Socialist Standard Past & Present

Book Review from the January 2009 issue of the Socialist Standard Goodbye Mr Socialism. Radical Politics in the 21st Century . Anton...

From the November 2011 issue of the Socialist Standard Even supporters of capitalism can see this – at least some of the time. One o...

Obituary from the August 2007 issue of the Socialist Standard Eddie Critchfield died, a few months short of his eightieth birthday, on...

 From the August 2007 issue of the Socialist Standard “A homeless man who argued that begging is a form of free speech – after he was ...

The Cooking the Books column from the September 2012 issue of the Socialist Standard When Mervyn King announced on 8 July that the B...

From the January 1977 issue of the Socialist Standard Six years ago the Socialist Standard told its readers : “the world has, and ...

Obituary from the March 1977 issue of the Socialist Standard We recently learned with regret of the death of this veteran member. S. Gol...

Party News from the March 1977 issue of the Socialist Standard At the Westminster Branch social just before Christmas, the voice of the ...

Party News from the April 1977 issue of the Socialist Standard New Branch Formed In the last week of February a group of London members...

From the May 1977 issue of the Socialist Standard The nation state was created as the political unit for capitalism in a series of chan...

From the May 1977 issue of the Socialist Standard There is an old saying that if you lie down with a dog you get up with fleas. No dou...

From the May 1977 issue of the Socialist Standard Mr. Speaker! Do you seriously believe that your little party, just a few hundred,...

Party News from the May 1977 issue of the Socialist Standard Cyril May is the sharp suited man in the middle of the picture.

From the June 1977 issue of the Socialist Standard Capitalism is a torn garment. A torn garment is shabby and ugly And can no longer be ...

The 50 Years Ago column from the July 1977 issue of the Socialist Standard The widespread ignorance of class interests among workers i...