Socialist Standard Past & Present

Editorial from the April 2003 issue of the Socialist Standard The organised slaughter has begun. It is now clear that this was always ...

Editorial from the June 1951 issue of the Socialist Standard It is an old established custom of the reformist movement that the astu...

Theatre Review from the March 1998 issue of the Socialist Standard Junk. The Oxford Stage Company are an enterprising group with...

Book Review from the May 2016 issue of the Socialist Standard ' Women and Socialism: Class, Race, and Capital '. By Sharon S...

Editorial from the July 1927 issue of the Socialist Standard The Communist Editor of the “ Sunday Worker ” (June 19th), defends the ...

Book Review from the February 1991 issue of the Socialist Standard Playing Them False: A Study of Children's Toys, Games and Puz...

From the March 1982 issue of the Socialist Standard The class which has the means of material production at its disposal has control a...

From the November 1977 issue of the Socialist Standard A ban on all public meetings and processions was imposed by the Greater Manc...

Editorial from the April 1955 issue of the Socialist Standard Mr. Bevan has declared that what he said and did in the row that cause...

From the April 1955 issue of the Socialist Standard Bevan and the H-Bomb Mr. Bevan’s quarrel with Mr. Attlee in the House of Com...

From the May 1946 issue of the Socialist Standard The Trade Disputes Act is to go. Hurrah! The workers have wrenched from the Capital...

Editorial from the May 1946 issue of the Socialist Standard The trade unionist who has simple faith and a long memory must wonder so...

Book Review from the December 1973 issue of the Socialist Standard Tariq Ali , a leading member of the so-called International Marxi...

From the April 1928 issue of the Socialist Standard Before the Great War there were many workers in this and other countries who wou...