Socialist Organiser

The weekly of the fused Workers Socialist League, July 1981 to April 1984

Workers' Socialist League SUMMER TOOHOS

Socialist Organiser no. 93, 15 July 1982 · scan pp. 4–5 · about 157 words

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Discussions on women's liberation, revolutic the labour movement, Poland, Ireland, the Trotskyist movement, and many other issues.

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:5-55E2% Rising orld ilms, Sun 1 Box enough strength to resist the pressures of international capitalism, otherwise we will be subjected to the will of the dominant oligarchies. We have therefore to guarantee our freedom of decision with the heip of an economic plan and a public sector which will be the spearhead of this plan at all levels ...

Too much • Plans for the nationalisation of major monopolies looked quite impressive on paper: the public sector was set to include 50% of all industrial investments, a quarter of the French industrial workforce and 80% of the output of all monopolies. That proved in much for the bosses. !......- he kled • to the private sector.

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