Socialist Standard Past & Present

Book Review from the December 1978 issue of the Socialist Standard John S. Clarke: Parliamentarian, Poet, Lion-Tamer by Raymond Chal...

From the April 1945 issue of the Socialist Standard Since the working class was granted the vote there has never been a shortage of ...

The Voice From the Back column from the August 2015 issue of the Socialist Standard Too many people? While only 59 percent of lay respon...

From the December 1978 issue of the Socialist Standard Ramon Mercader, the man who murdered Leon Trotsky, died in Havana on October...

The Greasy Pole Column from the October 2000 issue of the Socialist Standard To accept the spectacle of the presidential election requ...

The Proper Gander Column from the August 2015 issue of the Socialist Standard Ever fancied having a robot around to do the household c...

Book Review from the 1966 - number 5 issue of The Western Socialist The Accidental Century by Michael Harrington (New York: Macmilla...

The Material World Column from the August 2015 issue of the Socialist Standard The 193-member General Assembly, the UN’s highest polic...

From the October 1989 issue of the Socialist Standard The Labour Party has always attracted a wide range of politically bewildered do-...

From the May 1998 issue of the Socialist Standard Why does the World Socialist Movement not get involved in social activism, in tryi...

The Material World Column from the August 2012 issue of the Socialist Standard Few of us have any real understanding of the secretive ...

Book Review from the August 2015 issue of the Socialist Standard 'Capitalism’s Crises: A Debate' . Contributions by Andrew K...

From the February 1994 issue of the Socialist Standard I am unemployed at the moment, on a small retainer from a government which begr...