Party & Programme > Bolshevism
Fur flies over Lenin
22 Mar 2012
What has the debate over 1912 got to do with current communist practice? James Turley answers the philistines
Imperialism versus internationalism
12 Aug 2004
In this concluding article, Mike Macnair argues that our most powerful enemy is the imperialist state. That is why communists are revolutionary defeatists
Imperialism lives on
05 Aug 2004
In the second of a short series of articles, Mike Macnair examines the role of the state in the global order and looks at alternatives to the 'imperialism of free trade' theory
AWL, Iraq and 'new imperialism'
29 Jul 2004
Mike Macnair argues that the failure of the AWL to call for an immediate withdrawal of troops from Iraq is a symptom of their flawed analysis of imperialism
Respecting programme
05 Feb 2004
Jack Conrad contrasts the approach of the Bolsheviks to the tawdry attempts at self-justification by the opportunists in Respect
Party and programme
25 Jan 2001
Paul Le Blanc - Lenin and the revolutionary party - Humanities Press, 1993, pp417
Harry’s game
16 Dec 1999
Party notes
Permanent and national revolution
02 Dec 1999
Gerry Downing examines differences among the Bolsheviks on the national question
Time to forgive
25 Nov 1999
Phil Sharpe reviews 'How It All Began' by Nikolai Bukharin (Columbia University Press, 1998, pp345, £13.95)
Bolshevism and consistent democracy
07 Oct 1999
Jack Conrad replies to José Villa on the rights of peoples to self-determination and the struggle for socialism
Private Godfrey
07 Oct 1999
Party notes
Spies like us
30 Sep 1999
Legality and illegality are different moments in the class struggle
The struggle for democracy
29 Jul 1999
Leninism versus left economism
Lukács, Brecht and bureaucratic socialism - Fraught relationships
29 Jul 1999
Phil Watson reviews ‘Aesthetics and politics’ (Verso, 1999)
Winning the peasantry
01 Jul 1999
Phil Sharpe argues that the Bolsheviks were wrong to dissolve the Constituent Assembly
Lenin, Kautsky and the Communist Party
10 Jun 1999
Barry Biddulph accuses the CPGB of following the road of bourgeois modernisers