Ted Grant and his fictional history of Burma Ted Grant was a South African white Trotskyist who founded British Trotskyist groups such as Militant and later Socialist Appeal, a predecessor…
Paper Cut outs: Encounters with Trotskyism in the UK A record of personal encounters with various British Trot sects over the years.
Black Flag: Marxism 2003 special A mini-issue of Black Flag, aimed at people attending Marxism 2003, the annual event of the Trotskyist Socialist Workers Party.
Capitalism and Its Discontents: The Many Faces of Leftism No one today can deny that capitalism is in crisis. It is apparent not only in the sphere of…
Ruthless cuckoos in the dovecot - Henry Worthington What really went wrong with the national alliance against the Gulf war? Henry Worthington reports a classic case of those opposing the war on principle being manipulated by those who were not. Anti-authoritarians should look out, it could happen again.
Anarchy and its Allies: The United Front and Groupings of Tendency An article introducing the concepts anarchists have used to frame collaboration with other…
Democracy is… Undemocratic One of the strangest arguments against anarchist ways of organising is that they are "undemocratic." This argument Is usually associated with…
The C.L.R. James Reader - C.L.R. James, Edited and Introduced by Anna Grimshaw Published by Blackwell Publishers, 1992. Prepared in collaboration with James in his final year,…
Basic Documents on the Black Struggle - CLR James Rare collection of readings by C.L.R. James recommended to members of Revolutionary Black Workers in Detroit in the early 1970s.
Negro Revolution Through Revolutionary Socialism - CLR James Transcribed for the first time. CLR James recommended reading for militants in Detroit in 1970s…
Three Discussions on the Negro Question in 1939 - CLR James CLR James recommended reading for militants in Detroit in 1970s. Reprinted as "Three Discussions in…
Notes on dialectics - C.L.R. James C.L.R. James out of print major work written in 1948 and circulated within the Johnson Forest Tendency. James continued to recommend it as…
