To mark the 100th anniversary of the First World War, Critique is looking for conference papers around the topic of imperialism and war.
The latest Internal Bulletin is now available...
In this video podcast, Yassamine Mather of Hands Off the People of Iran looks at the conflicting interests that have driven the US and Iranian governments to seek some form of modus vivendi with each other...
The Communist Platform has been launched within Left Unity to provide a clear alternative politics...
The Tea Party seemed to come from nowhere. But nowadays it is turning on its big business patrons and threatening the interests of capitalism itself, writes Jim Creegan
A fundamental question has run throughout our coverage of the Tea Party over the last four years: is it an Igor-like servant of the big bourgeoisie, deformed but dutiful? Or is it rather a Frankenstein’s monster - a petty bourgeois rabble that has escaped the control of a ruling class that nurtured and encouraged it? The recent government shutdown and debt-ceiling crisis have now supplied a definitive answer: a Frankenstein’s monster.
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New unionism; Weird science; No merger; No reforms; Camp filth; Ultravox; Well done; Pressing matter; Escortise;
Peter Manson reports on the October 19 Unite the Resistance event
Daniel Harvey looks at developments in the political regroupment project centred on the International Socialist Network following its weekend conference
Confused left populism should not blind us to the natsure of Beppe Grillo’s party, writes Toby Abse
Silvio Berlusconi - master of avoiding his comeuppance
Use the May 2014 Euro elections to fight for socialism and internationalism, argues James Marshall of Labour Party Marxists
Jim Moody reviews works from the London Film Festival with a linked theme
Till the left starts to make headway, get used to being viewed as mad, writes Paul Demarty
The SWP released its second Internal Bulletin too soon, but we can't make our fighting fund target soon enough, reports Robbie Rix