Centrist Marxism  English: Heading of an ILP letter  The
material on centrist Marxism was removed from the Wikipedia
article on Centrism, so I have created a new article on the
former. It is very much a work in progress, so anyone reading
this who is a Wikipedia editor, please work on it. It started
like this:  Centrism has a specific meaning within
the Marxist movement, referring to a position between
a revolutionary and reformist position. For instance,
the Independent Labour Party (ILP) was seen as centrist because
they oscillated between advocating reaching a socialist
economy through reforms and advocating revolution. The members
of the so-called Two-and-a-half and Three-and-a-half
Internationals, who could not choose between the reformism of
the social democrat Second International and the revolutionary
politics of the Communist Third International, are exemplary of
centrism in this sense; instances are the Spanish Workers’ Party
of Marxist Unification (POUM), ILP and Poale Zion.
Revolutionary Marxists