International Socialism is a Marxist journal that focuses on political analysis and theoretical debates within the socialist movement. It covers a wide range of topics including class struggle, imperialism, and anti-capitalist movements.
"Argentina In Revolt" is an article written by Chris Harman for International Socialism magazine in 2002. It examines the social and political upheaval that took place in Argentina in the late 1990s and early 2000s. The article analyzes the economic crisis, the emergence of grassroots movements, and the political implications of the revolt.
"Crisis in Zimbabwe" is another article, written by Leo Zeilig for International Socialism in 2005. It discusses the political and economic crisis in Zimbabwe under the leadership of President Robert Mugabe. The article examines the historical context, the effects of land reform policies, and the role of the ruling party in exacerbating the crisis.
Both articles provide critical Marxist analysis of significant events in Argentina and Zimbabwe, offering insights into the impact of neoliberalism, class struggle, and the potential for revolutionary change.
