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
Unity: a hostile report
02 Apr 2020
William Sarsfield continues his series on the founding of the CPGB 100 years ago
Lenin for unity
26 Mar 2020
William Sarsfield continues his series on the founding of the CPGB 100 years ago
Death of a radical intellectual
20 Mar 2020
Yassamine Mather celebrates a brave and outspoken critic of the Islamic regime.
Socialist Fight’s split
20 Mar 2020
Gerry Downing has dropped his support for Ian Donovan’s anti-Semitic theories about a pan-national Jewish-Zionist bourgeoisie. But, asks Tony Greenstein, what took him so long?
Those against unity
20 Mar 2020
William Sarsfield continues his series on the founding of the CPGB 100 years ago
Beyond the sects
12 Mar 2020
William Sarsfield continues his series on the founding of the CPGB 100 years ago
Lessons being learned
12 Mar 2020
Elements of the US left have at last awoken to the possibilities opened up by Bernie Sanders, writes Paul Demarty.
Dispelling the Kautsky myths
06 Mar 2020
Ben Lewis introduces his recently published Karl Kautsky on democracy and republicanism. This article is based on a talk he gave to the March 1 London Communist Forum.
Still in denial
06 Mar 2020
It is all very well for the SWP to condemn Weinstein, writes Paul Demarty, but what about the legacy of its own rape scandal?
The supreme issue
29 Feb 2020
William Sarsfield continues his series on the founding of the CPGB 100 years ago
Fight for unity
23 Feb 2020
William Sarsfield continues his series on the founding of the CPGB 100 years ago
Crooked formulations
23 Feb 2020
No human is illegal, says the Morning Star. But, notes Eddie Ford, the paper goes on to argue that not all humans should be legal.
Stalin’s ‘united front’ party
13 Feb 2020
The treacherous role of the Tudeh Party after the 1979 revolution is well known. In the first of two articles, Yassamine Mather shows how the origins of its opportunism were bound up with the diplomatic interests of the Soviet Union.
October shakes the British left
13 Feb 2020
William Sarsfield opens his series on the founding of the CPGB 100 years ago
George’s marvellous medicine
13 Feb 2020
The pro-Brexit Workers Party is a strange amalgam. But asks Paul Demarty, can it make an impact?