Socialist Standard Past & Present

From the May 1965 issue of the Socialist Standard Geoffrey Blainey briefly traces out the history till 1959 of the lead, silver and coppe...

The Cooking the Books column from the December 2022 issue of the Socialist Standard ‘Miners put faith in filters to prevent further dam dis...

From the November 1932 issue of the Socialist Standard The Observer for June 26th gives an extract from their paper of a hundred years ago...

The Passing Show Column from the November 1964 issue of the Socialist Standard Day to Day Struggle—Matches Front. Under this heading we fea...

Letter to the Editors from the May 2022 issue of the Socialist Standard Are we anti Latin American? Dear Editors In your last issue , revie...

From the February 2009 issue of the Socialist Standard The sudden collapse of copper prices and the consequent depreciation of the Zambian ...

From the March 2001 issue of the Socialist Standard We are approaching the 2001 presidential and general elections and the political...

The Scavenger column from the August 1996 issue of the Socialist Standard Capital corrupts democracy   Opposition supporters in Tiran...

From the May 2014 issue of the Socialist Standard Zambia has been mining copper for almost a century. In 1889 the British South Africa...

From the March 1971 issue of the Socialist Standard Salvador Allende is not the first president of Chile to proclaim himself a revolut...

From the January 2016 issue of the Socialist Standard   A socialist in Zambia explains how politicians and governments in countries li...

From the May 2018 issue of the Socialist Standard Corruption defined as the pilfering and shameful mismanagement of state resources ...

The Cooking the Books column from the January 2008 issue of the Socialist Standard On 19 November the (London) Times published a special ...