Party & Programme > Class and consciousness
Wide open for the class
19 Apr 2012
What is class-consciousness? Paul B Smith discusses the possibility of a political revival
Defy the injunction
01 Feb 2001
A clear majority voted for industrial action over the privatisation of London Underground. The ballot produced an overwhelming 85% 'yes' vote spanning both the Aslef and RMT unions. Now the courts have imposed an injunction. The strikes were to have taken place over three successive Mondays, starting on February 5. This follows last weekend's successful national day of action called by the Socialist Alliance to demand rail renationalisation.
Rail nationalisation campaign
25 Jan 2001
Take control
Vauxhall fightback
25 Jan 2001
Start made
Class struggle and the holocaust
18 Jan 2001
In the light of the official marking of National Holocaust Day on January 27, Eddie Ford continues his discussion of Norman Finkelstein's The holocaust industry
SWP and Lukács
18 Jan 2001
Significant engagement Georg Lukács A defence of 'History and class consciousness': tailism and the dialectic Verso, 2000, pp182, £16
Political prisoners in Turkey
11 Jan 2001
Class struggle and rhetoric
Witch-hunters, censorship and the holocaust
21 Dec 2000
Norman G Finkelstein The holocaust industry: reflections on the exploitation of Jewish suffering Verso 2000, pp150, £16.00
Tories in disarray
21 Dec 2000
Playing the race card
Bush faces paralysis
21 Dec 2000
Working class opportunity
Political prisoners in Turkey
21 Dec 2000
Vicious state assault resisted
ISO Zimbabwe
07 Dec 2000
Defend worker MP
Message of despair
23 Nov 2000
Billy Elliot, general release
Petty bourgeois protest shows need for workers' independence
16 Nov 2000
Sectarian hypocrisy
09 Nov 2000
Harry Paterson, who is in the process of being expelled from the Socialist Party, condemns the SP's counterposing of its 'new mass workers' party' to the reality of the Socialist Alliance
London Socialist Alliance and Nader
09 Nov 2000
For the first time in decades, a candidate from the left of the two main parties has made an impact on the race for the White House. In key states - particularly Oregon and Florida - Nader may have polled enough to swing the vote for president between George W Bush and Al Gore. The unprecedented deadlock was in no small measure brought about by the presence of a third candidate.
