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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 to bosses’ choice ... A workers’ Europe

21 Nov 1996

Referendum offers no solution

One small spark to fuse struggles

14 Nov 1996

Postal workers must control the leaders

14 Nov 1996

Tories and Labour vie to hit jobless

14 Nov 1996

Capitalism’s worldwide squeeze strikes home

Reading history backwards

14 Nov 1996

Phil Watson reviews Democratic Rhondda: politics and society 1885-1951 by Chris Williams (University of Wales Press 1996, pp304)

Indian communists look to SLP

14 Nov 1996

Catalyst of violence

14 Nov 1996

Working class wiped off the map

14 Nov 1996

David who?

07 Nov 1996

Eddie Ford reviews Seventeen years of obscurity: memoirs from the back benches by David Watkins (The Book Guild Ltd 1996, pp235)

Schools crisis blamed on kids

07 Nov 1996

Lang turns the screw on postalworkers

07 Nov 1996

Fiddling the health books

07 Nov 1996

Blair’s hollow Mandate

07 Nov 1996

Below the surface of enthusiasm for a Labour victory, discontent bubbles

Labour’s Scottish parliament will not do

31 Oct 1996

For a federal republic

For a republican government of the left

31 Oct 1996

Dave Craig of the Revolutionary Democratic Group (faction of the SWP) replies to John Stone (Weekly Worker October 3) on the theory of democratic revolution

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