Socialist Standard Past & Present

From the September 1952 issue of the Socialist Standard Behind the thrill and excitement of motor racing, lies yet another example of ...

From the October 1952 issue of the Socialist Standard The S.S. “United States,” by crossing the Atlantic in shorter time than any li...

From the November 1952 issue of the Socialist Standard Morecambe was for the Labour Party less a ground for common political activit...

From the December 1952 issue of the Socialist Standard "Book by the fire,” Light Programme, 5 p.m. on K Sundays, during the win...

From the January 1930 issue of the Socialist Standard In previous issues of The Socialist Standard we have challenged the Weekly Peo...

From the February 1930 issue of the Socialist Standard Mr. Tom Shaw , speaking at Wandsworth on December 16th, 1929, gave the follow...

From the March 1930 issue of the Socialist Standard Many people to whom Socialist teachings seem unanswerable and in every way satis...

From the April 1930 issue of the Socialist Standard Dear X, You ask me what I am doing for the community, and whether I have not...

Book Review from the May 1930 issue of the Socialist Standard The Communist Manifesto of Karl Marx and Frederick Engels with an int...

From the June 1930 issue of the Socialist Standard It is painfully obvious that workers can only be employed by those who purchase the...

From the July 1930 issue of the Socialist Standard Mr. Thomas has proved himself once more the friend of the employers. How gratefu...

Book Review from the August 1930 issue of the Socialist Standard The Great Man Moonshine. Few men have been more idolised in...