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Hidden from history

22 Nov 2007

Lawrence Parker, The kick inside - revolutionary opposition in the CPGB 1960-1991 2007, £4.00 (+ £1.15 postage), pp75

Transition and abundance

02 Sep 2010

Schemes for quasi-market communism offer a rationale for capitalism, argues Mike Macnair

Communist transition

26 Aug 2010

Nick Rogers discusses the transition to communism in the context of the CPGB's 'Draft programme'

Unity in a single party

22 Jul 2010

To mark the 90th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of Great Britain, we begin here a series of reprints of key documents from the pre-history and early years of our party

The road to working class revolution

08 Apr 2010

Nick Rogers raises criticisms and identifies omissions in the amended Draft programme proposed by the CPGB leadership

Less radical than clause four

18 Mar 2010

A trained economist and computer scientist with a political background in Maoism, Paul Cockshott damns the CPGB's Draft programme as being to the right of Labour governments past and present

SUPPLEMENT: Third programme of the Communist Party of Great Britain

11 Feb 2010

This is the Draft programme of the CPGB as agreed by the Provisional Central Committee. It will be put before a special conference of CPGB members before the end of 2010. Comments, suggestions, and criticisms are welcome

Defeat the liquidators

21 Feb 2008

Communists should give a guarded welcome to the decision of the LCR to launch a new revolutionary party, writes Peter Manson

Is the party a halfway house?

14 Feb 2008

Dave Craig of the Revolutionary Democratic Group replies to the CPGB's Mike Macnair on the present roots of the national Marxist party in Britain

Demands to win youth

24 Jan 2008

Discussing an essential component of our programme, CPGB comrades recently teased out some of the questions around the approach to youth. Jim Moody reports

Pantomime analogies, beanstalks and 'science'

17 Jan 2008

Would a Marxist party in Britain be a 'halfway house' on the road to a communist international? Mike Macnair responds to Dave Craig

Back to the future

10 Jan 2008

How do Stalinist and Trotskyist traditions influence our views about a national alternative to the Labour Party? Dave Craig of the Revolutionary Democratic Group returns to the debate with the CPGB's Mike Macnair

Battle of the soul of SACP

10 Jan 2008

Whether or not newly elected ANC president Jacob Zuma is a criminal, just what is the South African Communist Party playing at in supporting him? Peter Manson reports from South Africa

Negative critique and positive alternatives

20 Dec 2007

Mike Macnair reviews the following books: - Phil Hearse (ed) Take the power to change the world (Socialist Resistance, 2007, pp144, £6); - Michael Lebowitz: Build it now: socialism for the 21st century (Monthly Review Press, 2006, pp127, £10.95) - Cliff Slaughter: Not without a storm: towards a communist manifesto for the age of globalisation (Index Books, 2006, pp314, �12.99)

Powerful because it coherently explains

06 Dec 2007

Jack Conrad defends dialectical materialism against positivist critics

Programme debate continues

29 Nov 2007

CPGB comrades in London are continuing our discussions on the redrafting of our Draft programme and we are now coming towards the end of section three of the current version, 'Immediate demands'. Peter Manson reports

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