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.

33 — Nov 2001 - Jan 2002

• United States
  • Fomenting Jingoism to Get Approval for Wars and Terrorism
• U.S. War on Afghanistan
  • The U.S. Claims to Fight against Terrorism, but It Is Carrying out Reprisals against People Who Themselves Are Victims
• United States
  • The Bosses Use September 11 to Impose More Concessions on the Working Class
  • Bosses and Immigrant Workers: United We Don’t Stand
• Jamaica
  • Down the Nationalist Blind Alley—Gang Rule and Poverty

32 — July - Sept 2001

• United States
  • Facing the Threat of Job Cuts, the Unions Propose to Get Chummy with the Bosses
  • The Unions’ Drive to Organize, or How to Ensure Defeat: The Example of TTH
• South Africa
  • 25 Years after Soweto—In the Grip of Imperialism, AIDS and Poverty
• Turkey
  • The Financial Crisis Sparks off an Economic and Social Crisis

31 — May - July 2001

• United States
  • Utility Deregulation: From the Era of Silicon Valley to the Dark Ages
  • Managed Care: Wall Street’s Prescription for the Medical Industry’s Profits
• Europe
  • "Mad Cow" Disease: Food Security and Capitalist Insecurity
• Britain
  • The Great Pension Robbery

30 — Feb - April 2001

• U.S. Elections
  • Revealing the Undemocratic Character of U.S. Democracy
• Oil
  • The Jump in World Prices and the "Majors"
• Mexico
  • The Mexican Revolution and the Origin of the PRI
  • The Revolution "Institutionalized" and ... Rubbed Out