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European Social Forum

The European Social Forum staring into an abyss

The ESF in Istanbul failed to provide a lead in the coming struggles against the crisis, report Martin Suchanek and Dave Stockton

Photos of the event are online here Read more...

EPA statement: We won't pay for their wars and their crisis! Organise the resistance Europe wide!

Draft call proposed to the European Preparatory Assembly/Assembly of Social Movements by the League for the Fifth International Read more...

Appeal of the Assembly of Social Movements of the European Social Forum

We do not want to pay for their crisis Read more...

L5I Statement to the EPA in Istanbul

League for the Fifth International 20-11-08, Read more...

European Social Forum in Sweden: a lost opportunity

The fifth meeting of the European Social Forum was held in Malmo, Sweden in September. Participants from various social movements, a number of left wing groups and NGOs all gathered together in around 280 seminars and workshops, along with a large number of cultural activities. Alongside these meetings, there was a demonstration with 10-15,000 participants on Saturday, and a number of smaller demonstrations and protests. Read more...

ESF: forum of resistance?

As the programme for a bosses' Europe  the European Constitution  is defeated yet again in another referendum, the movement for another Europe is building its forces to meet at the European Social Forum in Malmo is September. Read more...

Crisis of leadership in the European left

The European anti-neoliberal left, which formed at the European Social Forum in November 2002, has, over the past year, entered into a real crisis. The reasons for this lie in the political trajectory of its major component - the parties which compose the European Left Party (ELP), the former or reformed Communist Parties. Read more...

European Social Forum Preparatory Assembly- the Left Organises

The largest delegations in Frankfurt came from Greece, France, Germany, Italy and Turkey. The attendance from Eastern Europe including Russia has also markedly increased. There were smaller, but active delegations from Austria, the Basque Country, Belgium, Denmark, Portugal and Sweden, plus a representative from Palestine. The biggest “absence” was the British, including a complete “no show” from the Socialist Workers Party (SWP). Read more...

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Rough Guide to the Anticapitalist Movement

ImageThis pamphlet surveys the global movement, from its origins in Chiapas and Seattle, though the writings of its principal theorists, and the history of its summit sieges and its social forums. Unapologetically partisan, it argues that to rid the globe of capitalism, the movement must take a big step towards the formation of a new world party of social revolution.

Available to read online here

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[anti] capitalism: From resistance to revolution

ImageFirst published by Workers Power in 2001.

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From Resistance to Revolution

ImageThe current programme of the League for the Fifth International, published in 2011

Available to read online

Our 2010 programme, From Resistance to Revolution, is available to buy online shop.fifthinternational.org

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