Socialist Standard Past & Present

Letter to the Editors from the November 1953 issue of the Socialist Standard Terror and culture in Africa London, S.W.1. The Editor, Sir, O...

From the December 1952 issue of the Socialist Standard The doctrine of the universality of truth has been taking some hard knocks lately in...

From the September 2003 issue of the Socialist Standard The Industrial Revolution of the 19th century rendered slaves in America redundant....

From the July 2001 issue of the Socialist Standard Today’s world is fraught with deliberate distortions. This is why it is not unusual for ...

Letter to the Editors from the April 1953 issue of the Socialist Standard A reader sends us the following letter and asks for our comments:—...

Party News from the June 1999 issue of the Socialist Standard An account of the recent visit by two delegates from the Socialist Party to ...

From the July 1998 issue of the Socialist Standard We have received a long contribution from journalist Chido Onumah who is the co-ordinato...

From the February 1963 issue of the Socialist Standard Pan-African socialism, so-called, is essentially a creation of West Africa. But with...

From the March 1970 issue of the Socialist Standard Amid the welter of publicity given to the amount and extent of the aid offered...

From the March 2004 issue of the Socialist Standard The President of Gambia, Yahya Jammer, who seized power in a military coup more ...

Pamphlet Review from the July 1927 issue of the Socialist Standard British Imperialism in West Africa . by Elinor Burns (64 pp. Labou...

From the October 1997 issue of the Socialist Standard Towards the end of July this year, Africa’s oldest republic— Liberia—held its fi...