AWL history

AWL archives at LSE library

The archives of the Alliance for Workers' Liberty and our forerunners, deposited at the library of the London School of Economics, are now catalogued and available to researchers.

AWL dayschool on the history of the AWL

Date: 
16 December, 2006 - 12:00 - 17:00
Location: 

Swarthmore Centre, Woodhouse Square, Leeds

Description: 

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description:

You can download the reading and discussion points from this page if you log in to the website. If you don't have a username, or have forgotten it, click on "create new account" in the left-hand menu bar.

Location:
Swarthmore Centre, Woodhouse Square, Leeds

Are Marxists pro-liberty?

Author: 
Dave Osler

Normally I wouldn’t dream of grassing up the publishers of this newspaper to the Labour Party bureaucracy. But after nearly 20 years, even the dimmest witchhunter has probably by now twigged the subterfuge that saw evil clandestine Trot entrists the Socialist Organiser Alliance rebrand themselves as the Alliance for Workers’ Liberty.

Self-regulation of the press?

Author: 
Mark Osborn

In October 1992 the Independent on Sunday (IoS) published a smear article by its then political editor Stephen Castle suggesting without evidence that sympathisers of the Alliance for Workers’ Liberty and other leftists had tried to rig ballots (in Sheffield) for the National Executive Committee of the Labour Party.