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Wednesday, November 1, 2017
Vultures in Dublin (1985)
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From the January 1985 issue of the Socialist Standard If crime encompassed every deed Imposing suffering on mankind The politician w...
Marx and England before 1849 (1985)
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From the February 1985 issue of the Socialist Standard It was no doubt Engels who first drew Marx’s attention to the key importance ...
Russia 1917: As We Saw It (2017)
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From the November 2017 issue of the Socialist Standard 'Will the Bolsheviks Maintain Power' . By N. Lenin. Price 1s 6d. Labour...
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Material World: Catalonia - Referendum (Why Not), Nationalism (No) (2017)
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The Material World Column from the November 2017 issue of the Socialist Standard 'It’s about class. I don’t have a problem with th...
Editorial: 1917 – The Left-Overs (2017)
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Editorial from the November 2017 issue of the Socialist Standard The new Bolshevik regime inspired the formation of 'communist...
Editorial: Think Global—Think Socialist (1985)
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Editorial from the March 1985 issue of the Socialist Standard The world socialist movement continues to exist and to struggle for th...
The Birth of Reformism (1985)
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From the April 1985 issue of the Socialist Standard Human society has reached a point where the conflict between profit and human ne...
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Fools' Gold Mine (1985)
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From the May 1985 issue of the Socialist Standard The nature of socialism cannot be separated from the means to achieve it — the con...
Tuesday, October 31, 2017
Apartheid Falling Apart? (1985)
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From the June 1985 issue of the Socialist Standard Many of the most obvious superficial manifestations of apartheid have been absent...
The Man From Peabody (1985)
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From the July 1985 issue of the Socialist Standard George Brown began his life as a lorry driver's son in Peabody Buildings, La...
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