INTERNATIONAL VIEWPOINT
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On AUGUST 17, 1985, the leaders of the Australian Socialist Workers Party (SWP) decided to break with the Fourth International. This decision came after several years of debate in which political and organizational differences continued to deepen. In response to this challenge to the programmatic gains and perspectives of our movement, in the following special edition of International Viewpoint Ernest Mandel restates the political foundations of the Fourth International, as well as its views on the orientation and tasks of revolutionists today. Resplutions pf there Twelfth Congres the Fruirt
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Introduction
Anatomy of a split axis' of the world class struggle. This definition in itself confirms what we had predicted when a certain number of groups begain to question the theory of the permanent revolution. Such questioning cannot stop at that phase. It has an immanent logic which challenges the Marxist programme in a series of its main tenets if