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The long view

29 Mar 2012

Communists must be patient, writes Paul Demarty, avoiding the twins of opportunism and adventurism

LRC: Left in the dark

04 Jul 2013

There are rumours flying around about goings-on at the top of the Labour Representation Committee, the left-Labour umbrella group. Harley Filben peers into an atmosphere of secrecy...

SWP crisis: Offering token concessions

13 Jun 2013

As the crisis rumbles on, the SWP leadership admits it has gone through an ‘extremely bruising period’. Peter Manson reports on the central committee’s perspectives

SWP: In decay and in denial

30 May 2013

Peter Manson contrasts the speakers lists for Marxism 2013 and Counterfire

SWP: Opposition springs back to life

23 May 2013

The fightback must be principled and programmatically armed, urges Peter Manson

SWP no-platformed: Self-inflicted injury

02 May 2013

The annual Marxism festival is running short of big names - but the SWP has encouraged the culture of boycotting problematic people, argues Paul Demarty

Gender quotas: The two souls of tokenism

25 Apr 2013

The gender imbalance in left groups cannot be cured by bureaucratic means, argues Paul Demarty

Democratic centralism: Fortunes of a formula

11 Apr 2013

How did 'democratic centralism' become 'democratic centralism'? Lars T Lih looks at the changing use of the phrase by the Bolsheviks

The left: Loach makes his bid for unity

28 Mar 2013

Can anything positive arise from the SWP crisis? Peter Manson believes it can if we stick to our principles

SPEW: Peter Taaffe and his own scandal

14 Mar 2013

Ben Lewis discusses SPEW’s version of ‘democratic centralism’

SWP factions: Two errors of the opposition

14 Mar 2013

SWP lynchers were emboldened by a weak opposition, argues Eddie Ford

SWP special conference: Apparatus uses fair means and foul

14 Mar 2013

Peter Manson asks what can still be saved from the SWP

SWP special conference: Divided they fall

07 Mar 2013

The Socialist Workers Party leadership is attempting to divide the opposition. Taking the bait would be suicide, reckons Paul Demarty

Alex Callinicos: haunted by the real Lenin

07 Mar 2013

Ben Lewis observed few signs of ‘revolt’ at last weekend’s SWSS day school

SWP CC and theory: Self-serving dishonesty

28 Feb 2013

Do the Socialist Workers Party’s ‘stability’ and ‘clear perspectives’ result from its ban on permanent factions? You must be joking, writes Mike Macnair

SWP crisis: Silence of the lambs

28 Feb 2013

The ‘softly, softly’ approach of the Socialist Workers Party opposition contrasts with the leadership’s aggression, argues Paul Demarty

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