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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

Bureaucratic anti-racism

28 Mar 1996

Mad government disease

28 Mar 1996

Council workers must stand firm

28 Mar 1996

The attempt by a London council to deny its workers union rights sets a precedent which the entire movement must resist

State madness controls guns

21 Mar 1996

World-wide solidarity

21 Mar 1996

The dockers’ dispute in Liverpool has been exemplary in forging international solidarity

Menshevism in microcosm

21 Mar 1996

Because they represent a real movement of the working class the Socialist Labour Party and Socialist Alliances have thrown into sharp relief the theoretical and programmatic limitations of many revolutionaries. The Trotskyite group, Workers Power, provides a case study

Labour movement in crisis

21 Mar 1996

Parliament rejects destruction of USSR

21 Mar 1996

The real terrorists

21 Mar 1996

Middle East summit

Joint campaign refused

21 Mar 1996

From 'The Workers’ Weekly', paper of the Communist Party of Great Britain, March 19 1926

Newbury campaigners harassed

21 Mar 1996

Brent left in open discussion

21 Mar 1996

Herts on Ireland

21 Mar 1996

Socialist crusade

21 Mar 1996

Dundee raises the flag

Lethal gas claims first victim

21 Mar 1996

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