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Party & Programme

End the cycle of splits

24 May 2012

If the left is to build a serious political organisation it will have to facilitate internal dissent, writes Mike Macnair. And that will require both majorities and minorities to act responsibly

Tahrir Square comes to Madrid

02 Jun 2011

It is essential to critically engage with movements like Democracia Real Ya, argues Maciej Zurowski

Give up on Tusc

26 May 2011

'If there was a serious prospect of shifting Labour towards the left, no serious Marxist could stand aside from this.' Peter Taaffe should live up to his words, says Peter Manson

Theoretical dead end

19 May 2011

The US Platypus group is in the borderlands of two types of left, argues Mike Macnair in the second of two articles

Who's afraid of George Galloway?

12 May 2011

The open letter urging no vote for the Coalition Against Cuts list was understandable, but badly wrong, writes James Turley

Agitation for independent working class politics

12 May 2011

Electoral tactics was the main topic on May 8 at the CPGB's all-members' aggregate meeting in London. Alex John reports

Governing parties consolidate in NI

12 May 2011

Anne Mc Shane calls for a united, federal Ireland

Non-Labour left election results

12 May 2011

The performance of the non-Labour left on May 5 was, to be frank, dismal, writes Peter Manson

Build on growing anti-cuts mood

12 May 2011

Militant opponents of the Con-Dem cuts are few and far between. Peter Manson takes a looks around the country

No need for party?

12 May 2011

The US Platypus grouping does not have a political line because there is 'no possibility of revolutionary action'. Mike Macnair reports on its convention

Two-sided reconciliation

05 May 2011

Tony Greenstein argues the importance of continuation of Palestinian resistance

No vote for Galloway

05 May 2011

This 'Open letter to the left' was issued by the Manchester-based blogger, 'Infantile and disorderly', on May 2. Since then it has been carried by a number of other websites, including RevLeft and the Alliance for Workers' Liberty. Needless to say, the editors of this paper disagree with the call not to vote for George Galloway and the Coalition Against Cuts list - we were for critical support - but we print it in the interests of debate

Can the left win over the members?

05 May 2011

National executive candidate Dave Vincent looks forward to the conference of the civil service union

Propaganda and agitation

28 Apr 2011

Why do we need electoral tactics? Mike Macnair completes his three-part series

Principles to shape tactics

21 Apr 2011

In the second of three articles Mike Macnair examines the electoral controversies in the SPD and the views of Marx and Engels

Push for anticuts candidates

21 Apr 2011

PCS executive candidate Dave Vincent explains the main issues in the union's elections

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