Socialist Standard Past & Present

From the August 1984 issue of the Socialist Standard A baby has been defined as a loud noise at one end and little sense of responsi...

From the June 1992 issue of the Socialist Standard Riots and anger on the streets of LA. What ignited the flame? The frustration of ...

From the December 1964 issue of the Socialist Standard Part 1 can be read here . When the 1914-1918 war broke out I was put in a...

The Cooking the Books column from the March 2014 issue of the Socialist Standard In his column in the (London) Times (24 January) f...

From the November 1964 issue of the Socialist Standard To escape from the narrow and limited conditions of existence in my home town...

From the June 1967 issue of the Socialist Standard One thing about the Young "Communist" League: no one can accuse them of...

From the January 1998 issue of the Socialist Standard One hundred and fifty years after the publication of the Communist Manifesto ,...

From the January 1982 issue of the Socialist Standard Class is determined by how you speak, how you dress or where you live. Class...

From the September 1998 issue of the Socialist Standard We are often asked about how socialism would deal with certain situations th...

The Pathfinders Column from the March 2014 issue of the Socialist Standard One way for the capitalist class to prevent any future re...

Letter to the Editors from the July 1986 issue of the Socialist Standard Dear Editors, With reference to your article Rock Botto...

Theatre Review from the July 1996 issue of the Socialist Standard Twelve Angry Men by Reginald Rose, Comedy Theatre, London Whe...

Editorial from the September 1980 issue of the Socialist Standard Conditioned assumptions and prejudices instilled during the earlie...

From the January 1995 issue of the Socialist Standard In 1988 Alan Carter wrote a criticism of Marx's views from what he called ...