Workers' Liberty

Does any current left unity project — those calling for “unity”, a “new Marxist Party”, etc. — have a hope of success?

"The only possible way the left can unite is to abandon the predominant form of revolutionary socialist organisation, which is a self-stifling bureaucratic centralism, adopted as part of the contamination, over decades, of the anti-Stalinist left by Stalinist example and Stalinist pressure." — AWL CONFERENCE, 1999

In Britain today, one child in three grows up in poverty, in a household with less than half the average income; in 1968, the figure was one in ten.

What revolutionary socialism is, at root, about.

When women revolted against getting less pay than men for similar work.

This response to Alan Johnson's article in WL49, argues that Hal Draper's writings on Israel included misleading ambiguities.

Fred Moseley, Costas Lapvitsas, Leo Panitch, Simon Mohun. Trevor Evans, Dick Bryan, and Michel Husson on the current financial crisis and what it reveals about the dynamics of capital today.

Argues that Draper is wrong, that he generalises too much from his own case

The theory that was the keystone of the SWP is examined in depth in this June 1999, 30,000 word article. APOLOGY: This article "in three parts" has been here, but with one of the parts missing. SORRY!

An examination of the historiography of IS/SWP, by a one-time member, and of the realities behind the encrusted mythology. (1997)

Aspects of the politics and history of this organisation, especially on its unrepented support for Russia's colonial war in Afghanistan — 1979-1989.

As We Were Saying: Solidarity's comment when George Galloway was appointed head of "Respect". It was at first called "Respect - George Galloway

What exactly is "modern imperialism"?

A discussion with a thinking Muslim