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Democracy & State > Nationalism

Referendum has nothing to offer

07 Jun 2012

Neither Scottish independence nor British unionism. Sarah McDonald looks at the launch of the "Yes" campaign

Eastleigh by-election: Snapshot of political failure

07 Mar 2013

The fruitcakes and loons of UKIP came second, Eddie Ford reflects on the Eastleigh by-election

Italy election: Nothing left about Five Star

28 Feb 2013

Contrary to the view expressed by the Socialist Workers Party, Toby Abse shows that the Italian general election result is a disaster

UKIP: Cameron’s Pandora’s box

17 Jan 2013

With Ukip riding high in the polls, writes Eddie Ford, the Tories are desperate to steal its votes

Moshé Machover review: The intersemitic crisis

10 Jan 2013

Chris Gray reviews: Moshé Machover, 'Israelis and Palestinians: conflict and resolution', Haymarket Books, 2012, pp327, £17.99

By elections: Austerity assault intensifies

06 Dec 2012

The coalition is not as ‘weak’ as last week’s election results suggest, says Peter Manson

Socialist Party: Joining the nationalist bandwagon

08 Nov 2012

Sarah McDonald reports on SPEW's commitment to socialism in one country

Scotland: Independence from what?

25 Oct 2012

The Scottish National Party’s support for Nato confirms Alex Salmond as a canny bourgeois politician, argues Paul Demarty

One nation: Labour turns blue

04 Oct 2012

Ed Miliband invoked the legacy of Benjamin Disraeli in order to embrace the agenda of Blue Labour, argues Paul Demarty

Police slaughter and apologetics

13 Sep 2012

The Morning Star has come unstuck with its uncritical support for the ANC, writes Peter Manson

Sinn Féin and the handshake

28 Jun 2012

Anne McShane reports on the latest step in the 'peace process'

Referendum has nothing to offer

07 Jun 2012

Neither Scottish independence nor British unionism. Sarah McDonald looks at the launch of the "Yes" campaign

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

Taking the Chinese road

02 Feb 2012

This week, Dilma Rousseff, the president of Brazil, makes her first state visit to Cuba. James Turley sees another step from Stalinism to capitalism.

Climax of tartan nationalism

19 Jan 2012

The Scottish independence referendum is a choice between Westminster and Berlin, argues James Turley - yet the left offers no alternative to nationalist illusions

Defence of the nation-state

08 Dec 2011

Dave Douglass reviews VN Gelis "How the IMF broke Greece: eyewitness reports and role of the fake left" 2011, pp222,

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