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specific event, incident or issue. It is the tasks of socialists and advanced militants to move the group in a broader programmatic direction. This is not done by putting forth a score of demands all at once. New demands and concepts should be introduced in a logical and relevant manner." A group of member who were uncomfortable with this distancing from Trotskyist ideology broke away in 1973 and formed the
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within the unions, caucuses for black and women workers, and urging independent political action of the workers organizations. This strategy deemphasized the long term program of socialist revolution, instead focusing on day-to-day issues. As they put it "Rank and file groups usually arise around a
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also joined. With all of these additions it was decided that a national organization should be created, more centralized than the former federation of autonomous clubs. Thus the "International Socialists" were formed at a convention in September 1969.
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The IS organized regional conferences of the opposition movements within labor unions during the mid-1970s, and in the late 1970s formed the "Labor Education and Research Project." This "Project" began publication of
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The following year a second ISC was founded in Berkeley (one on campus, one in town) and another in New York. In September 1967 a conference was held in New York and the clubs were federated under the umbrella
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More changed than just the name. The national office was transferred from New York to Detroit. The group's periodical, which had moved from New York to Berkeley, was also moved to Detroit and rechristened
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Of all the Trotskyist groups that attempted a turn toward industry in the 1970s, the IS was the most successful. They became a force within opposition movements within several unions. These included the
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members who had disagreed with the decision to merge the ISL into the SP-SDF in 1958 and had become uncomfortable with the positions taken by
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Meanwhile, the group lost some of its original members. Hal Draper left the organization in 1971. He claimed that the IS was embracing
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caucuses in the unions as well as by the stance adopted by the leadership around Geier on the then-current upheaval in
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New York, N.Y. New York Independent Socialist Club, Vol. 1, no. 1 (January/February 1967)-v. 1, no. 7 (October 1968)
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theory. These members were also disturbed by the abandonment, as they saw it, of IS's traditional policy on building
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Berkeley, Calif. : Independent Socialist Club, 1967 (Independent socialist clipping-books Xerocopy series #X-2)
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Around the same time another tendency came into opposition to IS's leadership and split to form a new group called
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Hal Draper Berkeley ed., Calif. : Independent Socialist Press, 1968 (Independent socialist clipping-books #5)
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by Hal Draper Berkeley, Calif. : Independent Socialist Club, 1967 (Independent socialist clipping-books #3)
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by Hal Draper Berkeley, Calif. : Independent Socialist Club, 1964 (Independent socialist clipping-books #2)
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Berkeley, Ca. : Independent Socialist Clubs of America, No. 8 (March 1969)-no. 20 (June 1970)
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Socialism from below in the United States:The Origins of the International Socialist Organization
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Socialism from below in the United States:The Origins of the International Socialist Organization
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Socialism from below in the United States:The Origins of the International Socialist Organization
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sort of revolutionary socialist organization was required and merged with Workers Power and
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Joel Geier, "Socialism from Below: Hal Draper's Contribution to Revolutionary Marxism,"
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by Hal Draper Berkeley, Calif. : Independent Socialist Club, 1966 (ISC pamphlet #3)
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Zionism, Israel, & the Arabs; the historical background of the Middle East tragedy
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where they led a successful court fight against the expulsion of IS member
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Karl Marx & Friedrich Engels: articles in the New American cyclopaedia
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Berkeley, Calif. : Independent Socialist Club, 1966 (ISC pamphlet #4)
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Berkeley, Calif. : Independent Socialist Club, 1965 (ISC pamphlet #2)
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Berkeley, Calif. : Independent Socialist Club, 1964 (ISC pamphlet #1)
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by Michael Shute Berkeley, Calif. : Independent Socialist Club, 1966
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Alexander, Robert "Schisms and unifications in the American Old Left",
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Alexander, Robert "Schisms and unifications in the American Old Left",
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by Hal Draper Berkeley, Calif. : Independent Socialist Club, 1966
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Alexander, Robert "Schisms and unifications in the American Old Left"
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Alexander, Robert "Schisms and unifications in the American Old Left"
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International Socialist Review, no. 107 (Winter 2017-18), pp. 87-108.
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International Trotskyism: A Documented Analysis of the World Movement
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International Trotskyism: A Documented Analysis of the World Movement
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International Trotskyism: A Documented Analysis of the World Movement
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International Trotskyism: A Documented Analysis of the World Movement
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International Trotskyism: A Documented Analysis of the World Movement
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Third camp; the independent socialist view of war and peace policy
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later in the decade. These efforts helped lead to the creation of
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had begun in early 1967 and became the organ of the new group.
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Toward the working class; a position paper for the New Left
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The roots of the IS went back to the fall of 1964 when the
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A new era of labor revolt: on the job vs. official unions
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Published by International Socialist Organization (ISO)
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Defunct Trotskyist organizations in the United States
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Published by the International Socialists (U.S), 1975
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Index

International Socialist Organization
Leader
Hal Draper
Students for a Democratic Society
Socialist Party of America
Independent Socialist League
Solidarity
Ideology
Third camp Trotskyism
Political position
Far-left
Politics series
Third camp
Bureaucratic collectivism
State capitalism
Carter
Draper
Harrington
Howe
Jacobson
Matgamna
Namazie
Shachtman
Alliance for Workers' Liberty
International Socialists
Left Worker-communist Party of Iraq
New Politics
Worker-communist Party of Iran
Workers' Party
Leninism

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