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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

Violence and the miners

16 Oct 2014

Another Leninist reprint - with salutary lessons for some in Left Unity today, says Mark Fischer

Going nowhere fast

16 Oct 2014

As Germany slides toward recession, writes Eddie Ford, indefinite stagnation seems to be on the cards for the euro zone - which is bad news for George Osborne

Unison left: Carry on regardless

16 Oct 2014

As the employers stood firm in the local government dispute, not unexpectedly the union leaders buckled. But the left has no answers, writes Will Pragnell

Show of defiance

16 Oct 2014

Peter Manson calls for fresh thinking to reinvigorate the unions

Holes in the balance sheet

09 Oct 2014

As the general election approaches, Paul Demarty wonders what happened to the left’s ebullient predictions four years ago

Fall and fall of Nick Griffin

09 Oct 2014

It may be curtains for the BNP, writes Eddie Ford, but its demise has very little to do with the SWP or Unite Against Fascism

Italy: New attack on workers’ rights

09 Oct 2014

The former ‘official communists’ are being dragged further and further to the right, observes Toby Abse

LRC: Inclusivity and intolerance

09 Oct 2014

Some leading members are displaying an unhealthy aversion to dissenting views. Stan Keable of Labour Party Marxists attended the final meeting of its outgoing national committee

Employers attempt to outmanoeuvre unions

09 Oct 2014

Will Pragnell reports on developments in Unison

In service of Miliband

02 Oct 2014

Last week’s Labour conference confirmed once again that the union tops work hand in glove with the party bureaucracy. Charles Gradnitzer reports

An unintentional exposé

02 Oct 2014

Tariq Ali (editor) The Stalinist legacy: its impact on 20th century world politics Haymarket, 2013, pp551, £15.99

Farage parks his tanks

02 Oct 2014

Ukip has every reason to feel chipper, says Eddie Ford. It has enjoyed high-profile Tory defections and is riding high in the polls

Preparing for 2015

25 Sep 2014

The LU national council agreed that there should be no electoral coalition with Tusc. NC member and Communist Platform supporter Yassamine Mather reports

Cameron’s can of worms

25 Sep 2014

Demands for English ‘home rule’ and continued agitation for Scottish independence point to a constitutional crisis, argues Eddie Ford

Transparency is a principle

25 Sep 2014

Demanding ‘confidentiality’ when it comes to internal disputes makes us look like a combination of Little Stalins and the Life of Brian, argues Mike Macnair

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