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
For a centralised republic
18 Jun 1998
Reaction raises its ugly head in Australia
Don’t rock the boat
18 Jun 1998
Around the left
Youth section stillborn
18 Jun 1998
Simon Harvey of the SLP
For inclusion
18 Jun 1998
Martin Ralph of the International Socialist League joins the debate on Socialist Alliances
Workers’ unity, not national socialism
18 Jun 1998
Peter Taaffe and Scottish Militant Labour are on the verge of divorce. But this is no private affair. Shamefully in the name of defending Marxism both sides want to break up the historically constituted working class in Britain along nationalist lines
While our planet turns
18 Jun 1998
From The Call, paper of the British Socialist Party, June 13 1918
Quiet down below
18 Jun 1998
Party notes
Motions to the LSA submitted by the CPGB
11 Jun 1998
LSA controversy
11 Jun 1998
Broader or greener?
11 Jun 1998
Nick Long, the coordinator of Lewisham Socialist Alliance and a member of the Socialist Democracy Group, responds to the CPGB’s John Bridge (see Weekly Worker May 28)
Unity and criticism
11 Jun 1998
North West union rights campaign
Manchester Alliance in trouble
11 Jun 1998
United Campaign
11 Jun 1998
Simon Harvey of the SLP
No politics please, we’re Bullites
11 Jun 1998
Around the left
Capitulation to nationalism
11 Jun 1998
This Members Bulletin document, ‘In defence of the revolutionary party’, is the Socialist Party EC’s reply to Scottish Militant Labour’s proposals to liquidate itself into a Scottish Socialist Party. Having gone along with SML’s national socialist trajectory, the SP now objects to the consequences of an “independent socialist Scotland”. The result is a travesty of Marxism