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
Scargill’s GLA slate
16 Dec 1999
Simon Harvey of the SLP
Harry’s game
16 Dec 1999
Party notes
Challenge to London unity
16 Dec 1999
The fight for principled left unity in London to present an electoral challenge to Blair’s Labour has received a setback. The determination of the CATP to press ahead regardless of the plans of others is wrong
Seize the moment
09 Dec 1999
Livingstone set for independent challenge
Autonomy irrelevant
09 Dec 1999
Alternative theses on the British-Irish
Vacuous definitions
09 Dec 1999
Aufheben and state capitalism
Russia’s apologists
09 Dec 1999
Morning Star and Chechnya
From Seattle to London
09 Dec 1999
What kind of ‘anti-capitalism’?
Same method
02 Dec 1999
Action stations
02 Dec 1999
Tom Delargy believes that the split within the Committee for a Workers International in Scotland could end the toleration of factions in the Scottish Socialist Party
Permanent and national revolution
02 Dec 1999
Gerry Downing examines differences among the Bolsheviks on the national question
Irish freedom and socialist revolution
02 Dec 1999
Unity at last: London Socialist Alliance negotiations
02 Dec 1999
Link with Campaign Against Tube Privatisation on the cards
Against Livingstone
25 Nov 1999
Simon Harvey of the SLP
Time to forgive
25 Nov 1999
Phil Sharpe reviews 'How It All Began' by Nikolai Bukharin (Columbia University Press, 1998, pp345, £13.95)