Socialist Standard Past & Present

From the October 1911 issue of the Socialist Standard It is often thought that the existence of the “law” is a providential thing, and that...

From the April 1952 issue of the Socialist Standard There was once a story in circulation of Siamese twin brothers who hated one another fr...

From the June 1976 issue of the Socialist Standard Despite the fact that the great majority of people never manage to obtain very much of ...

From the April 1958 issue of the Socialist Standard "A noticeable increase of wages presupposes a rapid growth of productive capital. T...

From the July 1920 issue of the Socialist Standard Fair but False. An article by Christopher Sandiway which appeared in “ Reynolds’s N...

From the January 1920 issue of the Socialist Standard Contrary to what many people suppose, Socialism is based upon a very solid found...

The Aspect column from the January 1971 issue of the Socialist Standard The theory of The Socialist Party of Great Britain is Marxis...

The Aspect column from the February 1971 issue of the Socialist Standard Last month we refuted the suggestion that Marx held that un...

From the April 1974 issue of the Socialist Standard Professor Samuelson’s book Economics: An Introductory Analysis is 794 pages lon...

From the August 1953 issue of the Socialist Standard In the early years after the Russian revolution most people who went there went...

From the September 1977 issue of the Socialist Standard “It’s not the narrowness of the Bowl, but the smallness of their spoons.”       ...

A Short Story from the October 1988 issue of the Socialist Standard I went for a job interview recently. beforehand I experienced the ...