Socialist Standard Past & Present

From the February 1989 issue of the Socialist Standard  Squeaky trolleys, muzak and the dreaded cash desk confront workers each week...

From the January 1989 issue of the Socialist Standard The Socialist Party single-mindedly pursues the establishment of a society fre...

From the November 1932 issue of the Socialist Standard The economic forces at work under capitalism tend towards a growing army of u...

Book Review from the August 1935 issue of the Socialist Standard " How to Make a Revolution ," by Raymond Postgate, (Hogar...

Editorial from the November 1966 issue of the Socialist Standard Make no mistake about it. The Labour government is out to cut our s...

From the May 1988 issue of the Socialist Standard Anyone who expected the 1988 American presidential election to be refreshing for t...

From the August 1935 issue of the Socialist Standard We have been asked the following question: — What was the proposal of the S.P.G...

Editorial from the September 1934 issue of the Socialist Standard Twenty years ago a war commenced of a nature more devastating than...

From the March 1985 issue of the Socialist Standard In September last year the British and Chinese governments signed a Joint Declar...

The Between the Lines column from the May 1991 issue of the Socialist Standard FORBIDDEN MOMENTS Under capitalism the best things...

The Briefing Column from the March 1982 issue of the Socialist Standard While the collapse of Laker Airways may have hogged the head...

From the June 1948 issue of the Socialist Standard A great obstacle standing in the way of the spread of socialist propaganda is the...

From the June 1999 issue of the Socialist Standard Research to improve food supplies and nutritional quality is worthwhile, but under...

Editorial from the March 1980 issue of the Socialist Standard “Imperialism is dead. Long live Imperialism!” So might the world power...

Theatre Review from the July 1958 issue of the Socialist Standard When we consider racialism, the image that arises almost invariabl...