Class Struggle Magazine

Class Struggle is a quarterly magazine published in the United States by The Spark. Our basic programmatic foundations are those of Trotskyism — that is, today's revolutionary communism.

6 — Nov - Dec 1994

• United States
  • Does the Bourgeoisie Need the Unions Any More?
• Cuba
  • The U.S. Trying to Settle an Old Score
• United States
  • Elections: A Push to the Right, but Who Did the Pushing?
• Haiti
  • After the American Landing
• Ireland
  • The Irish Republican Movement, from Populist Radicalism to Bourgeois Respectability

5 — Sept - Oct 1994

• The Former Soviet Union
  • Bureaucratic Anarchy
• The Paradox of Louis Farrakhan
• South Africa
  • Apartheid Is Dead, but Capitalist Exploitation Is Alive and Well
• Strikes
• Ex-Yugoslavia
  • Carved Up by Nationalist Leaders and Prey to Imperialist Rivalry

4 — June - July 1994

• Haiti
  • After Aristide’s Non-return
• United States
  • The "New Teamsters"—What Are the Limits of Militant Unionism?
• The Middle East
  • An Armed Truce between Two Hostile States
• United States
  • The Hard Times Recovery

3 — March - April 1994

• Cuba
  • Facing the Double Embargo
• Italy
  • Between a Government of the Left and a Neo-Fascist Right
• LPA—Is It Determined Enough to Found a Labor Party?
• The Return of Dollar Diplomacy to Mexico
• Russia
  • A Trotskyist Voice

2 — Nov - Dec 1993

• France
  • Airline Workers Force the Government to Back Down
• New Auto Contracts
  • The Dead End of "Partnership"
• NAFTA
  • The Unions in a Dubious Combat
• Northern Ireland
  • Using Bombs to Get to the Negotiating Table
• Russia
  • After the “Battle of Parliament”: Yeltsin Amasses a Little More Power but Power Continues to Disintegrate

1 — Sept - Oct 1993

• Clinton
  • Another FDR, JFK or ... Jimmy Carter?
• The Democratic Party
  • Friend of Labor ... Or of the Bureaucrats?
• Haiti
  • The Governor’s Island Agreement—A Pact between the Defenders of Bourgeois Order
• Malcolm X
  • Back on the Political Scene, 30 Years Later