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Hidden from history
22 Nov 2007
Lawrence Parker, The kick inside - revolutionary opposition in the CPGB 1960-1991 2007, £4.00 (+ £1.15 postage), pp75
Our principles
22 Feb 2001
Policy paper for March 10 Socialist Alliance conference, drafted on behalf of the executive committee by Mark Hoskisson Every local Socialist Alliance is entitled to submit one majority and one minority amendment. Supporting organisations are allowed two amendments
Programme: the test of 1917
15 Feb 2001
Socialist Alliance
15 Feb 2001
LSA jolts Labour in Lewisham
CWI crisis
08 Feb 2001
Changing the world A comrade from the Militant tradition reflects on the parting of the ways
Rescuing Lenin and Trotsky from 'Trotskyism'
08 Feb 2001
For the first time since 1920 there is the distinct chance of uniting all serious revolutionaries in Britain in a single organisation and thereby starting the historically necessary process of building a viable mass working class party. The CPGB is absolutely clear, however, that as an aim we are against any and all centrist halfway houses, attempts to revive old Labourism, an artificial Labour Representation Committee, etc.
Taaffe's hypocrisy
01 Feb 2001
Socialist Alliance
01 Feb 2001
Programme and the misreading of history
Party and programme
25 Jan 2001
Paul Le Blanc - Lenin and the revolutionary party - Humanities Press, 1993, pp417
Towards a common Socialist Alliance programme
25 Jan 2001
A discussion contribution submitted by the Communist Party of Great Britain
SWP conference
30 Nov 2000
Missing ingredients A Socialist Workers Party member reflects on this year's gathering
Growing cancer of reformism
30 Nov 2000
Humour has long been used as a political weapon. We have received the following polemical document under the title 'Statement of the International Socialist Movement minority faction'
Which way for SWP?
30 Nov 2000
The Socialist Workers Party published only two pre-conference bulletins this year, containing just 21 contributions from rank and file members. We reproduce two of these, featuring that rarity for the SWP - members engaged in polemic with one another Once more on programme
US presidential elections
23 Nov 2000
Constitutional crisis cries out for clear programme
From poll tax glory to sectarian oblivion
02 Nov 2000
Why has the Socialist Party in England and Wales lost 95% of its membership? Why has Scotland declared UDI and the Liverpool organisation liquidated itself? Why is the SP behaving in such an irrational and self-destructive manner towards the Socialist Alliance? Harry Paterson, who is currently appealing against his expulsion from the Socialist Party, looks at the reasons behind the SP's crisis
'Official communist' opposition
12 Oct 2000
Pathology of 'revolutionary' reformism