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== Outline == | |||
'''The revolutions in Northern Africa (Tunisia, Egypt) and the permanent revolution''' | |||
* '''Introduction''' | |||
* '''The theory of permanent revolution''' | |||
** Marxist orthodoxy on Revolution in the beginning of the XXth century | |||
** K. Marx – V. Zasulich: Capital and the situation in Russia | |||
** L. Trotsky, theoretician of the permanent revolution | |||
*** The law of uneven and combined development | |||
*** The permanent revolution | |||
*** The transitional program | |||
** The revolutions in the Third World (China, Cuba, Algeria) | |||
* '''The revolution in Northern Africa''' | |||
** Short reminder of the historical context of the Tunisian and Egyptian revolutions | |||
** The Tunisian and Egyptian revolutions | |||
*** About the “Arab revolution” | |||
*** Origins of the Tunisian and Egyptian processes | |||
*** “Revolutionary” perspectives of democratic forces | |||
* '''The issue of the permanent revolution''' | |||
** The Tunisian left and the revolutionary process | |||
** The Egyptian left and the revolutionary process | |||
* '''Not to conclude''' | |||
** Impact of the Tunisian and Egyptian revolutions | |||
== Reading materials == | |||
* Excerpt from Leon Trotsky, The History of the Russian Revolution, Vol. I | * Excerpt from Leon Trotsky, The History of the Russian Revolution, Vol. I | ||
* Excerpt from Leon Totsky, Transitional Program for Socialist Revolution, 1938 | * Excerpt from Leon Totsky, Transitional Program for Socialist Revolution, 1938 | ||
* [http://www.internationalviewpoint.org/spip.php?article1997 "Tunisia, Egypt: a revolutionary process of world scope"] Adopted by the International Committee of the Fourth International at its annual meeting in late February 2011 | * [http://www.internationalviewpoint.org/spip.php?article1997 "Tunisia, Egypt: a revolutionary process of world scope"] Adopted by the International Committee of the Fourth International at its annual meeting in late February 2011 | ||
* [http://www.europe-solidaire.org/spip.php?article20252 "The Workers, Middle Class, Military Junta and Permament Revolution"] el-HAMALAWY Hossam | * [http://www.europe-solidaire.org/spip.php?article20252 "The Workers, Middle Class, Military Junta and Permament Revolution"] el-HAMALAWY Hossam |
Latest revision as of 07:28, 22 August 2011
Outline
The revolutions in Northern Africa (Tunisia, Egypt) and the permanent revolution
- Introduction
- The theory of permanent revolution
- Marxist orthodoxy on Revolution in the beginning of the XXth century
- K. Marx – V. Zasulich: Capital and the situation in Russia
- L. Trotsky, theoretician of the permanent revolution
- The law of uneven and combined development
- The permanent revolution
- The transitional program
- The revolutions in the Third World (China, Cuba, Algeria)
- The revolution in Northern Africa
- Short reminder of the historical context of the Tunisian and Egyptian revolutions
- The Tunisian and Egyptian revolutions
- About the “Arab revolution”
- Origins of the Tunisian and Egyptian processes
- “Revolutionary” perspectives of democratic forces
- The issue of the permanent revolution
- The Tunisian left and the revolutionary process
- The Egyptian left and the revolutionary process
- Not to conclude
- Impact of the Tunisian and Egyptian revolutions
Reading materials
- Excerpt from Leon Trotsky, The History of the Russian Revolution, Vol. I
- Excerpt from Leon Totsky, Transitional Program for Socialist Revolution, 1938
- "Tunisia, Egypt: a revolutionary process of world scope" Adopted by the International Committee of the Fourth International at its annual meeting in late February 2011
- "The Workers, Middle Class, Military Junta and Permament Revolution" el-HAMALAWY Hossam