Socialist Standard Past & Present

From the January 2000 issue of the Socialist Standard The other day a comrade who had just completed a short visit to Nigeria sent me an e-...

Moore is less. The Greasy Pole column from the January 2000 issue of the Socialist Standard Does anyone now remember John Moore , the cabin...

Book Review from the January 2000 issue of the Socialist Standard New Realism, New Barbarism . By Boris Kagarlitsky, Pluto Press, 1999. Soci...

Book Review from the January 2000 issue of the Socialist Standard The Unfinished Revolution: South Tyneside 1969-1976 . Jack Grassby. TUPS B...

Theatre Review from the January 2000 issue of the Socialist Standard Three Days of Rain . Donmar Warehouse, London. What lessons can we dra...

TV Review from the January 2000 issue of the Socialist Standard The turn of the millennium is a time for thinking of the future and startin...

The 50 Years Ago column from the January 2000 issue of the Socialist Standard After 14 years of Labour government in New Zealand and eight ...

From the January 2000 issue of the Socialist Standard We live in a society dominated by the labour market, by the wages system. We go to sch...

From the December 1904 issue of the Socialist Standard Every little while a cry goes up that women are displacing men in some industry or ...

From the December 1904 issue of the Socialist Standard Twenty years ago the principles of Socialism were certainly most imperfectly underst...

From the December 1904 issue of the Socialist Standard It has been said by the cynic that each man considers himself, and each woman consid...

From the December 1904 issue of the Socialist Standard Those nose-poking busybodies who constitute the Charity Organisation Society have re...

From the July 1956 issue of the Socialist Standard In any country where a Labour Party is out of power it is natural that its propaganda sh...

From the July 1956 issue of the Socialist Standard The political parties which seek election on a programme of reforms, i.e., the Conservat...