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
Historic moment or business as usual?
09 Mar 2017
Kevin Bean looks at the possibilities for Sinn Féin following the assembly elections
Huge demo boosts fightback
09 Mar 2017
After the ‘biggest ever’ pro-NHS event, writes Peter Manson, what we need now is winning politics
Zionist attack on free speech
09 Mar 2017
The Palestine Solidarity Campaign must oppose bogus definitions of ‘anti-Semitism’, argues Tony Greenstein
What was Straight Left?
09 Mar 2017
Lawrence Parker investigates the political origins of Jeremy Corbyn’s director and deputy director of strategy and communications
Don’t be a fan club
09 Mar 2017
William Sarsfield of Labour Party Marxists calls for a serious fight to transform Labour
Reckless Renzi provokes split
02 Mar 2017
With the splintering of the centre-left, the door has been opened wide for Grillo and the right, writes Toby Abse
Scapegoating foreigners
02 Mar 2017
Cosatu calls for tighter immigration controls in response to township violence. Peter Manson reports
Tories winning Brexit battle
02 Mar 2017
Stoke and Copeland shows the growing ascendency of the Tory Party, writes Eddie Ford
Inconsistently democratic
02 Mar 2017
Stan Keable of Labour Party Marxists reports on the CLPD annual conference
The fight for democracy is not a split
23 Feb 2017
Lansman’s coup should be resisted by founding a democratic Momentum, urges Tony Greenstein
Looking for redemption
23 Feb 2017
Will Tony Blair be mainly remembered for his claims about Iraq and WMD? Not if he can help it, writes Eddie Ford
‘Progressive alliance’ adds up to defeat
23 Feb 2017
Bad opinion polls have encouraged retrogressive thinking, argues James Marshall of Labour Party Marxists
Put not your trust in judges
16 Feb 2017
The fall of Michael Flynn involved not litigation, but threats of prosecution. But, if Trump is in fact brought down by the same scandal, it will not be leftwing litigation that does it, but the creation of a cross-party and inter-bureaucratic political coalition. And the result, if so, argues Howe Cheatem, will be president Pence and a new and rapid war drive
Slow moving car crash
16 Feb 2017
Support for article 50 is a failure of both principle and strategy, writes Tony Greenstein
Tails you lose, heads you lose
16 Feb 2017
Whether over Brexit or Labour strategy, writes Eddie Ford, Corbyn is determined to appease the centre and the right