Democracy & State > Trade unions
Anarchist origins of the 'general strike' slogan
17 Mar 2011
We set up this debate in response to widespread calls from the Trotskyist left for the TUC to call a general strike against the cuts. This is Mike Macnair's opening
Thin end of the wedge
17 Mar 2016
We must oppose the expulsion of Gerry Downing, but fight to expose his political errors, argues Jim Grant
Right’s fear and loathing
17 Mar 2016
Communists defend Corbyn from his impatient assassins, whilst retaining our criticisms, writes Eddie Ford
United front needed
10 Mar 2016
The junior doctors need a united front in their struggle, says Richard Galen
Don’t fall for the lies
11 Feb 2016
Our action is aimed at the government and NHS employers, not patients, writes Richard Galen
Trusting who?
14 Jan 2016
Richard Galen writes from the picket line at Croydon University Hospital
Giving lie to Tory claims
14 Jan 2016
Support for the junior doctors remains firm, writes James Linney
Price of insubordination
17 Dec 2015
David Douglass mourns the death of coal as a defeat of the working class
Bigger battles ahead
03 Dec 2015
James Linney analyses the junior doctor contract dispute
Final act of class vindictiveness
22 Oct 2015
The Tories are presiding over the decimation of not just the steel industry, writes David Douglass
Sad degeneration
13 Aug 2015
What does Arthur think about backing Yvette? Dave Douglass reports
Confusion, contradiction and irony
23 Jul 2015
South African socialist Terry Bell comments on the divisions within Cosatu
Two congresses and a rigged victory
16 Jul 2015
Peter Manson examines the bureaucratic manoeuvring of the SACP
Loyalists defend whitewash
02 Jul 2015
Peter Manson reports on the willingness of ‘official communists’ to excuse the slaughter of workers
Forget police violence
18 Jun 2015
Too late to worry about all that, says the IPCC. David Douglass looks at its conclusions on the Battle of Orgreave
Misreaders and misleaders
28 May 2015
With ideas of paying everyone an unconditional basic income gaining some credence on the left, Chris Gray looks at the inter-war social credit movement