Fourth International

Born in Budapest, Hungary during the 1919 Revolution, Bill Brust, at the age of eighteen and in the midst of the Great Depression, made a decision to fight for the working class and socialist principles. For over 53 years that choice gave meaning to his life. He died on September 15, 1991 after a short illness, still devoted to the struggle for international socialism. Learn More

On October 19, 1997 the Socialist Equality Party held a public meeting in Michigan to commemorate the twentieth anniversary since the assassination of Tom Henehan. "Of all the words that could be used to describe Tom Henehan, superficial is the last that would come to mind. Tom was drawn to the Workers League by its concern for problems of theory, its study of Marxism as a science, and the profound sense of history that permeated its perspective and program." Learn More

This volume contains documents from the 1966 World Congress of the International Committee of the Fourth International. Learn More

This volume contains documents from the political struggle waged within the Workers League, the US sympathizing section of the International Committee of the Fourth International, against Tim Wohlforth, who deserted his post as national secretary in 1974 and made common cause with the revisionist opponents of Trotskyism. Learn More

This pamphlet contains a report delivered by Workers League National Secretary David North to a meeting of the Workers League membership on June, 25 1995. It elaborates the political and theoretical foundations upon which the Workers League based its decision to found a new party. Learn More

The 1985-86 split by the British Workers Revolutionary Party with the International Committee of the Fourth International involved fundamental questions of Marxist program and perspective. Learn More

This statement was unanimously adopted by the founding Congress of the Socialist Equality Party (US) held August 3-9, 2008. Learn More

The Socialist Equality Party Bundle provides an introduction to the history of the Socialist Equality Party and its predecessor, the Workers League. It reviews the strategic experiences through which the SEP and the international Trotskyist movement have passed over the course of the 20th century. Learn More

Adopted in January by the founding congress of the Socialist Equality Party (Australia), this document reviews and examines the most critical political experiences of the Australian working class throughout the twentieth century, within the context of global economic, political and social processes. (Free shipping within Australia) Learn More