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Is The SPGB sectarian?

Socialist Studies Issue 40 (Summer 2001)

The Ignorant Schoolmaster: Five Lessons in Intellectual Emancipation

Rancière's classic book on education is committed to the idea of 'the equality of intelligence'.

Education for Critical Conssciousness

Two essays on education as critical dialogue towards autonomy.

Socialism, Politics and Sectarianism

2013 Police campaign against sectarianism

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Does calling a socialist or a socialist party “Sectarian” have any political justification or is it just a form of abuse? The Socialist Party of Great Britain has long been written off by its opponents as “sectarian” as though making this accusation against us places our opponents on some sort of political high ground.

Logistics is the Logic of Capital

Anna Curcio and Gigi Roggero analyse the recent wave of struggles in the Italian logistics sector. This article first appeared in Viewpoint Magazine.

Letters to Cristina: Reflection on My Life and Work

Paulo Freire: A Critical Encounter

An anthology of essays on Paulo Freire.

Paulo Freire in South Africa

This short essay examines Paulo Freire's extraordinary influence in popular democratic politics in South Africa and in the 1970s and 1980s.

Citizens for better science

The left should advocate for free access to not only scientific literature and data but also the means of production of science.

Welcome to Call Centre Athens

An personal account of working in a Greek call centre. From The Barbarian Review.

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