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Wednesday, April 5, 2006
The Call of the Patriot. (1914)
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From the November 1914 issue of the Socialist Standard Fellow Workers — During the last three months there has been staring at you fr...
Monday, April 3, 2006
The same the whole world over (1987)
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Book Review from the April 1987 issue of the Socialist Standard State Capitalism: the Wages System Under New Management by Adam Bui...
Saturday, April 1, 2006
Post-Capitalist Capitalism (2006)
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Book Review from the February 2006 issue of the Socialist Standard Michael Albert: Parecon: Life After Capitalism . Verso, £9. Parti...
Sunday, March 26, 2006
Class War No More? (1997)
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From the October 1997 issue of the Socialist Standard The magazine Class War has decided to cease publication after 15 years One of the ...
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Friday, March 24, 2006
Cuba: No Workers Paradise (2003)
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From the October 2003 issue of the Socialist Standard The scene is typical: the dog-end of a trade union branch meeting; members are tir...
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Wednesday, March 22, 2006
Open Letter To Michael Moore (2003)
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From the January 2003 issue of the Socialist Standard Dear Mike, I owe you, man. I've been watching your work for years now, from th...
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Tuesday, March 21, 2006
Democracy as a Way of Life (2004)
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From the September 2004 issue of the Socialist Standard Unfortunately, democracy is one of those carelessly uttered words (like freedo...
Are Gypsies The Problem? (2005)
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From the October 2005 issue of the Socialist Standard When a 'land for sale by auction' notice appeared at the end of a cul-d...
The Rise and Fall of the NHS (2005)
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From the April 2005 issue of the Socialist Standard The National Health Service is trumpeted as the finest achievement of the Labour Par...
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