Socialist Standard Past & Present

From the November 1916 issue of the Socialist Standard The Workers’ Error. “Who pays for the European War is a question that needs a defini...

From the September 1915 issue of the  Socialist  Standard Our masters could not afford more than five shillings a week as pension for their ...

From the June 2003 issue of the Socialist Standard Fifty two billion pounds is a lot of pelf in anybody’s currency. Tabloid newspapers occ...

Letter to the Editors from the September 1907 issue of the Socialist Standard Two questions and an objection. One cannot help wishing that ...

From the November 1915 issue of the Socialist Standard The debate on the Finance Bill in the House of Commons on October 13th was a typical ...

Letter to the Editors from the October 1923 issue of the Socialist Standard To the Editor of the Socialist Standard . Sir, In your issue of...

From the August 1923 issue of the Socialist Standard The recent war caused an enormous increase in the National debts of most of the bellig...

Book Review from the January 1921 issue of the Socialist Standard England and the New Era , by Brougham Villiers. T. Fisher Unwin. 12s...

From the March 1958 issue of the Socialist Standard 1953, the year in which the Korean war ended, now seems a very long time ago. Re...

From the August 1916 issue of the Socialist Standard At a War Savings meeting held at the Mansion House on Monday, June 19th, Lord Buck...

From the September 1959 issue of the Socialist Standard Who Pays for Wars? In the middle of the first World War the Socialist Stan...