CRISIS: SOCIALIST ANSWERS • Fighting back in Europe • Dynamics of Europe's crisis • Defending marxism today • Fighting racism and fascism Speakers include • Alain Krivine Europe • Francois Vercammen • International Guests Page 14 January 30, 1993 No. 36 Outlook for Socialism '93 13/14 March South Camden Community School, Charrington St, London NW1 (Formerly Sir William Collins School) A weekend of discussion and debate in Central London organised by supporters of the Fourth International Main themes of the weekend (Ligue Communiste Revolutionnaire, France) on the fight against the bosses' (United Secretariat of the Fourth International) on the meaning of Maastricht from India, Italy, Germany, Spain, Belgium and Ireland Feb 1 Mar 1 advance on door ; Name ;Address Total Romantic visions won't achieve real change But the new line is based on a one-sided assessment of current reality. Working class militancy is at a hundred year ow and grass roots organisa tion has been seriously weakened by the pincer effect of Thatcherism and the new realism. The struggle against potential to turn the tide, but even a victory will only mark the start of a long process of reconstructing the labour movement. The short-term reakthrough for any section of the far left remain limited. Discounts for early booking Weekend ticket prices Bought by Waged £9 £12 £15 £17 Buy your ticket by March 1st and claim a free book when you buy a one year subscription to Socialist Outlook (E15). Return this to: Socialist Outlook, PO Box 1109, London N4 2UU BOOKING FORM Send me Social of State capital sit Jand Chris Harman ) From Militancy to Marxism, by Alan Thornett [) Cuba: Radical face of Stalinism, by John Lister : PostCode_ Phone i Please send me. booking formis for the crecte [ Please send me details of the introduction to marxism workshop series. ¡ lendose a postal order/cheque payable to Socialist Outlook for : Subscription offer : Outlook for Socialism ticket : Donation Blements of the latest erspective have clear parallels with the course adopted by Healy's Workers Party in late 1970s, minus of course the overpowering stench of corruption.
It carries within it a real danger of both demoralising comrades timately losing most of the current intux, waich is being recruited on an alarmingly flimsy political basis.
It is a high-risk strategy which could yet prove a costly mistake. Students/unwaged £4.50 £6.00 £7.50 £9.00 £15.00
Home News