Socialist Standard Past & Present

The Material World Column from the February 2011 issue of the Socialist Standard Is aggression part of our human nature? Are we born kil...

Film Review from the February 2011 issue of the Socialist Standard Made in Dagenham , depicts the true-life struggle of female workers fo...

The Cooking the Books column from the February 2011 issue of the Socialist Standard “My Dad,” Labour Leader Ed Miliband told BBC Radio ...

Editorial from the February 2011 issue of the Socialist Standard It is always inspiring to see people power in action, as in Tunisia las...

The Cooking the Books column from the January 2011 issue of the Socialist Standard Channel 4’s sponsorship of right-wing propaganda ma...

From the January 2011 issue of the Socialist Standard Wikileaks is currently under heavy attack. In order to make it impossible to e...

The Greasy Pole column from the January 2011 issue of the Socialist Standard In those heady post-election days last May Cameron and Cl...

From the January 2011 issue of the Socialist Standard “Success and money motivate me. My first word wasn’t ‘Mummy’ – it was ‘money’” ....

Book Review from the December 1968 issue of the Socialist Standard The Making of the English Working Class by E. P. Thompson Thompson...

The Pathfinders Column from the January 2011 issue of the Socialist Standard A new theme has recently emerged in the debate on climate...

The Cooking the Books column from the January 2011 issue of the Socialist Standard “‘Triple crunch’ will see lower middle classes £720...

From the January 2011 issue of the Socialist Standard Mining accidents are frequent such as the recent ones in Equador, Columbia, Chin...

Book Review from the January 2011 issue of the Socialist Standard Life Inc. By Douglas Rushkoff. Vintage Books 2010 One Christmas Eve,...

Editorial from the January 2011 issue of the Socialist Standard There are plenty of reasons for socialists to be cheerful as we go int...

From the December 2010 issue of the Socialist Standard Some are less in it than others. The gap between those at the top of society, an...