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Referendum has nothing to offer

07 Jun 2012

Neither Scottish independence nor British unionism. Sarah McDonald looks at the launch of the "Yes" campaign

From an instrument of deception

29 Apr 2010

Mike Macnair reviews the mainstream election campaign and the inadequate response of the left

Cleggmania and the return of the Lib-Lab pact?

22 Apr 2010

Eddie Ford wonders if we are about to see the fulfilment of the Blair project

A taxing dilemma

15 Apr 2010

The dispute over taxation shows the bourgeois establishment's poverty of ideas, argues James Turley

Accountable to their party

15 Apr 2010

All three mainstream parties promise voters the power to recall their MPs. Jim Moody looks at the details

Vote for Labour anti-cuts, anti-war candidates

08 Apr 2010

Prepare for a political fightback, writes James Turley

It is not enough to call for abolition of anti-union laws

08 Apr 2010

Capitalism and the rule of law are incompatible with political democracy and free association, writes Mike Macnair

Darling promises to be the kinder butcher

01 Apr 2010

With Tory confusion on the economy, the general election looks to be very close, writes James Turley

Proportional representation and Brown's opportunist ploy

01 Apr 2010

What sort of electoral system should communists advocate? Moshé Machover - mathematician, lecturer in philosophy and leftwing activist - examines the alternatives to 'first past the post'

Whoring for business

25 Mar 2010

Jim Moody finds yawning democratic gaps, including in Tusc policies

No judge-made bans on BNP

18 Mar 2010

Moves to restrict the right to politically organise could easily be used against the left, argues Eddie Ford

Rehabilitation not revenge

18 Mar 2010

James Turley takes on the reactionaries whipping up hysteria over the age of criminal responsibility

Joe Glenton and the popular militia demand

11 Mar 2010

Individual defiance is laudable, but more is required, argues Eddie Ford

The politics of bribery

11 Mar 2010

The Tories are showing themselves up as the party of corruption, says James Turley

National government danger comes with hung parliament

04 Mar 2010

A hung parliament could shift British politics to the right, warns Eddie Ford

Storms and teacups

25 Feb 2010

Both the media and bourgeois politicians want us to concentrate on personal strengths and weaknesses. But that is not the main issue, argues James Turley

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