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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

Livingstone faces both ways

22 Apr 1999

‘Loyal’ Ken keeps up pressure on Blair

Crisis of perspectives

22 Apr 1999

Party notes

‘Red’ Ken shadow boxing with Blair

18 Feb 1999

Left needs its own candidate for London mayor

Blair moves against ILN

04 Feb 1999

Blair runs aground

28 Jan 1999

Third way to nowhere

17 Dec 1998

Maurice Bernal reviews ‘The third way: the renewal of social democracy’ (Polity Press, 1998, pp166) by A Giddens, a work which some have claimed provides the theoretical underpinning for Blairism.

Step forward

10 Dec 1998

Party notes

Abolish the second chamber

10 Dec 1998

While Blair pushes for a ‘modernised’ House of Lords, the working class must go further and champion the fullest democracy

A covert coalition

19 Nov 1998

Lib-Lab agreement marks another step towards bourgeois realignment

New Labour plays happy families

19 Nov 1998

Michael Malkin discusses Labour’s green paper

Lords a-leaping

15 Oct 1998

Millbank in control

08 Oct 1998

Labour Party conference

TUC on its knees

24 Sep 1998

Blair may have sent a batch of his ministers to last week’s TUC. But his plans for the realignment of British politics include the complete marginalisation of the unions

Art of revolution

30 Jul 1998

Lisa Goldman, artistic director of the Red Room, spoke at Marxism 98 earlier this month. Here we present edited highlights

Spending spree veils new attack

23 Jul 1998

After two years of continuing the Tories’ squeeze on health and education New Labour is now playing the bountiful benefactor for all it is worth. Workers should not be fooled

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