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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

Jailbirds, extremists, and white power rock

06 Jan 2011

Maciej Zurowski argues that state bans only serve the ruling class. There must be freedom ... even for bad music and offensive lyrics

Old thinking and new bottles

06 Jan 2011

Paul Greenaway asks what the liberal media see in Laurie Penny and explains why Alex Callinicos is talking sense

Don't give in to the slurs

06 Jan 2011

Eddie Ford defends Clare Solomon against the rightwing press and its AWL outriders

Eggs vs truncheons

16 Dec 2010

The student movement in Turkey is militant, but mass involvement is hampered by a divided left, says Esen Uslu

Eyewitness in Whitehall

16 Dec 2010

Who caused the violence on the December 9 stop fees and cuts demonstration? Organised thugs and street gangs - as alleged by home secretary Theresa May? This first-hand account, written by a Labour Representation Committee activist, clearly shows that it was the baton-swinging riot police. They were well-organised and bent on confrontation

The Pagan winter

16 Dec 2010

Charles Dickens and his 'A Christmas carol' are routinely represented as a conscience-pricking call for charity at this time of the year. But, argues Harley Filben, there is more to the novel than that

Apathy or boredom?

16 Dec 2010

Ben Lewis reviews 'The Trotsky', Jacob Tierney (dir), Alliance Films (general release in Canada)

Tyneside bairn goes ghost dancing

09 Dec 2010

Tom Pickard reviews David Douglass's 'Ghost dancers: the miners' last generation part 3: Stardust and coaldust' Christiebooks, 2010, pp540, £12.95

Still not coming home

09 Dec 2010

Harley Filben looks at the furore surrounding England's failed bid for the World Cup

Police kettle student protestors yet again

02 Dec 2010

James Turley discusses the critical problem of organisation in the student movement

A Militant take on the Great Strike of 1984-85

25 Nov 2010

David Douglass reviews Ian Isaacs's 'When we were miners' Ken Smith Press, 2010, pp180, £7.99

From Stalinism to social democracy

18 Nov 2010

Chris Gray reviews Brian Hanley and Scott Millar's 'The lost revolution: the story of the Official IRA and the Workers Party' Penguin Books 2010, pp601, GBP9.99

Blaming unemployed for sin of unemployment

18 Nov 2010

The coalition government's 'welfare reforms' are a direct attack both on the jobless and on the working class as a whole, writes Eddie Ford

After Millbank: the way forward

18 Nov 2010

Communists have no truck with cowardly and hypocritical condemnations, writes James Turley

Capitalism cracked

11 Nov 2010

Andrew Coates reviews John Holloway's 'Crack capitalism' Pluto Press, 2010, pp320, £16

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