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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

Not a whitewash

14 Jul 2016

Yassamine Mather examines the Chilcot report and looks at a possible response

Don’t rely on the courts

14 Jul 2016

Mike Macnair considers the likelihood of a legal challenge to Labour’s NEC

Defend Corbyn where it really matters

14 Jul 2016

Why do sections of the left refuse to call for people join the Labour Party? Peter Manson looks at the contradictions of the SWP and SPEW

What was social democracy?

07 Jul 2016

Chris Cutrone of the Platypus Affiliated Society traces the origins of current socialist terminology1

Time to counterattack

07 Jul 2016

The Labour plotters are well organised, but weaker than they look. Jim Grant of Labour Party Marxists urges that we take the fight to them

Parroting the ‘party’ line

07 Jul 2016

A genuine exchange of ideas is the last thing the SWP leadership wants, writes Peter Manson

Brexit shock waves

07 Jul 2016

The UK referendum vote has added to the uncertainty in Italy, notes Toby Abse

A marred report

07 Jul 2016

Chakrabarti relies on the subjective, writes Tony Greenstein. She also fails to understand how ‘anti-Semitism’ was weaponised by the Labour right

General election now?

07 Jul 2016

Whatever the SWP might think, argues Eddie Ford, the Tory Party is not about to split

Turn the tables on the right

30 Jun 2016

The coup attempt against Jeremy Corbyn presents the left with both a huge challenge and an historic opportunity. James Marshall, writing for Labour Party Marxists, assesses the balance of forces, and outlines a programme of immediate action and long-term strategic aims

Fear, confusion and delusions

30 Jun 2016

Left responses to the referendum result vary from despondency to total exuberance. Both are misplaced, argues Paul Demarty

Brexit and Labour - twin crises

30 Jun 2016

Peter Manson reports on last weekend’s CPGB membership meeting

War criminals all

30 Jun 2016

The Labour right is guilty of much more than plotting against Jeremy Corbyn, writes Yassamine Mather

After an unexpected vote

30 Jun 2016

Mike Macnair introduced the discussion at the CPGB aggregate on the fallout following the EU referendum result. This is an edited version of his speech

Why Ken Livingstone was right

23 Jun 2016

Who exactly is making ‘factual misrepresentations’? Tony Greenstein replies to Paul Bogdanor

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