Socialist Standard Past & Present

From the July 1905 issue of the Socialist Standard “Every man born on the soil of England had a right to claim work.” Thus the Lord Bishop o...

Snippet from the July 1905 issue of the Socialist Standard Major Roper Caldbeck declares that the average soldier’s pension is 8s. 2d. per ...

From the July 1905 issue of the Socialist Standard Much interest was manifested last month concerning the electoral activities of the Socia...

Party News from the July 1905 issue of the Socialist Standard I am happy to be able to report on behalf of the comrades of the West Ham Bra...

From the July 1905 issue of the Socialist Standard By Politics we mean the business of Government, that is to say, the control and managem...

From the July 1905 issue of the Socialist Standard The Board of Trade state that in May 271 Trade Unions, with an aggregate membership of 5...

From the July 1905 issue of the Socialist Standard [By the flashlight man.] John Burns has been the chief supporter of Mr. J. Allen Baker ...

The Voice From The Back Column from the August 2003 issue of the Socialist Standard Down the sink Angela O’Hagen, the campaign and communic...

From the August 2003 issue of the Socialist Standard In March this year Michael Kidron , a former editor of International Socialism , the t...

From the August 2003 issue of the Socialist Standard With trade unions and left wingers now talking about the re-formation of a Labour part...

Letter to the Editors from the August 2003 issue of the Socialist Standard " . . .a sad deluded group of romantics" Dear Editors ...

From the August 2003 issue of the Socialist Standard Statistics The United States, as the most powerful country in the world, must be the w...

The 50 Years Ago column from the August 2003 issue of the Socialist Standard Since we may not, without dire consequences to the life of the...

Party News from the August 1975 issue of the Socialist Standard The debate was held at the Clarendon Press Institute in Oxford, on Thursday...