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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

Nationalism and role of Pegida

22 Jan 2015

Tina Becker examines the impact of Germany’s new rightwing force

Desire to take power triumphs

22 Jan 2015

Anne McShane describes how Sinn Féin has gone about trying to wreck the Right to Water campaign

Avoid the temptation of power

22 Jan 2015

Eddie Ford looks at the situation in Greece in light of the classic Marxist position - it is often necessary to hold back the spontaneous movement

Building the union is no lottery

15 Jan 2015

The leadership of the PCS have trivialised the struggle to save the union, reports Simon Wells

A death in Wales

15 Jan 2015

The miners needed to defend themselves. Mark Fischer discusses how difficult that was.

An abuse of power

08 Jan 2015

Whatever the truth of allegations against Andrew Windsor, the Jeffrey Epstein case paints a grim picture of the top of society, reckons Paul Demarty

Left helps screw it up

08 Jan 2015

The left failed the test of the Miners Strike, argues Mark Fischer

After old man Napolitano

08 Jan 2015

As the Italian president prepares to step down, Toby Abse looks at the likely contenders

What if Syriza wins?

08 Jan 2015

Is the left obliged to spread illusions in a Syriza government? No, quite the opposite, argues Eddie Ford

Ramsay MacKinnock and Judas Willis - Dump them!

11 Dec 2014

The tone of this Jack Conrad front page from the December 1984 issue of The Leninist reflects the urgent situation the miners found themselves in at the end of the year. With the divisions in the union’s ranks hardening and the lack of effective solidarity from the wider workers’ movement, the strike was approaching a crossroads. While there was still everything to fight for, there were some ominous storm clouds gathering

Chancellor’s book of doom

11 Dec 2014

George Osborne’s autumn statement promises continued austerity and increased attacks on the working class, writes Eddie Ford. But what is the left’s alternative?

SACP splits unions down the middle

11 Dec 2014

Peter Manson reports on the expulsion of Cosatu’s biggest affiliate

Intensification or resolution?

04 Dec 2014

As the miner's strike approached a crossroads, president of Kent NUM Malcolm Pitt spoke to The Leninist

Anti-migrant snake oil

04 Dec 2014

Cameron’s immigration speech was an attempt to out-Labour Labour, says Eddie Ford

Non-historic people

27 Nov 2014

The Radical Independence Campaign wants to hold the SNP to account. Who are they kidding? asks Paul Demarty

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