Party & Programme > Marxist unity
End the cycle of splits
24 May 2012
If the left is to build a serious political organisation it will have to facilitate internal dissent, writes Mike Macnair. And that will require both majorities and minorities to act responsibly
Weekly Worker retreat
22 Feb 1996
Bob Smith - For a Permanent Party Polemic Committee
Mortal wound?
22 Feb 1996
Fighting spirit
22 Feb 1996
Party notes
Scottish Socialist Alliance launched
15 Feb 1996
A step forward for left unity - now for political clarity
World politicians
15 Feb 1996
Marcus Larsen of Communist Party Advocates writes from Australia
The RDG programmists
15 Feb 1996
Bob Smith - For a Permanent Party Polemic Committee
Who’s for the SLP?
15 Feb 1996
Communist press
Challenging reformism?
15 Feb 1996
Nick Clarke spoke to Allan Green, coordinator of the Scottish Socialist Alliance, after its conference last week
Trotskyist move to CPGB
15 Feb 1996
Programmatic clarification: a reply to the RDG
15 Feb 1996
Party school
15 Feb 1996
Party notes
For a reforged Communist Party of Great Britain
08 Feb 1996
Minimal platform agreed by the Provisional Central Committee, CPGB and For a Permanent Party Polemic Committee (faction of the CPGB)
Unity around programme
08 Feb 1996
Statement by the Revolutionary Democratic Group on current relations between the RDG (faction of the SWP) and the PCC(CPGB)
Opening up the debate
08 Feb 1996
John Milligan, Lanarkshire branch secretary of the RMT, was a member of the Labour Party for many years, and left over the poll tax and different industrial issues. He is involved both in organising SLP meetings in Scotland and in the Scottish Socialist Alliance. Nick Clarke spoke to him
Scottish socialist alliance: Building a revolutionary party
08 Feb 1996
Saturday’s Scottish Socialist Alliance meeting is Glasgow is an important political event. The meeting will be presented with proposals from the organisation’s Steering Group designed to deepen and extend the unity of the SSA’s constituent elements. Scargill’s initiative on the Socialist Labour Party has pushed important forces on the left in England and Wales into seriously discussing the key question of building an alternative to Blair’s ‘new’ Labour. In Scotland, however, organisations like Scottish Militant Labour, the Socialist Movement, Liberation (left wing of the Scottish National Party) and others had already established a common front. At the meeting on Saturday, comrades - including from the Communist Party of Great Britain - will move towards even closer unity in a common organisation. This is a very welcome development and the CPGB sends its best wishes to the conference for a successful and positive discussion. On the eve of Saturday’s important debate, Mary Ward - leading member of the Communist Party in Scotland - gave us her views on the way forward.