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Friday, October 18, 2019
The Growth of State Power (1943)
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From the April 1943 issue of the Socialist Standard The State is the public power of coercion. It makes and administers the laws, and ...
No Unemployment After The War? (1943)
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From the April 1943 issue of the Socialist Standard Let the Prophets Beware Speaking at a conference of the Institute of Industrial Adm...
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Outdoor Propaganda: May (1943)
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Party News from the April 1943 issue of the Socialist Standard
Letter: Socialists and Reforms (1943)
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From the April 1943 issue of the Socialist Standard A correspondent ( L. Watson ) writes asking whether an S.P.G.B. minority of M.P.s in...
Why Lord Nuffield looks after the workers (1943)
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From the April 1943 issue of the Socialist Standard The worker is the lifeblood of capitalism. Without workers, no profits can be made...
Accumulation of wealth in Russia (1943)
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From the April 1943 issue of the Socialist Standard An interesting light on the way wealth is accumulating in the hands of certain indiv...
Sting in the Tail: Safety Last (1989)
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The Sting in the Tail column from the December 1989 issue of the Socialist Standard Safety Last James Tyne, Director General of th...
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To New Readers (1989)
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From the December 1989 issue of the Socialist Standard We believe that you share our concern for the well-being of people in our soci...
Thatcher's new clothes (1989)
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From the December 1989 issue of the Socialist Standard Until very recently phrases like “Thatcherite revolution" and ‘‘economic...
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Diary of a Capitalist: Sunday (1989)
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The Diary of a Capitalist column from the December 1989 issue of the Socialist Standard Sunday We keep getting these sob-stories f...
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Thursday, October 17, 2019
50 Years Ago: Eight Million Undernourished (1989)
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The 50 Years Ago column from the December 1989 issue of the Socialist Standard Of course the stock argument of such people is that war...
How sweet is charity? (part 1) (1977)
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From the December 1977 issue of the Socialist Standard Once when we wanted to avoid the importuning of charitable organizations, we on...
How sweet is charity? (part 2) (1978)
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From the January 1978 issue of the Socialist Standard Link to Part 1 The purpose of this article is not to look at the phoneys and ...
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