Party & Programme
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
Reports from Marxism meetings
13 Jul 2006
Friend or foe?
Reports from Marxism meetings
13 Jul 2006
'Muslims and the left today'
Reports from Marxism meetings
13 Jul 2006
'The fight for gay liberation in the Middle East'
The real resistance
13 Jul 2006
Popular opposition to anti-semitism saved thousands of Jews under Nazi occupation, writes Tony Greenstein in this concluding article - despite rather than because of Zionism
Reports from Marxism meetings
13 Jul 2006
Facing two ways on a woman's right to choose
Reports from Marxism meetings
13 Jul 2006
For Muslim Brotherhood
Dump sect culture
13 Jul 2006
The largest left group in Australia, Democratic Socialist Perspective, has just suffered a split. In this Labor Tribune article Marcus Ström calls for open debate and disciplined unity, not conspiratorial intrigue
Fight where Marxists are
13 Jul 2006
The organisation of a conference by the Critique group to campaign for a new Marxist party is welcome, writes Mike Macnair. But how far it will get is problematic
Iranian left protests against apologetics
13 Jul 2006
Like the Socialist Workers Party, Monthly Review in the United States has toned down its opposition to the Iranian regime. Iranian socialists have issued this open letter in protest at its coverage of the June 12 women's demonstration in Tehran
Opportunism and hype
13 Jul 2006
The Socialist Workers' Party's annual Marxism school marked another step along the popular front road. Peter Manson, Anne Mc Shane and Phil Kent report
Reports from Marxism meetings
13 Jul 2006
'Alienation and contemporary capitalism'
Labor Tribune launched
13 Jul 2006
Marcus Ström is the editor of Labor Tribune, a recently established website of Marxist discussion and intervention in Australia. He was previously prominent on the revolutionary left in Britain as a CPGB member and a leader of the Socialist Alliance. He spoke to Mark Fischer
The Split in the League for the Fifth International
06 Jul 2006
Expelled for thought crimes
06 Jul 2006
Simon Wells was a dissident in the Socialist Workers Party. Then he was informed by telephone by national organiser Martin Smith: 'You're out of the party'. Despite this treatment, he decided to appeal
Chaos in Tower Hamlets Respect
06 Jul 2006
George Galloway had to broker a peace deal with councillors after an anti-SWP coup amongst Respect councillors failed, writes Huw Bynon