Level 1: Basic Orientation, Methods, Tradition and History

Interview With Ted Grant on Militant - Fred Weston

On the Mass Organizations - Ted Grant

Where to Begin? - Lenin
A very short and helpful essay on Marxist tactics. It briefly discusses the function of a party newspaper, in addition to basic tactics that a revolutionary Marxist organization will need to be successful. Correct tactics are of fundamental importance, given that sectarian ultra-leftism and opportunism remain a common problem in our time.

Our Program - Lenin

 

Level 2: Our Tendency's History

Origins of British Trotskyism - Rob Sewell

History of British Trotskyism - Ted Grant

Majority Resolution on Walton Election - By the Taafe Group in Militant

Minority Resolution on Walton Election - By Opposition led by Ted Grant

The New Turn: A Threat to Forty Years' Work

40 Years After Militant's Founding: How It Was Built and How It Was Destroyed - Rob Sewell

 

Level 3: Traditions of Our Tendency

Against Bureaucratic Centralism

Problems of Work Within the Mass Organizations

Problems of Entrism - Ted Grant

 

Level 4: Principles of Orientation in Our Tendency

Marxism versus Sectarianism - Alan Woods

Replies to Luis Oviedo - Alan Woods (Parts Two, Three, Four and Five)

 

Level 5: Requirements of Professional Conduct

On Democratic Centralism and the Regime - Trotsky

Statement of the PB on the Expulsion from WIL of Healey (1943)

 

Level 6: Classical Orientation

Left-Wing Communism: An Infantile Disorder - Lenin

The Trade-Unions in the Epoch of Imperialist Decay - Leon Trotsky

 

Level 7: Lenin, Trotsky, and Bolshevism - Laying the Foundation for Our Methods

Bolshevism: The Road to Revolution - Alan Woods

 

Level 8: Conduct and Clarity Amidst Crisis

One Step Forward, Two Steps Back - Lenin

 

Level 9: Refuting the Slanders

The Myth of Lenin's Concept of the Party - Hal Draper (Tends to be overly academic at times, but generally helpful nonetheless)

 

Level 10: Professional Methods of Work and Political Struggle Under Conditions of Repression

What is to be Done? - Lenin