Socialist Standard Past & Present

From the February 1989 issue of the Socialist Standard 1. What is the Socialist Party of Great Britain? It is a political party, separate f...

From the February 1989 issue of the Socialist Standard In the first few months of this year millions of workers will have to cut their perso...

From the February 1989 issue of the Socialist Standard In January 1988 a national survey carried out by the Association of Community Health...

From the February 1989 issue of the Socialist Standard An article in the Wellington Dominion newspaper on 14 November last reported an ala...

From the February 1989 issue of the Socialist Standard Every year VSO recruits and sends several thousand volunteers to work in countries e...

From the February 1989 issue of the Socialist Standard What is liberation? The words which need most careful use are, usually, those which ...

From the February 1989 issue of the Socialist Standard The socialist transformation of society entails the dispossession of the minority ca...

From the February 1989 issue of the Socialist Standard There is no point in work  unless it absorbs you like  an absorbing game. If it does...

The Between the Lines column from the February 1989 issue of the Socialist Standard Primitive . . . Marx wrote about the increasing misery ...

 Party News from the February 1989 issue of the Socialist Standard

The 50 Years Ago column from the February 1989 issue of the Socialist Standard The Labour Party puts forward a non-Socialist programme and ...

From the February 1989 issue of the Socialist Standard The London International Stock Exchange is to assist the development of a stock excha...

From the February 1989 issue of the Socialist Standard The March 1924 edition of the Socialist Standard had this to say on the death of Le...

From the September 1951 issue of the Socialist Standard Listening to the Labour and Tory parties trying to explain the points of difference ...