Socialist Standard Past & Present

From the June 1984 issue of the Socialist Standard Walking through the Hampshire countryside on a pleasant sunny morning, it is diff...

From the July 1984 issue of the Socialist Standard In a radio interview a representative of the United Biscuit Company was asked if,...

Editorial from the April 1928 issue of the Socialist Standard We have become famous! Our booklet on Socialism and Religion has been...

From the July 1950 issue of the Socialist Standard THE state, said Kant, is the outcome of reason. The state, said Hegel, is the rea...

From the January 1966 issue of the Socialist Standard Working class history, or Labour History at it has come to be known, has had s...

The Last Word Column from the February 1997 issue of the Socialist Standard Nobody likes a bully—unless he has a medal on. Her Majest...

From the December 1987 issue of the Socialist Standard When a party, group or movement presents itself as "revolutionary" ...

From the July 1981 issue of the Socialist Standard It’s a familiar scene. You’ve been pointing out the absurdity of a system in which ...

From the December 1968 issue of the Socialist Standard A member of the World Socialist Party of the US paints a somewhat frightening...

Theatre Review from the December 1978 issue of the Socialist Standard The World Turned Upside Down , National Theatre, London. (Avai...