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
Nothing less
18 May 1995
Turkish workers give lessons in class pride
18 May 1995
May Day, London 1995: tiny compared to demonstrations in Turkey, despite the strong Communist Party contingent
Steps to rapprochement
18 May 1995
Well done, London dockers!
18 May 1995
From Workers’ Dreadnought, paper of the Workers’ Socialist Federation, May 15 1920
Reforging the Party
11 May 1995
A liberal adrift
11 May 1995
In January of this year, Mark Fischer spoke to Francis Beckett
The Party's not over yet
11 May 1995
Mark Fischer reviews 'Enemy within: The rise and fall of the British Communist Party' by Francis Beckett
Communist optimism
11 May 1995
While paying lip service to Bolshevism, the British left boycotts London's May Day march
Communication of the Amsterdam Bureau
11 May 1995
From Workers’ Dreadnought, paper of the Workers’ Socialist Federation, May 8 1920
SUPPLEMENT: Notes on rapprochement
27 Apr 1995
Factions and the politics of Leninism
Unity, solidarity and struggle
27 Apr 1995
For some years one of the largest contingents on the May Day march in Britain has been of revolutionaries from Turkey - many in exile. Aziz Demir is a communist from Turkey with a proud revolutionary history. He analyses the state of the left in Turkey. Overleaf we reprint the article in Turkish [See PDF for Turkish reprint]
End Bolivian state of siege
27 Apr 1995
The whole picture
27 Apr 1995
Simone Aspis is a well known activist for disability rights and this week became a supporter of the Communist Party of Great Britain. We spoke to her about her political ideas and development
With friends like these ...
27 Apr 1995
Return to liberal roots
27 Apr 1995
In the run up to the Labour Party’s special conference this weekend, we spoke to Mark Fischer, National Organiser of the CPGB, about the significance of the clause four debate and the tasks posed for the working class in the face of Blair’s ‘new’ Labour