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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

No support for Labour, no support for LRC

13 Jan 2011

Four comrades argue against the CS EC decision

More glasnost, less perestroika

13 Jan 2011

Maciej Zurowski interviews Circles Robinson of 'Havana Times', a web magazine that features critical writing from Cuba

Against the politics of purity

13 Jan 2011

There is certainly no way around Labourism, argues James Turley

Getting our priorities right

13 Jan 2011

Seven CS comrades respond to James Turley and Manchester comrades

Haunted by ghosts

06 Jan 2011

The death of Mary Rosser has opened up a can of worms. Sammy Hollingworth wonders why leading CPB members have such a strained relationship with the past

Jailbirds, extremists, and white power rock

06 Jan 2011

Maciej Zurowski argues that state bans only serve the ruling class. There must be freedom ... even for bad music and offensive lyrics

The trouble with Browder

16 Dec 2010

Lawrence Parker continues his exploration of the CPGB's inner-party life following World War II

Pause for thought

16 Dec 2010

We do not live in a democracy, we live in a 'rule of law' state, argues Mike Macnair

The fear of unity

16 Dec 2010

Eager for ammunition, the SWP has delighted in the NSSN's looming split. James Turley reports

The second death of Liberal England

09 Dec 2010

The weakness of the Liberal Democrats benefits the Tories more than the workers' movement, argues James Turley

Tyneside bairn goes ghost dancing

09 Dec 2010

Tom Pickard reviews David Douglass's 'Ghost dancers: the miners' last generation part 3: Stardust and coaldust' Christiebooks, 2010, pp540, £12.95

Unison and the politics of class

09 Dec 2010

Why does a leading member of Socialist Resistance give her backing to a free-market attack on the disabled and elderly? Tony Greenstein reports on Unison's support for the 'personalisation' of care

Their finest hour?

09 Dec 2010

The end of World War II saw an angry rebellion developing among the 'official' Communist Party's rank and file, writes Lawrence Parker

Rattled by Wikileaks

02 Dec 2010

The latest revelations expose imperialist plans against Iran and the whole rotten business of hidden diplomacy. Eddie Ford calls for freedom of information

Debating the anti-cuts fight and Labour strategy

02 Dec 2010

Members and supporters of the CPGB met on November 28. Jim Gilbert reports

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