The International Communist Review is a theoretical and political journal of Communist and Workers Parties that work commonly on several theoretical and ideological issues, aiming to contribute to the diffusion and development of Marxist-Leninist theory, through ideological analysis and political positioning on contemporary developments of capitalism, as well as on the problems of class struggle.
The current issue deals with a diverse set of political and theoretical ideas around imperialism, including conflict, resource extraction, and the rise of reaction. ICR Issue 15 can be read HERE

ABOUT THE WORKERS PARTY
THE WORKERS PARTY is a Marxist-Leninist party committed to the revolutionary transformation of society, the abolition of capitalism and the building of a democratic, secular, socialist republic in which power is firmly in the hands of the working class.
The Party opposes all forms of nationalism, British and Irish. We are actively anti-sectarian and do not subscribe to ‘the two communities’ or ‘separate but equal’’ models.
We believe in citizenship for all members of society. We stand against racism and homophobia and fully support a woman’s right to make her own reproductive choices.
The Workers Party advocates a central role for the state in the economy, planning, infrastructure, housing, health and education.
