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Another split, another sect

26 Apr 2012

The left must organise on the basis of genuine democratic centralism, argues Ben Lewis

Peace or class war

22 Apr 1999

SWP social-pacifism

Balkans war unites internationalists

22 Apr 1999

Republican communist network

22 Apr 1999

Crisis of perspectives

22 Apr 1999

Party notes

Unity crumbles before Scargill

22 Apr 1999

Socialist Alliances in crisis

Fight this Blairite ban

08 Apr 1999

Sad but true

08 Apr 1999

Around the left

Commission results

08 Apr 1999

Party notes

Open letter to SWP members

08 Apr 1999

Neither the pound nor the euro

25 Mar 1999

European Union

Progress on NW slate

25 Mar 1999

Socialist Alliances

Socialist Party split - Merseyside’s view, part 2

25 Mar 1999

The Merseyside Socialists, who recently left or were suspended from the Socialist Party in England and Wales, continue their critique of the leadership

SWP in crisis

25 Mar 1999

Scargill’s decision to contest the Euro elections has thrown Tony Cliff’s organisation into disarray

Revolutionary openness

11 Mar 1999

Marcus Larsen replies to Australia’s Democratic Socialist Party (see pp4-5)

No public criticism

11 Mar 1999

The main left group in Austrailia, the Democratic Socialist Party, refused a representative of the Communist Party of Great Britain permission to attend its 18th national conference in January. We reproduce the DSP’s reasons and the reply of comrade Marcus Larsen (pp6-7)

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