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Friday, February 24, 2006
Out of the Abyss (1999)
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Book Review from the March 1999 issue of the Socialist Standard The People of the Abyss. By Jack London , Pluto Press, 1998. Fir...
The Right To Be Lazy (2004)
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From the January 2004 issue of the Socialist Standard The Socialist Party has just republished this classic pamphlet by Paul Lafargue ...
More Lenin or Less? (2004)
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From the January 2004 Socialist Standard The Bolshevik seizure of power in Russia put the clock back in the sense that before the Firs...
Pathfinders: Yoof Culture (2006)
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From the February 2006 issue of the Socialist Standard YOOF CULTURE Free radicals in mitochondrial DNA, the energy producing parts of...
Seattle - Five Years On (2004)
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From the October 2004 issue of the Socialist Standard It is almost five years since unprecedented public protest and a demonstration of...
The WTO in Seattle (2000)
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From the January 2000 issue of the Socialist Standard The World Trade Organisation, trans-national corporations (TNCs) and the governme...
Greedy Bastards (2004)
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From the November 2004 issue of the Socialist Standard The planet we live on has been arbitrarily divided into some two hundred nation st...
On Understanding Marx (1933)
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Book Review from the July 1933 issue of the Socialist Standard "Towards the Understanding of Karl Marx" By Sidney Hook . Ne...
Wednesday, February 22, 2006
A Century Passes (1999)
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Editorial from the December 1999 issue of the Socialist Standard They were the worst of times. They were the even worse of times. The...
Tuesday, February 21, 2006
What Socialism Means (2005)
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From the April 2005 issue of the Socialist Standard Although the word socialism is itself more or less modern, its meaning can be said t...
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