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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

Not social democracy

27 Sep 2018

Jack Conrad argues that the SACP is best understood in terms of ‘official communism’ and a tradition that dates back to the 7th Congress of Comintern

The poverty of left-remainers

27 Sep 2018

Another humiliation for Theresa May; another ambiguous policy from Labour. But, says Paul Demarty, taking £70,000 from George Soros is the left’s very own road to disaster

Stop feeding the beast

27 Sep 2018

Labour Against the Witchhunt held a successful fringe meeting at the Labour conference. Stan Keable reports

Empowering the membership

27 Sep 2018

Will Hodgson of Labour Party Marxists gives an overview of the Liverpool conference

Spies who came in from the slush

20 Sep 2018

Stories about Russian spies are being used to stoke up tensions and undermine Labour, writes Eddie Ford

A new beginning?

20 Sep 2018

Marcel van der Linden examines the state of the global labour movement

United with far right

20 Sep 2018

Tony Greenstein reports on a demonstration against ‘anti-Semitism’ that brought together the English Defence League and Jewish Labour Movement

There are big barriers to overcome

20 Sep 2018

Jim Grant of Labour Party Marxists looks forward to the Liverpool conference

Edging towards a second vote

13 Sep 2018

The EU was a central theme for the second successive year, reports Peter Manson

New leader in waiting?

13 Sep 2018

Far from being a loose cannon, Boris Johnson’s every move is well thought out, writes Eddie Ford

Against referendums

13 Sep 2018

Despite the TUC vote in Manchester the left should reject referendums as a matter of principle. Jack Conrad puts the Marxist case for extreme democracy

Democracy, reselection and Omov

13 Sep 2018

Carla Roberts of Labour Party Marxists looks at some of the rule changes before this year’s Labour conference

Too modest by half

13 Sep 2018

John McDonnell’s ‘radical’ plans to overhaul company ownership forget about the state - Jim Grant argues that the state will not forget about John McDonnell

A racist state

13 Sep 2018

Labour’s adoption of the IHRA definition was a shameful betrayal of the Palestinians, writes Tony Greenstein

Bloodstained colours of Benetton

06 Sep 2018

Toby Abse looks at the politics underlying the collapse of the Genoa bridge

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