Socialist Standard Past & Present

Party News from the July 1985 issue of the Socialist Standard Guildford Branch apologises to members and supporters who were denied th...

From the July 1984 issue of the Socialist Standard Ungrateful dole queues and Social Security claimants did not celebrate the news tha...

Editorial from the July 1983 issue of the Socialist Standard At the end of May a conference to solve world economic problems was held...

From the July 1982 issue of the Socialist Standard One of the commonest platitudes to trip glibly off the tongues of politicians is “t...

From the July 1981 issue of the Socialist Standard Enough has been written in the press about Peter Sutcliffe , the Yorkshire Ripper...

TV Review from the July 1979 issue of the Socialist Standard Life on Earth , the recent BBC television scries, was quite excellent....

From the July 1978 issue of the Socialist Standard Any reader who considers the Socialist Standard to be of interest will find it w...

Book Review from the July 1977 issue of the Socialist Standard The Social Context of Violent Behaviour by Emanuel Marx. Routledge ...

From the July 1976 issue of the Socialist Standard While attending the Socialist Party of Great Britain’s annual Conference at the Con...

From the July 1975 issue of the Socialist Standard It was Iain MacLeod , the Tory leader whose ambition was as plain and disfiguring a...

The So They Say Column from the July 1974 issue of the Socialist Standard Yes, Who Does? “Just who does make the decisions on housin...

From the July 1973 issue of the Socialist Standard More than a century ago Karl Marx made two seemingly contradictory statements:  ...

From the July 1972 issue of the Socialist Standard Socialists are wearily familiar with the bewildered reaction of people on first l...

Film Review from the July 1971 issue of the Socialist Standard The McMasters (Directed by Alf Kjellin.) Benjie, a negro, return...