Critique of Nationalism
Racism and nationalism divide the workers of the
world, cause discrimination and prejudice, and have created conflict and war.
Needless to say, the disunion and civil wars in Yugoslavia and racism and nationalism are
tightly bound to the interests of the bourgeoisie (i.e. capital). This clouds the class
consciousness of the workers, distorts the struggle against the rule of capital.
"Workers have no homeland." We appeal for the unity of the workers throughout
the world, and fight racism and nationalism from this international viewpoint.
- Why Do We Support The Obtaining of gNationalityh
- The Rapprochement and gAssimilationh of Korean Resident Workers and Japanese Workers
is the Correct Policy
(From 'Hiroyoshi Hayashi Collective Works' Vol.6 1999, First published on 'Henkaku' No.29
1984)
- What is a Nation
- Marxism and the Concept of Nation
(From 'PROMETHEUS' NO.3 1991)
- The Rapid Increase in Foreign Workers
- The Current Situation, its Background, and the Workers' Standpoint
(From the October 1990 Issue of "Labor and Liberation")
- Rosa Luxemburg and the National Problem:
- The Similarity of Luxemburgfs Theory to gAustrian Marxismh
(From 'PROMETHEUS' NO.11 1993)