Do we need reform or revolution? - Socialist Worker
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Lois Clifton argues that in a period of serious crisis the debate between reform and revolution becomes even more important
Socialist Review Archive This article is over 14 years, 10 months old Lois Clifton argues that in a period of serious crisis the debate between reform and revolution becomes even more important By Lois JC Downloading PDF. Please wait... Tuesday 01 November 2011 Issue 363 The revolutions that have swept across the Middle East have forced the question of reform or revolution back onto the political agenda. As Western elites scrambled to regain political leverage in the region, a contradiction became clear – revolution is fine in Egypt, but elsewhere workers should only fight for…
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