Sylvia Pankhurst

Pankhurst examines the rise of Italian fascism from foundations laid by social democracy.

Sylvia Pankhurst argues that the election of women to parliament won't overcome the bankruptcy of parliamentary politics.

Sylvia Pankhurst discusses the necessity of looking beyond such labels as 'anarchist', 'socialist'…

Sylvia Pankhurst discusses how the implementation of the New Economic Policy had merely intensified, rather than abolished, capitalism in early 1920s Russia.

Arriving in London from the US in 1919, West Indian writer McKay describes in these excerpts from…

An analysis of Sylvia Pankhurst's role in the conflicts surrounding the emergence…

Pankhurst's programme for the new British Communist Party was expressive of the "ultra-left" tendency that criticised working within the existing bourgeois structures of trade union bureaucracies and parliamentary parties. Lenin, in his counter-revolutionary manual "Left Wing Communism - An Infantile Disorder", defended such reformist policies as he criticised Pankhurst and other "ultra-lefts".

Pannekoek discusses the failings of the programme of the newly formed Irish Communist Party.

Pankhurst exposes the reactionary role of the Communist Party of Ireland and gives some background…

Pankhurst's communist vision - from her Workers' Dreadnought newspaper of 1921.

This article by Sylvia Pankhurst, written in 1921 is a rejoinder to an appreciation by long-standing…

Pankhurst discusses the responses of British workers to the Russian Revolution and Allied intervention via the trade unions and Labour Party.