Socialist Standard Past & Present

Book Review from the August 2006 issue of the Socialist Standard Phil Rees: Dining with Terrorists . (Pan, £7.99.) When I listen...

A Short Story from the July 2014 issue of the Socialist Standard It has come to our notice that whilst researching through the effects o...

From the June 2004 issue of the Socialist Standard Fascism was dead. Officially, it was dead. It had happened in the war, when the f...

From the May 2005 issue of the Socialist Standard In many movies after the second world war there was a scene where the local boys c...

From the April 1998 issue of the Socialist Standard In 1965, General Suharto came to power in a military coup in Indonesia that had ...

Obituary from the March 2009 issue of the Socialist Standard We regret to have to report the death, in January, of our comrade Terry L...

The 50 Years Ago column from the February 2005 issue of the Socialist Standard Sport for profit Once competition was on its feet, prof...

From the January 2013 issue of the Socialist Standard What is the way forward: trying to deal with separate problems one by one or d...

From the August 1920 issue of the Socialist Standard Why Jack London resigned from The Socialist Party of America. We reproduce belo...

Party News from the August 1920 issue of the Socialist Standard Our Manifesto is Out. We were not in a position when we went to pres...

Editorial from the July 1920 issue of the Socialist Standard We are, due to the systematic terrorism our democratic rulers have succee...

From the June 1920 issue of the Socialist Standard Anomalous as it may sound, Sentiment and Cruelty are very closely akin, and althou...

Pamphlet Review from the May 1920 issue of the Socialist Standard " Socialism and the Labour Party ,” by Bernard Shaw. National G...

From the February 1920 issue of the Socialist Standard The majority of us when children at school were told that fable, wrongly at...

From the March 1920 issue of the Socialist Standard In a letter to a Herefordshire lieutenant-colonel a copy of which he sent to the “...