Socialist Standard Past & Present

From the July 1955 issue of the Socialist Standard Neither Marx, who died in 1883, nor Engels, who died in 1895. were impressed by t...

From the October 1963 issue of the Socialist Standard First, we had better define our terms. Most of our readers will probably know wh...

From the August 1974 issue of the Socialist Standard James Keir Hardie, one of the earlier Labour MPs, was, at different times, Chai...

From the August 1983 issue of the Socialist Standard Every day in Britain, hundreds of thousands of drug addicts are free to buy and...

From the February 1989 issue of the Socialist Standard An often-heard criticism of the socialist case is that at times such an overw...

From the December 1987 issue of the Socialist Standard Have you ever looked up at the sky at night? If you have, you might have seen...

The Between the Lines Column from the February 1986 issue of the Socialist Standard Prejudice on parade British TV does not have a...

From the January 1996 issue of the Socialist Standard Workers in developing countries, even those with vast natural resources such a...

Cartoon by George Meddemmen. From the September 1984 issue of the Socialist Standard The government’s assault on the town halls of...

From the August 1923 issue of the Socialist Standard At a conference recently held by the Y.M.C.A. the question of blind alley occup...

From the October 1993 issue of the Socialist Standard The law and order card is always the trump that struggling governments use to ...