1977
International, second series, Vol. 3, No. 3, Spring 1977
- Letter to our Readers (Against Monolithism)
- The Growth and Role of the Mass Media
- William Tyndale and the Crisis in Education
- The Popular Fronts of the 1930s: A Reply to Monty Johnstone
- Trotsky's Marxism - Part 2
- From the Archives: Introduction
- For Pollitt's 20th Anniversary as CP General Secretary (From the Archives)
- Marxists in the Second World War (From the Archives)
- Tasks in Spain - LCR-ETA(VI) Conference Resolution
- Towards a Marxist Criticism (Terry Eagleton, Criticism and Ideology, review)
- Trotsky and Fatalistic Marxism (Geoff Hodgson, review)
International, second series, Vol. 3, No. 4, Summer 1977
- Education: A Reply to Ken Jones
- Rosa and German Social Democracy
- Trotskyism and Revolution
- What is the 'Democratic Road' to Socialism?
- The Comintern and Indian Nationalism
- 40 Theses on Imperialism and Permanent Revolution
- Political Resolution from French Trotskyist Congress
- Bukharin and the Bolshevik Revolution
- In Defence of David Bowie
- Correspondence: A letter from Monty Johnstone (Patrick Camiller replies)
- The Nation and the Economy (From the Archives)
International, second series, Vol. 4, No. 1, Autumn 1977
- The State and the Transition to Socialism
- The Soviet Economy Today
- Imperialism and Raw Materials
- Revolutionary Strategy in the Twenties (From the Archives)
- Ten Years Without Deutscher
- The Stalin Phenomenon (Review Article)
- Lukacs - Political Writings 1921-29
- Iran: The Shah's Empire of Repression
- Raids and Reconstructions
- Correspondence
International, second series, Vol. 4, No. 2, Winter 1977
- Lenin, Trotsky and the Party
- Education: A Political Challenge to Revolutionaries
- The Workers and the Fatherland (From the Archives)
- Marx, Engels and the Russian Revolution
- Che: On the Tenth Anniversary of his Death
- The New Philosophers
- Historic Compromise in the National Union of Students
- The State and the Transition to Socialism (Debate on Poulantzas)
- The Crisis of the Dictatorships (Debate: review of Poulantzas)
- The Break-up of Britain