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
Opportunist name change
27 Feb 1997
Militant Marxism or militant nationalism
27 Feb 1997
Jack Conrad discusses how Scottish Militant Labour wants to weaken, not overthrow the UK state
The passive pacifists
27 Feb 1997
From The Call, paper of the British Socialist Party, February 22 1917
Significant silence
27 Feb 1997
Turning its back on revolution
27 Feb 1997
Eddie Ford examines the implications of Deng Xiaoping’s death and the history of the Communist Party of China
SLP branch reports
27 Feb 1997
Scargill skirts the issues
27 Feb 1997
Socialist Labour Party
Appeal for socialist unity
27 Feb 1997
Contesting Brent East
27 Feb 1997
Stan Keable replies to Arthur Scargill’s claim in the Morning Star that he is not an SLP member
Scargill voids again
27 Feb 1997
As reported in last week’s Weekly Worker, Barry Biddulph, an SLP member in South London, has been ‘voided’ by Arthur Scargill. Below we reprint Scargill’s letter and Barry’s response
Thumping people
27 Feb 1997
Party notes
No unity without democracy
27 Feb 1997
The Weekly Worker criticised for open debate
SUPPLEMENT: Genesis of bureaucratic socialism
13 Feb 1997
Part III – Terror
Two Scargills and two election tactics
13 Feb 1997
SLP: news and comment
Not compatible with democracy
13 Feb 1997
At a branch meeting of Stockport Socialist Labour Party on November 28 1996 followers of the Economic and Philosophical Science Review, led by its founder-editor Roy Bull, passed a ‘motion’ calling for the expulsion of comrade John Pearson, the branch secretary. They alleged he was a member of the CPGB. John Pearson has since been excluded from a branch meeting recently chaired by Phil Griffin, backed by his homophobic and sectarian allies in the EPSR. We publish below the exchange between John Pearson and Arthur Scargill