsky was for waging a struggle against the Popular Front, participating or not participating `according to circumstances'; but, he warned, participating as Vereecken and Sneevliet wished, concilating the POUM leaders, would be `fatal'. |
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http://www.revolutionary-history.co.uk/backiss/Vol2/No2/Poum.html
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| | The destruction of the World Trade Center on 11 September is a horrific act which the International Bolshevik Tendency unequivocally condemns. | | | Although a supporter of the Spartacists, I will also point out the mistakes you made in response to the IBT. | | | International Bolshevik Tendency vs. Spartacist League/U.S. I stumbled across this interesting debate between International Bolshevik Tendency ("IBT") and Spartacist League/U.S. ("SL") that took place in the days after September 11. |
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http://www.oscarjr.us/archives/000176.html
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| | Popular Front - Critique of Spartacism |
| | In this sense the Spartacists were correct inrefusing to even consider calling for a vote to Mitterrand on both occasions, and Workers Power were wrong, and guilty of capitulation to the popular front, for calling for a vote to him. | | | Where the Spartacists were wrong, however, was to extend their position of refusing to even consider critical support, to the National Assembly elections. | | | Fundamentally, the most immediate aspect of the dispute concerned the Spartacists' position on the popular front, that is, on blocs made by mass workers parties (such as the British Labour Party, French Communist or Socialist Parties, Chilean Socialist Party, etc.) with other, explicitly bourgeois, parties, usually for governmental office. |
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http://members.aol.com/revolutiontruth/popfront.htm
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| | (2002 Note: The following was the self-introduction of the sole |
| | The International initially founded by figures of the stature of Lenin and Trotsky, and the plausible leadership represented by a Levi, a Gramsci or a Rosmer, became within a few years the International of Stalin, Manuilsky, Bela Kun, Thaelmann, Togliatti, Thorez and Browder. | | | While the contemporary revolutionary movement has much to learn from the successive abortions of Social Democracy, Bolshevism and Trotskyism, these tendencies even in their finest moments cannot be seen as even crude approximations of what must be achieved in the present period. | | | I had only begun to rethink the very early (First Three Congresses) of the Communist International and, for example, refer positively (in passing) to Gramsci in a way I would not do today.I am a bit harsh on the 1960's counter-culture, which by then was already all but dead. |
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http://home.earthlink.net/~lrgoldner/methodology.html
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| | How the ICL Turned French Fascists Into Ballot-Box Rightists |
| | Yet in Germany the Nazis ran in elections year after year, and Hitler took office by “constitutional” means. | | | It’s worth noting that in the several articles on the French elections in the LTF and SL press there is not a word of criticism of the LO minority, which operates as a virtual party within the party, having a weekly column in Lutte Ouvrière and publishing its own bi-monthly magazine. | | | WV’s “hear no fascism, see no fascism” line is the smug complacency of a tendency which has lost its revolutionary will to fight. |
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http://www.internationalist.org/icl&nationalfront0602.html
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| | International Communist League |
| | The origins of the ICL are in the Spartacist League/U.S., which began as the Revolutionary Tendency in the SWP and was bureaucratically expelled in 1963. | | | We also look to James P. Cannon, a leader of the early American Communist Party who was won to Trotskyism and went on to become a principal founder of the Socialist Workers Party (SWP), working in close collaboration with Leon Trotsky. | | | It is about the U.S. government lies of Saddam Hussein’s “weapons of mass destruction” that were a pretext for the bloody U.S. war and occupation of Iraq, which Miller and the Times shamelessly purveyed. |
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| | International Bolshevik Tendency - OpenWiki |
| | This page was last modified 18:32, 10 Oct 2004. | | | The International Bolshevik Tendency (IBT) is a revolutionary socialist organization. | | | The IBT started out within the international Spartacist tendency (iSt) - the international organization which the US Spartacist League was associated with (the international Spartacist Tendency now calls itself the International Communist League). |
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http://www.infoshop.org/wiki/index.php/International_Bolshevik_Tendency
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| | United Secretariat of the FI International Committee of | | | Socialist Equality Party [uk, formerly International Communist Party, ICFI, split from WRP] | | | Socialist Workers Party [uk, SWP, formerly the IS, IST] |
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http://www.marxists.org/history/etol/entries/index.htm
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| | League for the Fourth International - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The leading member is Jan Norden, former editor of the SL's newspaper Worker's Vanguard and founder of the LFI's American section, the Internationalist Group. | | | It was formed by members who were expelled from the Spartacist League's international the International Communist League (Fourth Internationalist) in 1996. | | | The League for the Fourth International is a Trotskyist international organisation. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/League_for_the_Fourth_International
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| | USSRsui |
| | This "traditional structure" is attributed partly to a positivist tendency in Marx which mirrored an important aspect of social science at that time and partly to the interpretation of Marxism upheld by the Second International, where unilinear evolutionism was an important aspect. | | | Also see, INTERNATIONAL SPARTACIST TENDENCY, Solidarnosc : Polish Company Union For C.I.A. and Bankers. | | | It was simply outside the universe of discourse, then, to even envisage, |
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http://freespace.virgin.net/pep.talk/USSRsui.htm
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| | IST |
| | IST can stand for several different things: In relation to computing:\n*Information Society Technologies\n*Information Systems and Technology\n*Interrupt Service Thread\n*Interrupt Source Tree In relation to medicine:\n*Insulin shock therapy In relation to politics:\n*International Socialist Tendency\n*International Spartacist Tendency (usually written iSt) As the name of a time zone:\n*Indian Standard Time\n*Irish Summer Time\n*Israeli Standard Time\n*Iran Standard Time Category:TLAs |
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http://encyclopedia.codeboy.net/wikipedia/i/is/ist.html
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