Democracy & State > UK state
Referendum has nothing to offer
07 Jun 2012
Neither Scottish independence nor British unionism. Sarah McDonald looks at the launch of the "Yes" campaign
Northern Ireland
17 May 2001
Stunt threatens crisis
Republican Communist
12 Apr 2001
Split averted
Socialising farming
12 Apr 2001
Republican Communist Network
29 Mar 2001
Instrument for unity
Foot and mouth outbreak
22 Mar 2001
Class approach needed
review
01 Mar 2001
Myths, half-truths and a moderate climate Tommy Sheridan, Alan McCombes Imagine Rebel Inc, 2000, pp223, £7.99
Organs for sale
08 Feb 2001
The real grave-robbers
Vauxhall and the political alternative
25 Jan 2001
Learning from Thatcher Text of speech made by comrade Steve Freeman to the Bedfordshire Socialist Alliance
Scotland and working class unity
07 Dec 2000
In an edited version of a talk given to the CPGB's Communist University 2000, Neil Davidson, author of The origins of Scottish nationhood and a member of the Socialist Workers Party, argues that the Scottish nation is a reality, but socialists should not make a principle out of arguing for its separation from Britain
SWP dithers on Scottish independence
02 Nov 2000
Allan Green, national secretary of the Scottish Socialist Party, attended the October 22 aggregate of the Socialist Workers Party. Here, in his official report, he shows how far the SWP is prepared to compromise its principles for the sake of getting into the SSP
Against independence, for a federal republic
24 Feb 2000
Marxists start their immediate programme not with nations, but the enemy state, says Jack Conrad
Marx and free speech
24 Feb 2000
For our ideas to blossom, we have to argue against censorship, says Eddie Ford
Scargill’s GLA slate
16 Dec 1999
Simon Harvey of the SLP
Harry’s game
16 Dec 1999
Party notes
Challenge to London unity
16 Dec 1999
The fight for principled left unity in London to present an electoral challenge to Blair’s Labour has received a setback. The determination of the CATP to press ahead regardless of the plans of others is wrong