Socialist Standard Past & Present

From the July 1989 issue of the Socialist Standard When I last saw Jack Dash he lay dying in an East End hospital; he said he knew t...

The Greasy Pole column from the March 2001 issue of the Socialist Standard There are about 28 million cars imposing a thrombotic, pol...

From the January 2003 issue of the Socialist Standard Prior to AD 600, when Buddhism first began to penetrate Tibet its central doct...

From the July 1995 issue of the Socialist Standard Capitalism's wars are generally well-publicised. But not always. The American...

Editorial from the December 1914 issue of the Socialist Standard It is the season when the Christian nations of a Christian civilisati...

From the November 2015 issue of the Socialist Standard In the second part of our study of the work of Peter Watkins, we look at how hi...

Editorial from the October 1992 issue of the Socialist Standard If it was not tragic it would be funny. With a mixture of anguish an...

From the June 1962 issue of the Socialist Standard Before 1914 Socialism had a definite meaning, understood by all who claimed to be S...

The Pathfinders Column from the June 2012 issue of the Socialist Standard Jealous Guy Chemistry at school has always had a dismal re...

From the November 2015 issue of the Socialist Standard The European Union (EU) is an institution for the economic interests of the Eur...