Capitalism & Crisis
The decline of money
01 Mar 2012
If we are to understand the present crisis we need to grasp the decaying relationship between money, production and value. Hillel Ticktin discusses the growth of fictitious capital and impossibility of getting money to make money
Scotland’s referendum: Bosses warm to Labour’s sop
28 Aug 1997
While some on the left portray the Scottish parliament as the first step on the way to providing decent services and conditions for people in Scotland, Donald Dewar makes it clear big business will remain firmly in control
Business welcomes Brown’s budget
10 Jul 1997
New Labour boss attacks workers
10 Jul 1997
Just two months into Blair’s honeymoon, New Labour’s business ally, Bob Ayling, is tooled up to batter the workforce
Bosses call for ‘tough discipline’
19 Jun 1997
Fight for a workers’ Europe
12 Jun 1997
As militant workers and trade unionists converge on Amsterdam this Saturday, the bosses’ plans for monetary union are coming unstuck. But if we let them, they will resolve their problems at our expense
Europe for the workers
05 Jun 1997
Union leaders bite their tongues
22 May 1997
Capitalism’s pipe dreams
30 Jan 1997
Pecking order
23 Jan 1997
Around the left
Government in retreat
23 Jan 1997
Taking on the state
Bosses’ clampdown reaches Korea
16 Jan 1997
Control of our own life processes
19 Dec 1996
Here we publish the speech by István Mészáros opening a discussion on his recently published book, Beyond Capital, at Communist University ’96
Fat cat of the year
04 Jul 1996
Eat football, sleep football, drop dead
13 Jun 1996
New words, same old ideas
06 Jun 1996
Hardly anyone could have failed to notice that the ‘stakeholding economy’ has become one of the buzz words of the 1990s - and even of the next millennium. Where has it come from and why does new Labour like it so much? Eddie Ford offers some explanations