Privatisation and Gentrification, Reaction and Resistance, in Hackney's 'Regeneration State' – Black Flag
Article on gentrification in the London Borough of Hackney, from Black Flag #222 2002.
Splits of the Socialist Workers Party (Britain)
We do not agree with their politics but reproduce this for reference.
Notable splits and departures from the Socialist Workers Party in Britain (and some notable international splits) in chronological order including key figures. The list shows a history of active members' serious complaints about the organisation and how it is organised. The issues are repeated since the formation of the SWP which should raise questions about the much-vaunted SWP model of ‘building the party’ especially for those unfamiliar with the party and its history.
SPGB Conference and delegate meeting reports
The Socialist Party of Great Britain (SPGB) conference and Autumn delegate meeting (ADM) reports archive.
Marx's Critique of Utopian Socialists
Marx's Critique of Utopian Socialists
Roger Paden
2002
Journal of Utopian Studies
Marx at the Millennium - Cyril Smith
Cyril Smith reinstates Marx's work as a relevant and vital source of inspiration, arguing that the Marxist tradition has essentially ignored the fundamental ideas of the man himself.
Imagine - Socialist Party of Canada
Imagine is the publication of the Socialist Party of Canada since 2002
Discussion Bulletin
Discussion Bulletin edited by Frank Girard was published quarterly from 1983 to 2003. See also the publication titled The Libertarian Communist Discussion Bulletin (2009-2015).
2008: Sit Down Strike at Republic Windows and Doors
Submitted by Reddebrek on Mar 24 2017 23:10
A history of the sit down strike at Republic Windows and Doors at the beginning of the 2008 financial crisis.
The making of an organizer: A history and analysis of the Chicago Couriers Union 2003-2006
Submitted by wojtek on Jul 24 2015 10:27
A personal account of an organiser's time in the Chicago Couriers Union (CCU)
Growing up during the ‘War on Terror’
Submitted by Recomposition on May 15 2015 20:13
The second part of Recomposition's ‘How were you radicalized?’ series brings us to the 2000s. Starting with his family roots in the South African anti-apartheid and American civil rights movements, the author takes us through the post-9/11 and Iraq War era, a time when many of us found the radical left.
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