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Democracy & State

Overcoming the enemies within

17 May 2012

The left must unite in order to change the relationship of forces both within and outside the Labour Party, argues Mike Macnair

One nation: Labour turns blue

04 Oct 2012

Ed Miliband invoked the legacy of Benjamin Disraeli in order to embrace the agenda of Blue Labour, argues Paul Demarty

Remorse and retrenchment

27 Sep 2012

The big story from the Liberal Democrat conference is Nick Clegg’s apology for raising student fees - but his party is as wedded to the Tories as ever, argues Paul Demarty

Sardinian workers force concessions

20 Sep 2012

The big union battalions are once more talking of general strike action, writes Toby Abse

Police slaughter and apologetics

13 Sep 2012

The Morning Star has come unstuck with its uncritical support for the ANC, writes Peter Manson

No such thing as a free lunch

13 Sep 2012

With Madrid refusing to take a bailout and Athens still facing the possibility of default, the euro crisis is far from over, writes Eddie Ford

Partly off one knee

13 Sep 2012

The Trade Union Congress decision to consider the option of a general strike represents a small step forward, writes Mike Macnair

Honour among thieves

16 Aug 2012

Recent frictions in the Tory-Lib Dem coalition are an object lesson in the cynicism of bourgeois politics, argues Paul Demarty

Behind the ‘spectacular success’

02 Aug 2012

Shawn Carter documents the mistreatment of Critical Mass cyclists, including himself

Diplomacy and dissonance

19 Jul 2012

The Morning Star’s CPB is ‘concerned and worried’ about the Communist Party of China’s embrace of capitalist relations. Lawrence Parker reports

Bans could be a doubled-edged sword

19 Jul 2012

Eddie Ford argues that the balance between left and right in the Labour Party is complex and symbolised by Ed Miliband courting both the traditional working class base and the overtly pro-capitalist right

Tyranny, structure and red baiting pluralists

12 Jul 2012

Though merger with the Labour Representation Committee was agreed at the Labour Briefing AGM, ugly accusations have followed. Stan Keable of Labour Party Marxists reports

Diamond in the rough

05 Jul 2012

The latest scandal to hit the banking sector could become truly explosive, writes Paul Demarty

Taking membership seriously

05 Jul 2012

Michael Copestake reports on the debates at the CPGB weekend aggregate

Common sense and left divisions

05 Jul 2012

The proposed merger of Labour Representation Committee and Labour Briefing will be decided at Briefing’s AGM this Saturday. Stan Keable of Labour Party Marxists reviews the discussion so far, and backs the merger

Berlin delivers reluctant ‘solidarity’

05 Jul 2012

Angela Merkel’s last-minute climbdown comes with strings attached, writes Eddie Ford. After the EU summit, the crisis rumbles on

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