Socialist Standard Past & Present

From the May 1980 issue of the Socialist Standard Although the furore over Anthony Blunt has died down the question still remains:...

From the June 1982 issue of the Socialist Standard An edited typescript of the opening statement made by the representative of the So...

The Cooking the Books column from the June 2012 issue of the Socialist Standard Last month Graham Keeley, the Times correspondent in S...

From the January 1986 issue of the Socialist Standard The   Socialist Party is opposed to "left wing" movements because th...

A Short Story from the June 2000 issue of the Socialist Standard Dillon's Diner stands in a narrow alleyway in the centre of the city...

Editorial from the June 2012 issue of the Socialist Standard The people of Iceland did it first. Twice. In two referendums they rejecte...

Book Review from the April 1980 issue of the Socialist Standard The Merthyr Rising by Gwyn A. Williams (Croom Helm) By 1831, forty pe...

Editorial from the October 1989 issue of the Socialist Standard The Labour Party is not and never has been a socialist party. As we re...

From the June 1996 issue of the Socialist Standard William Morris lived from 1834 to 1896. During his lifetime he involved himself in a...

From the August 1996 issue of the Socialist Standard In a socialist society, for the first time ever, the globe-spanning communications n...