Orthodox Trotskyism

In this and many other ways, the Socialist Party's policies may therefore be termed orthodox Trotskyism.

This tendency had moved further away from the "orthodox Trotskyism" of the SWP, which made for an uncomfortable presence.

They are determined to drive all Orthodox Trotskyism out of the Fourth International or to muzzle and handcuff them.

Today, the surviving ICFI continue to characterise their politics as Orthodox Trotskyism.

In 1986 the SWP broke with orthodox Trotskyism and disaffiliated from the Fourth International.

The International Marxist Tendency adheres to orthodox Trotskyism, emphasising the education of cadres of workers and youth.

The subsequent history of Orthodox Trotskyism is essentially that of the ICFI.

Those who left founded the International Centre of Orthodox Trotskyism (CITO in spanish).

The tendency originated with the ideas of Tony Cliff, who split from orthodox Trotskyism by developing a state capitalist critique of the Soviet union.

"To sum up: The lines of cleavage between Pablo's revisionism and orthodox Trotskyism are so deep that no compromise is possible either politically or organizationally.

Trevor Ngwane, one of the founding members, and a former town councillor was the APF's best known figure: his politics were orthodox Trotskyism.

Orthodox Trotskyism has been critiqued by activists from the Third Camp socialist tradition and from the International Socialist Tendency.

"Orthodox Trotskyism" embodied their opposition to the International Secretariat of the Fourth International (ISFI), whose policies they described as "Pabloism".

Orthodox Trotskyism is a branch of Trotskyism which aims to adhere more closely to the philosophy, methods and positions of Trotsky and the early Fourth International, Lenin, and Marx than other Trotskyists.

Shortly after its formation in 1953, it wrote an open letter in which it described the tradition of the Fourth International as Orthodox Trotskyism, and called for Orthodox Trotskyists to rally to the ICFI.

Solidarity is an organizational descendant of International Socialists, a Trotskyist organization based on the proposition that the Soviet Union was not a "degenerate workers' state" (as in orthodox Trotskyism) but rather "bureaucratic collectivism", a new and especially repressive class society.