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
Business welcomes Brown’s budget
10 Jul 1997
New Labour boss attacks workers
10 Jul 1997
Just two months into Blair’s honeymoon, New Labour’s business ally, Bob Ayling, is tooled up to batter the workforce
Labour day in Detroit
03 Jul 1997
Socialist Labour Party ‘voided’ member and Unison activist Barry Biddulph reports on workers struggle against the odds in the USA
Imperialist hypocrisy
03 Jul 1997
A single step forward
03 Jul 1997
The report of the CPGB-organised discussion around the idea of a ‘crisis of expectations’ (see ‘Road to nowhere’ Weekly Worker June 19) has provoked two responses
Dismissing the national question
03 Jul 1997
Around the left
Tory minority lines up with Scottish Socialist Alliance
03 Jul 1997
Drop the dead donkey
26 Jun 1997
Dave Craig of the Revolutionary Democratic Group discusses why he is against a “Duma with full powers”
Lining up with the establishment
26 Jun 1997
Around the left
Antithesis of communism
26 Jun 1997
Pol Pot and the ‘killing fields’ of Kampuchea are meant to be a lesson in the evils of communism - or so we are told. Eddie Ford points to the true nature of the Khmer Rouge and what it really represented
Speaking for the establishment
26 Jun 1997
Party notes
Stifling debate in Scotland
26 Jun 1997
Tories regroup
26 Jun 1997
Some on the left have wildly exaggerated the chances of a split in the ranks of the preferred party of the bourgeoisie
Road to nowhere
19 Jun 1997
Much of the left is now talking about a ‘crisis of expectations’ amongst the working class. But is there any truth to it? Last weekend the CPGB organised a round-table discussion on this, under the heading, ‘Where now for the left?’ Eddie Ford reports