Socialist Standard Past & Present

From the May 1968 issue of the Socialist Standard A new union, set up by the merger of the National Union of Sheet Metal Workers and Cop...

From the May 1968 issue of the Socialist Standard Lord Robens , who was a Labour MP from 1945 until in 1960 he became Chairman of the st...

From the May 1968 issue of the Socialist Standard Ray Gunter , £8,500-a-year Minister of Power, up to April 5th, Minister of Labour, r...

From the April 1968 issue of the Socialist Standard The Second World War was nearing its end when in August 1945 atom bombs were e...

The 50 Years Ago column from the April 1968 issue of the Socialist Standard Imperialism, especially under the impulse of its exacting ...

From the April 1968 issue of the Socialist Standard Her Majestie understanding that there are of late divers blackmoores brought into ...

The Finance and Industry column from the March 1968 issue of the Socialist Standard Nationalisation and the Commercial Jungle The sho...

Party News from the March 1968 issue of the Socialist Standard Last month Teddy Lake retired from Head Office activity. He has been ou...

From the March 1968 issue of the Socialist Standard Over Vietnam, the majority of Americans go willingly to war—or at any rate keep t...

From the February 2018 issue of the Socialist Standard We have heard all kind of things about Bitcoin. There is even someone who has...

The 50 Years Ago column from the March 1968 issue of the Socialist Standard As goods were produced, not that they should be used by th...

From the March 1968 issue of the Socialist Standard “The principle of the free, health service has been breached, and I dread to thi...

The Review Column column from the March 1968 issue of the Socialist Standard Trawlers In Distress There is no quick solution to th...

From the February 1968 issue of the Socialist Standard In the British shipbuilding industry, 1968 was greeted with tepid optimism. T...