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
Tails and wagging dogs
07 Oct 2010
The Birmingham conference reveals the tensions and divisions over the coalition government, writes Eddie Ford
What the left thinks of Ed
07 Oct 2010
Jim Gilbert rounds up the response of the left to Labour's new leader
CNWP: dead men's shoes
30 Sep 2010
Phil Kent examines the continuing project to replace the Labour Party
On the anti-war side
30 Sep 2010
Peter Manson argues for comrades' consistency
Welcome to the old new enemy within
30 Sep 2010
New Labour is officially dead and Labourite class collaborationism has a new name, argues Eddie Ford
Slow death of Cuban 'socialism'
23 Sep 2010
The capitalist road is the only one open to an isolated Cuba, writes James Turley
Diane Abbott: class matters
23 Sep 2010
We must draw lines of demarcation
Strike back against the empire
16 Sep 2010
Place newspapers in the hands of journalists and printworkers, demands James Turley
Build on TUC anti-cuts vote
16 Sep 2010
Jim Gilbert recognises a task for the whole movement
Light and air of political freedom
16 Sep 2010
North American scholar Lars T Lih explores the varying attitude of Marxists towards universal suffrage, freedom of the press and freedom of association
No vote for Abbott
16 Sep 2010
Eleven CPGB comrades dissent
Debating the Labour leadership contest
16 Sep 2010
Opposition to the CPGB call to give a critical vote for Diane Abbott is based on leftist abstentionism, argues Peter Manson
Trouble in the fourth estate
09 Sep 2010
Murdoch, Coulson, et al are being handled with kid gloves, writes James Turley
Class, blackened faces, and academic muddle
09 Sep 2010
David Douglass reviews Hester Barron's 'The 1926 miners' lockout: meanings of community in the Durham coalfield' Oxford, 2009, pp314, £65
Blair's liberalism and the toxic Gordon Brown
09 Sep 2010
In the last analysis Tony Blair and Gordon Brown had different political projects, argues Eddie Ford