Party & Programme > Programmes
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
Idealist tendencies
11 Apr 1996
Initial comments on the draft programme of the CPGB by Phil Sharpe of the Trotskyist Unity Group
The common theoretical programme for communists
04 Apr 1996
As the communist rapprochement process develops debates around programme are taking a central place. A seminar series to open the debate to groups on the revolutionary left is being launched in May. The discussion begins in this week’s paper with a contribution from Open Polemic. We welcome others
Open Polemic on the question of programme
04 Apr 1996
Against republicanism
28 Mar 1996
Paul Cockshot replies to ‘Revolutionary republicanism’ (Weekly Worker February 29) by Dave Craig of the RDG
Menshevism in microcosm
21 Mar 1996
Because they represent a real movement of the working class the Socialist Labour Party and Socialist Alliances have thrown into sharp relief the theoretical and programmatic limitations of many revolutionaries. The Trotskyite group, Workers Power, provides a case study
Dogmatic delusions
21 Mar 1996
In the March 4 Morning Star, Kenny Coyle wrote off the Socialist Labour Party as a dead-end diversion. Ian Farrell replies
Revolutionary republicanism
29 Feb 1996
Dave Craig of the Revolutionary Democratic Group (faction of the SWP) challenges Paul Cockshott's understanding of the democratic revolution
Open differences
22 Feb 1996
Last Sunday Open Polemic held its conference on communist fragmentation and social democracy. Danny Hammill reports
Mortal wound?
22 Feb 1996
The RDG programmists
15 Feb 1996
Bob Smith - For a Permanent Party Polemic Committee
Programmatic clarification: a reply to the RDG
15 Feb 1996
For a reforged Communist Party of Great Britain
08 Feb 1996
Minimal platform agreed by the Provisional Central Committee, CPGB and For a Permanent Party Polemic Committee (faction of the CPGB)
Debate poses need for communist unity
01 Feb 1996
Last Sunday the Communist Party hosted a debate with the Independent Working Class Association on the need for common action among revolutionaries
Against conservatism
25 Jan 1996
Socialist Workers Party - Canadian style
25 Jan 1996
January 10 saw a major split in the Canadian International Socialists. Below we reprint an edited version of a resignation letter - signed by Sue Ferguson, David McNally, Alan Sears and Deborah Simmons - which took the form of an ‘Open letter to members of the International Socialist’, dated December 28 1995. Though we do not necessarily agree with all their conclusions we feel it is important that all divisions in our movement are debated out openly, in print. We welcome replies from IS or SWP members