Socialist Standard Past & Present

Obituary from the December 1995 issue of the Socialist Standard An organisation calling itself the Socialist Party of "Great Brit...

Book Review from the February 1998 issue of the Socialist Standard Friends of Durruti Group: 1937-1939  By Agustin Guillamon, trans Pa...

Book Review from the March 1964 issue of the Socialist Standard The First World War: An Illustrated History by A. J. P. Taylor (Ham...

The Greasy Pole Column from the November 2014 issue of the Socialist Standard This was not a fertile year for the party conferences wh...

From the December 1990 issue of the Socialist Standard Words can convey different things to different people at different times and ...

Book Review from the November 2014 issue of the Socialist Standard ' Notes From the End of History: A Memoir of the Left in Wale...

The Cooking the Books Column from the November 2014 issue of the Socialist Standard It can’t be often that Karl Marx gets a favourab...

Editorial from the November 2014 issue of the Socialist Standard So UKIP have won their first MP, Douglas Carswell, ex-Tory, currenc...

From the September 1904 issue of the Socialist Standard That there is a good field for a sound Socialist party in this country is ev...

From the September 2004 issue of the Socialist Standard Compared to most modern magazines and journals, the first Socialist Standard...

From the August 2001 issue of the Socialist Standard Ten years ago this month Gorbachev was nearly relieved of power in a coup. It is ...

From the February 2013 issue of the Socialist Standard The third, concluding part of our series on the possibilities of socialism. Socia...

Editorial from the December 1984 issue of the Socialist Standard "Business As Usual" was a particularly apposite phrase fo...

From the October 2004 issue of the Socialist Standard In the annals of popular music, Harry Chapin’s name is not one that particula...