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Editorial

Critical marxist evaluation of women's situation in the Middle East is almost non-existent. Women have been relegated, much as they are everywhere else, to an oblivion somewhere between the private realm of the home and the bottom end of the labour market, while in a growing profusion of material which purports to subject the region to political, historical, economic and social scrutiny, the question of women has…
PCP poster during the World War 2, calling for support of the Red Army.

Recent studies on the history of the Palestine Communist Party - Alexander Flores

Article looking at research on Palestine Communist Party, looking at, amongst other things, its…

Aleksey “Raskhod” Raskhodchikov, anarchist, antifascist and musician beaten and arrested

Aleksey “Raskhod” Raskhodchikov, anarchist, antifascist and musician was beaten and…

Work isn't working - Matt Bolton

Article on the debt economy, and the demand for a social wage when work doesn't pay.

On the path to a service economy made In post-China™ - Ashok Kumar and Alex Gawenda

Article on the diminishing growth both in the East and the West and the running out of spatial fixes…

Midnight flits. Chronicling summer activity in Milan, Modena and Forlì

Until this year, late summer newspapers were always filled with articles about burglaries. “Family…
Socially-responsible scientists or soldier-technicians?

Socially-responsible scientists or soldier-technicians? - Solidarity

'Socially-Responsible Scientists or Soldier-Technicians?', a working class critique of scientists at…
Image created to commemorate the 2010 Georgia prisoners' strike

Georgia inmates beaten with hammers during 2010 prisoners' strike - new video released

New video evidence has been publicly released showing Georgia prison guards beating inmates with a …

Fast food workers strike: what is and what isn’t the Fight for Fifteen campaign

A short article by Adam Weaver about the Fight for Fifteen fast-food 'strikes' in the United States.

Urban struggles and class struggle - Miguel Amorós

In this 2011 text, Miguel Amorós claims that the city is no longer the privileged site for revolutionary social change as a result of the…
Fatah militia, 1979.

The Arab CPs and the Palestine Problem - Alexander Flores

Detailed text analysing the positions and activity of various Arab Communist Parties in relation to…

Will the UK ever give up on its racist immigration policy? - Wail Qasim

Wail Qasim on what recent events tell us about state racism.
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