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Saturday, May 30, 2015
Notes From Islington. (1909)
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From the December 1909 issue of the Socialist Standard Islington is indubitably the home of labour quacks: all sorts and conditions ...
Tomorrow's Enemies (2003)
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From the May 2003 issue of the Socialist Standard Since the emergence of a recognisably modern Europe after the Treaty of Westphalia of ...
The King-Makers of King Street (1949)
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From the February 1949 issue of the Socialist Standard Communists of an older generation took pride in being aggressively anti-religio...
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Why Beveridge reorganized poverty (1992)
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From the December 1992 issue of the Socialist Standard Fifty years ago this month the Report on Social Insurance and Allied Services b...
Who Are The Wreckers? (2002)
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From the April 2002 issue of the Socialist Standard It may be an unjustified slur on an honourable, selfless profession but it is sa...
Inside Left (1988)
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Book Review from the May 1988 issue of the Socialist Standard Inside Left: The Story So Far . Derek Hatton (Bloomsbury, 1988, £3.95)...
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Hogwash (1988)
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Film Review from the February 1988 issue of the Socialist Standard During the first wave of European colonialism in the eighteenth an...
Friday, May 29, 2015
Same Old Shaw (1943)
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From the May 1943 issue of the Socialist Standard In the Daily Herald for March 10, Mr. George Bernard Shaw presented a lengthy art...
Pathfinders: Immaculate conceptions (2015)
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The Pathfinders Column from the May 2015 issue of the Socialist Standard What’s been happening lately with the people from Occupy, U...
The Story of the Socialist Party (1975)
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Book Review from the December 1975 issue of the Socialist Standard The Monument , by Robert Barltrop, Pluto Press, £3.90 (see note)....
Bermondsey and the Press (1983)
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From the April 1983 issue of the Socialist Standard Fleet Street's descent further into the gutters was clearly demonstrated by ...
Who do you think you are? (1980)
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From the October 1980 issue of the Socialist Standard Let's get some things straight. Being working class does not mean scru...
Thursday, May 28, 2015
Riot! (2011)
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From the November 2011 issue of the Socialist Standard We take another look at the August riots. Moral outrage ran riot across the p...
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