Society & Culture
Günter Grass and the German neurosis
19 Apr 2012
Maciej Zurowski looks at a literary scandal and the bourgeoisie's attempt to cope with its past
Stop police brutality
18 Apr 1996
A play for our class
18 Apr 1996
Nancy Morelli reviews 'On the Line', by Alan Spence at Dundee Rep (7.30pm Monday to Saturday until April 27, £6. 75, concessions available)
Militant in Ireland
11 Apr 1996
Ian Mahoney reviews 'Troubled Times - the national question in Ireland' by Peter Hadden (Herald Books, pp159, £5.99)
History not set in stone
04 Apr 1996
Andrew Mackay reviews 'Nixon', directed by Oliver Stone (1996, general release)
Students’ union capitulates
04 Apr 1996
On the hit list again
04 Apr 1996
Social disease
28 Mar 1996
Pitying their victims
28 Mar 1996
Stomach-churningly frank
28 Mar 1996
Paul Greenaway reviews 'Trainspotting', directed by Danny Boyle (1995, general release)
Bureaucratic anti-racism
28 Mar 1996
Mad government disease
28 Mar 1996
Militant’s origins
21 Mar 1996
Ian Mahoney reviews 'The rise of Militant' by Peter Taaffe (Militant Publications, pp558, £9.99)
Moral conviction
14 Mar 1996
Paul Greenaway reviews 'The Body Trade', by Deborah Lavin, directed by Lisa Goldman for The Red Room (8.00pm, above The Lion & Unicorn pub, Gaysford Street NW5, £6, £4 concession)
Source of dynamism
07 Mar 1996
To mark IWWD, Linda Addison spoke to Siobhan McLoughlin, a leading comrade in the CPGB, about the chasm which divides the Labour Party’s attitude to women in the Party and the Communist Party’s attitude. In this divide we can see the way forward for women’s liberation against the vicious attacks the Labour Party has made on the working class in the past and its future plans
Women must work
07 Mar 1996
From 'The Workers’ Weekly', paper of the Communist Party of Great Britain, February 19 1926