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
Dedicated staff soldier on
28 Sep 2017
The fight to save the NHS goes hand in hand with the fight to transform Labour, writes James Linney
California über alles
28 Sep 2017
Uber’s troubles in London are indicative of the brittleness of the Silicon Valley tech elite, argues Paul Demarty
Macron exposes divisions
28 Sep 2017
The unions are split over the new laws. René Gimpel reports on the compromises and the protests
Heading for chaos
28 Sep 2017
Yassamine Mather looks at the reaction to the independence referendum
Poisoned fudge
28 Sep 2017
Mike Macnair explains why NEC concessions to the JLM will only serve to whet the right’s appetite
‘I’m not an anti-Semite!’
28 Sep 2017
Naomi Wimborne-Idrissi, delegate from Chingford and Woolford Green CLP and media officer of the newly founded Jewish Voice for Labour, received a standing ovation following this speech
Conference didn’t buy it
28 Sep 2017
Delegates identify with the Palestinian cause and reject the smears, writes Kat Gugino
Labour First on the run
28 Sep 2017
Gerry Green watched them scarper
Stuffed parrots and Momentum texts
28 Sep 2017
There was a joyous, even jubilant mood, but the decision-making was opaque, writes first-time delegate Gerry Green
Now the real work begins
28 Sep 2017
The left made limited, but real, gains at conference, reports Carla Roberts of Labour Party Marxists
Hire and fire as they please
21 Sep 2017
With union combativity languishing, writes Michael Roberts, real wages continue to fall despite full employment
Humpty Dumpty and ‘anti-Semitism’
21 Sep 2017
The Jewish Labour Movement claims its rule change has been adopted by the Labour Party NEC, Kat Gugino, of Labour Party Marxists, begs to differ
New assault on migrants
21 Sep 2017
Trump’s latest moves emphasise once again the need for the left to get its act together, writes Peter Moody
Boris’s cunning plan
21 Sep 2017
Foreign secretary will never be good enough for Boris Johnson, reckons Paul Demarty - but the top job is hardly guaranteed
In the footsteps of Lenin
21 Sep 2017
The official CPGB’s leading theoretician, Rajani Palme Dutt, followed the example of Lenin when assessing the reputation of Karl Kautsky, writes Lawrence Parker