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
Blairite Islington war on workforce
19 Sep 1996
Workers refuse to give in
19 Sep 1996
Make Blair’s attack our opportunity
19 Sep 1996
Blair’s attempt to demonstrate that he has the unions under his thumb was not all plain sailing
CWU must escalate to win
12 Sep 1996
National question at the heart of debate
12 Sep 1996
Nick Clarke on the dangers of tailing either Labour Party sops or nationalism in Scotland
Repressive precedent
12 Sep 1996
Kurdish enemy allies
12 Sep 1996
Indecent call
12 Sep 1996
Around the left
Unemployed fightback begins
12 Sep 1996
Labour shows unions their place
12 Sep 1996
Prepare to do battle with Blair
12 Sep 1996
Blair plans to curb strikes and step up anti-union legislation - to carry on where the Tories left off
Labour’s Scottish hoops
05 Sep 1996
Raising our sights
05 Sep 1996
Minimum wage: the fight for what we need
Dark moment in history
05 Sep 1996
review of Jesus Hernandez's How the NKVD framed the POUM (1996, pp27, £1)
Counterrevolution in the revolution
05 Sep 1996
The Spanish revolution and subsequent civil war, which erupted for real 60 years ago in July 1936, is the source of endless controversy. The defeat of the revolution generates an equal amount of anger and sadness. Everyone supported the Spanish revolution and hated Franco. Eddie Ford examines what went wrong