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Democracy & State

Overcoming the enemies within

17 May 2012

The left must unite in order to change the relationship of forces both within and outside the Labour Party, argues Mike Macnair

Making history?

12 May 2016

How did the left do on May 5? Peter Manson reports

Fixer turns chancer

12 May 2016

Sadiq Khan has wasted no time positioning himself for the Labour leadership, notes Paul Demarty

Without monarchies or standing armies

12 May 2016

Jack Conrad explores Leon Trotsky’s strategic thinking

Party of lost causes

12 May 2016

Eddie Ford looks at the prospects for Ukip

New federation put on hold

05 May 2016

Cosatu rival is yet to get off the ground, reports Peter Manson

Reinstate Ken Livingstone

05 May 2016

Corbyn must fight back against Britain’s Cointelpro, urges Tony Greenstein

A shameful retreat

05 May 2016

It is time the Labour leadership realise that no amount of grovelling will spare them nightmares like the ‘anti-Semitism’ smear scandal, argues Paul Demarty

Elephant in the room

05 May 2016

While the Labour left is under attack, writes Eddie Ford, why is there no criticism of Zionism?

A highly serviceable political weapon

05 May 2016

Jack Conrad discusses Lenin and the ‘United States of Europe’ slogan

Better bad unity than bad disunity

28 Apr 2016

Jack Conrad examines the German question in light of the perspectives of the Marx-Engels team

A missed opportunity

28 Apr 2016

Eddie Ford laments the republican speech Jeremy Corbyn did not make

Populism, nationalism and racism

21 Apr 2016

Fred Leplat (ed), 'The far right in Europe', Resistance Books and International Institute for Research and Education, London 2015, pp334, £12

Openness is a weapon

21 Apr 2016

The Weekly Worker’s commitment to open reporting on the affairs of the labour movement is not a fetish, but a political necessity, argues Paul Demarty

Solidarity and concrete action

21 Apr 2016

Last weekend’s demonstration was dominated by the politics of Corbynism, writes Peter Manson

One, two, three revolutions

21 Apr 2016

Jack Conrad argues that democracy in the United States is corrupted and far from complete. The working class must finish what 1775 began

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