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Sunday, December 29, 2013
The Democratic Idea (1966)
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From the July 1966 issue of the Socialist Standard The Thirties was a period of intense and turbulent political controversy. As the ...
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Direct Action (1999)
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From the April 1999 issue of the Socialist Standard Fly posters pasted up in Norwich invited members of the public to a Direct Actio...
Why the Daily Mail Hates Karl Marx (1998)
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From the July 1998 issue of the Socialist Standard Only the most isolated and politically ignorant could have failed to notice the camp...
Saturday, December 28, 2013
The passing of a brain-sucker. (1919)
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From the September 1919 issue of the Socialist Standard On the 12th of August the death of Andrew Carnegie was reported, and all the c...
Running Commentary: 'Communism' on the stock exchange (1982)
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The Running Commentary Column from the January 1982 issue of the Socialist Standard 'Communism' on the stock exchange Amon...
Political Notebook: Double standard (1979)
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The Political Notebook column from the October 1979 issue of the Socialist Standard Double standard As the days get shorter you may c...
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Cooking the Books: Producers and Predators (2011)
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The Cooking the Books column from the November 2011 issue of the Socialist Standard Producers and Parasites was the title of a 1935...
Friday, December 27, 2013
The State and its abolition (Part 4) (1985)
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From the Spring 1985 issue of the World Socialist 3. Notes on the State Central to socialist thinking on the nature of the capita...
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The State and its abolition (Part 3) (1985)
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From the Spring 1985 issue of the World Socialist 2. A classless, stateless world Running global human society without the machin...
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