Socialist Standard Past & Present

From the April 1977 issue of the Socialist Standard “The love or my life”, Barbara Castle called it, and her successors still try to tell B...

From the April 1977 issue of the Socialist Standard  A professional revolutionary called Bronstein adopted the then fashionable idea of a no...

The 50 Years Ago column from the April 1977 issue of the Socialist Standard When we say that Socialism means revolution and that we are rev...

From the April 1977 issue of the Socialist Standard  A little snapshot can show more than a whole picture. In December London had its colde...

From the April 1977 issue of the Socialist Standard “Every great city has one or more slums where the working-class is crowded together. Th...

From the April 1977 issue of the Socialist Standard Count Bismarck was the first of the anti-socialist “socialists”. In 1878 he outlawed any...

From the April 1977 issue of the Socialist Standard Can you keep a secret? Sir Nigel Fisher , Conservative MP for Surbiton, has written a b...

The So They Say Column from the April 1977 issue of the Socialist Standard People in Glass Houses When a leading authority on a subject mak...

From the April 1977 issue of the Socialist Standard Permit me to add my two bits-plus worth to the brouhaha over skyrocketing coffee prices ...

From the April 1977 issue of the Socialist Standard Are the earth’s supplies of energy, ores and other raw materials coming to an end? Is a ...

Letter to the Editors from the April 1977 issue of the Socialist Standard World language I have been a reader of the Standard for many yea...

From the June 1940 issue of the Socialist Standard The entry of Labour leaders into Mr. Churchill’s National Government on May 11th makes th...

From the June 1940 issue of the Socialist Standard The conflict now raging on the Continent has awakened the average worker to some extent ...

From the June 1940 issue of the Socialist Standard The following is from a review of “Stalin—Czar of all the Russias” (Harrap, 9s.), by Phi...

From the June 1940 issue of the Socialist Standard The new Emergency Powers Bill, which the Daily Herald (May 23rd) describes as a Bill whic...