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[Audio] The World Revolution and the tasks of the Marxists

[Audio] The World Revolution and the tasks of the Marxists

Listen to Alan Woods give the closing remarks at the Marxist Summer School in London on June 19th 2011. As Lenin said, without revolutionary theory there can be no revolutionary movement. This is all the more relevant at the present time, where from the bourgeois economists to the left and right reformists, all but the Marxists are at a loss to explain the current capitalist crisis, and as a consequence, how to proceed.

Listen to Alan Woods give the closing
remarks at the Marxist Summer School in London on June 19th 2011. As Lenin
said, without revolutionary theory there can be no revolutionary
movement. This is all the more relevant at the present time, where from
the bourgeois economists to the left and right reformists, all but the
Marxists are at a loss to explain the current capitalist crisis, and as a
consequence, how to proceed.

Listen to Alan Woods give the closing
remarks at the Marxist Summer School in London on June 19th 2011. As Lenin
said, without revolutionary theory there can be no revolutionary
movement. This is all the more relevant at the present time, where from
the bourgeois economists to the left and right reformists, all but the
Marxists are at a loss to explain the current capitalist crisis, and as a
consequence, how to proceed.

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After the closing remarks the comrades finished by singing the song of the world working class, the Internationale.

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