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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

Review: Fascism’s local history offensive

16 Jan 2014

Gordon Stridiron, 'Blackshirts in Geordieland', Black House Publishing 2013, pp260, £12

Review: How to guard against state agents

16 Jan 2014

Rob Evans and Paul Lewis Undercover: the true story of Britain’s secret police Faber and Faber, 2013, pp346, £12.99

Corrupt to the core

16 Jan 2014

We should welcome the fact that state institutions, in particular the police, are being so thoroughly exposed, writes Eddie Ford

Nick Griffin: A rat on a sinking ship

09 Jan 2014

The collapsing British National Party is the victim of its own contradictions, not anti-fascism, writes Paul Demarty

Biggest union ready to split historic ANC alliance

09 Jan 2014

Things in the workers’ movement are very fluid, writes Peter Manson. The South African Communist Party is certainly heading for a profound crisis

North Korea: A very Kimist purge

19 Dec 2013

The bureaucratic apparatus in North Korea is becoming increasingly dysfunctional, writes Eddie Ford

Mandela: He was a bourgeois hero

12 Dec 2013

South African Marxist Hillel Ticktin discusses the role of Nelson Mandela with Peter Manson

Mandela: Creation of a cult

12 Dec 2013

The ruling class is honouring a man who helped make South Africa safe for capitalist exploitation, writes Peter Manson

Running the show from outside

05 Dec 2013

The absence of any serious leftwing political force leaves the working class in the unenviable position of choosing the butcher, writes Toby Abse

Labour and political scabbing

28 Nov 2013

Defending the union link as it is falls short of the needs of the working class, argues Paul Demarty

LRC: Surviving, but still shrinking

28 Nov 2013

Stan Keable of Labour Party Marxists reports on the annual conference of the Labour Representation Committee

Tories: Unite in the crosshairs

21 Nov 2013

The right’s crusade against Britain’s biggest union continues, reports Paul Demarty

Syriza: Looking to its right

21 Nov 2013

Syriza has been held up as a party that should be emulated. Daniel Harvey examines the reality

China: Beijing’s new turn

21 Nov 2013

As the third plenum shows, China is moving towards some form of state capitalism, writes Eddie Ford

USSR: Getting the Soviet Union right

07 Nov 2013

On the 96th anniversary of the October Revolution, Jack Conrad engages with the Russian question

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