Socialist Standard Past & Present

From the March 2004 issue of the Socialist Standard Socialism is often described in negative terms: a society with no money, no clas...

From the May 1926 issue of the Socialist Standard The strike of engineers at the Hoe Printing Works presents problems that merit th...

From the May 1926 issue of the Socialist Standard Whereas the term “sport” was at one time associated with the idea of pleasure in “di...

From the May 1926 issue of the Socialist Standard “The rise of the Labour and Socialist movement in this country is the greatest mir...

From the March 1907 issue of the Socialist Standard The most important lesson to be derived from the results of the recent elections...

From the January 1940 issue of the Socialist Standard The harassed householder knows too well the difficulty of obtaining a complete bl...

From the January 1940 issue of the Socialist Standard The general opinion amongst working men is that the present war will soon be ov...

From the January 1940 issue of the Socialist Standard In an article, “Whither Britain?", in The Socialist Standard , July, 1939...

Party News from the January 1940 issue of the Socialist Standard The Conway Hall (Large Hall) was crowded on Friday, December 8th, to ...

Party News from the January 1940 issue of the Socialist Standard On Sunday, December 17th, Conway Hall was again crowded to hear two r...

Letter to the Editors from the January 1940 issue of the Socialist Standard A correspondent ( J. M. W., Dennistoun, Glasgow ) asks the...

From the January 1940 issue of the Socialist Standard "Captains of industry indeed! I should like to know what ships they navigate!...

The 50 Years Ago column from the March 1976 issue of the Socialist Standard The continual claim of the Communists and others is that w...

From the February 1986 issue of the Socialist Standard A society is a group of human beings gathered together for the common purpose...