Haiti’s humanitarian crisis: Rooted in history of military coups and occupationsBy Roger Annis and Kim Ives, published in International Socialist Review, Issue 77, May–June 2011 and also on the website of the Canada Haiti Action Network THE INTERNATIONAL mainstream media presented the November 2010 election …
Green capitalism: The god that failedBy Richard Smith, published on Real World Economics Review Blog, March 11, 2011 Abstract: In rejecting the antigrowth approach of the first wave of environmentalists in the 1970s, pro-growth “green capitalism” theorists of the 1980s-90s …
The Three Sources and Three Component Parts of MarxismBy Vladimir Ilyich Lenin Online at http://www.marxists.org/archive/lenin/works/1913/mar/x01.htm This article was published in 1913 in Prosveshcheniye No. 3, dedicated to the Thirtieth Anniversary of Marx’s death. Prosveshcheniye (Enlightenment) was a
British Columbia’s fossil fuel superpower ambitionsBy Roger Annis, part one of two Both parts originally published on The Bullet, June 26, 2010. Part two here. The province of Alberta is well known as a climate-destroying behemoth. The tar sands developments …
British Columbia: Corporate vandals assault rivers, oceans, forestsBy Roger Annis, part two of two. Part one here. Both parts originally published on The Bullet, June 26, 2010. The assault on the environment accompanying expanding fossil fuel extraction is nothing new for the …
Which road forward for the Cuban Revolution?Unique strengths provide a foundation for the future By John Riddell and Phil Cournoyer, published on Socialist Voice, April 10, 2006 Addressing students at the University of Havana on November 17, 2005, Cuban president Fidel …
Grève sociale ou non ?Article paru dernièrement, par Marc Bonhomme à Montréal Grève sociale ou Coalition Parti Québécois-Québec Solidaire-Option Nationale ? le 7 juin, 2012 http://www.marcbonhomme.com/files/gre0300ve-sociale-ou-coalition-pq.pdf
Offres et contre-offres: Quelques clés pour se retrouver dans la négociationAntoine Robitaille, Le Devoir, 2 juin 2012. En plus, consultez le rapport sur les rencontres de la «dernière chance» publié par la CLASSE.
Le casse-tête tarifaireSi un service public est tarifable, comment aborder le principe d’équité ? François Desjardins, Le Devoir, 2 juin 2012 En 1996, la Commission sur la fiscalité et le financement des services publics, présidée par Alban …
Discours de Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois : La grève générale illimitéeDiscours de Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois, novembre 2011 : La grève générale illimitée est le seul moyen qui a permis dans l’histoire du mouvement étudiant québécois de faire des gains http://www.lagauche.com/lagauche/spip.php?article3256 Nous retranscrivons ici, la conférence donnée …
L’expansion militaire du Canada à l’étrangerL’armée ouvrira de nouvelles bases à l’étranger Alec Castonguay, Le Devoir, 2 juin 2011 http://www.ledevoir.com/politique/canada/324605/l-armee-ouvrira-de-nouvelles-bases-a-l-etranger L’explosion des dépenses militaires au Canada Publié par l’Institut de récherches d’informations socio-économiques, le 2 mars 2012 http://www.iris-recherche.qc.ca/blogue/explosion-des-depenses-militaires-au-canada/
Vancouver Winter Olympics: A festival of corporate greedBy Roger Annis, originally published on Socialist Voice, January 13, 2010 Vancouver, British Columbia–On February 12, the corporate sporting behemoth known as the 21st Winter Olympic Games will open to great fanfare here. In a …
