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Günter Grass and the German neurosis
19 Apr 2012
Maciej Zurowski looks at a literary scandal and the bourgeoisie's attempt to cope with its past
Silence is as good as compliance
17 Nov 2016
Iain McNicol has banned discussion of Zionism, anti-Semitism and the internal witch-hunt, reports Tony Greenstein
Banned motion
17 Nov 2016
Motion banned by the Labour Party prefaced by complaint about the decision
A richly deserved defeat
10 Nov 2016
Trump’s victory is an indictment of shallow American liberalism, and it is time for the left to detach itself from it, argues Paul Demarty
Court judgement works for May
10 Nov 2016
The Brexit right gets ready for its march on the supreme court, while the Tories prepare for an early general election, writes Eddie Ford
Same old ephemeral new
10 Nov 2016
Paul Mason may now be championing ‘consensus democracy’, but its failings have long been established, writes Mick Last of the Labour Party Marxists
Demands of capital will triumph
03 Nov 2016
Eddie Ford says that, while Theresa May speaks about a hard Brexit for domestic advantage, what she will deliver will either be a soft Brexit or no Brexit at all
Sow the wind, reap the windbag
03 Nov 2016
Donald Trump is a symptom of the sickness of American politics - but the likes of Hillary Clinton are the cause, argues Paul Demarty
Swimming in the right pond
20 Oct 2016
Maciej Zurowski talks to Paul Thompson about the emergence of the skinhead subculture and its implicit values
Redefining anti-Semitism
20 Oct 2016
The transparent dishonesty of the home affairs select committee is remarkable, writes Tony Greenstein
Saint Bob’s bauble
20 Oct 2016
Dylan’s Nobel prize has little to do with him, and more to do with the flagging artistic establishment, argues Harley Filben
Attempt to outlaw justified anger
20 Oct 2016
The demand that Corbyn should apologise for Labour ‘anti-Semitism’ is a demand to bow before US policymakers, writes Mike Macnair
Hard Brexit or no Brexit?
20 Oct 2016
Unless there is a traumatic economic crisis, argues Eddie Ford, Theresa May looks set for a landslide victory in an early general election
Labour’s perpetual war zone
13 Oct 2016
Corbyn is right to keep the power to hire and fire, writes Eddie Ford
Hitting the jackpot?
13 Oct 2016
Stand Up To Racism looks set to be a big success in SWP terms, writes Peter Manson. But will it advance the cause of the working class?
More than just cowardice
13 Oct 2016
Tony Greenstein explains why the case of Jackie Walker is so important