Socialist Standard Past & Present

From the March 1928 issue of the Socialist Standard Primarily this journal is an organ of political propaganda. As such, any attempt...

Book Review from the February 1992 issue of the Socialist Standard The Economy Under Mrs Thatcher 1979-90 . By Christopher Johnson. ...

The Greasy Pole Column from the March 2012 issue of the Socialist Standard Among the more memorable examples of urban unrest dredged...

Obituaries from the March 1990 issue of the Socialist Standard Harry Edwards West London branch members were shocked by the death of...

From the April 1975 issue of the Socialist Standard Why doesn't the Socialist Party of Great Britain have a "youth section...

From the February 1937 issue of the Socialist Standard The modern propertied class, like their slave-owning predecessors, get someth...

Book Review from the July 2009 issue of the Socialist Standard Endnotes #1 – Preliminary Materials For A Balance Sheet Of The Twenti...

From the February 2004 issue of the Socialist Standard The Socialist Party can be described as a Marxist party, in that it recognise...

The Pathfinders Column from the August 2015 issue of the Socialist Standard When you watch a really good band play a gig, you probab...

From the October 1916 issue of the Socialist Standard An American Blatchford. England cannot claim a monopoly of "Socialist...

Book Review from the May 1986 issue of the Socialist Standard The Strike Weapon—Lessons of the Miners' Strike . (SPGB 30p) T...

Film Review from the December 2004 issue of the Socialist Standard The Corporation , a recently released film directed by Mark Achba...

From the May 1953 issue of the Socialist Standard The American Magazine " Time " of February 23rd, 1953, paints a revealin...

From the January 2007 issue of the Socialist Standard Mention of the name Adam Smith calls to mind the “invisible hand” of the market, ...