Revolutionary Socialism in the 21st Century
Ten ideas for ways to oppose Labour’s cuts to disabled people’s benefits
The government says they need to cut spending – so let’s stop this £35 billion handout to landlords.
“Every worker should feel empowered with the tools and confidence to organise.”
Trotsky argued in 1924 that “the USA that rules the capitalist world”. Trump wants it to stay that way, even if it means ditching Europe.
An exploration of the depth and breadth of Marxism – not just as a theory, but as a living tradition.
We have some catching up to do. On building new coalitions and mass socialist politics.
Can Starmer and Reeves deliver lasting change—or will their plans flop under scrutiny?
How can we generate our own meanings and oppose right-wing moral panics about identity politics?
Coalitions of the oppressed show the power of solidarity, but ruling classes use race and nationalism to divide workers. Shanice McBean explores how the left can overcome these divisions.
A report on a migrant farm worker’s protest and the campaign for rights for workers on seasonal visas
The controversies of recent years have left many left-wingers scrambling for answers to key questions around Zionism, antisemitism, the history of Israel, and the Palestinian cause. The pamphlet will be an invaluable resource for socialists arguing for solidarity with Palestine.
Transphobia is on the rise in Britain and around the world. The fight for trans liberation goes beyond just countering bigotry, misinformation, and oppression where we come across it – we need to build power within and across movements, and put forward positive demands.
It’s more obvious than ever that we need radical social and political change. But in the vacuum left by defeated labour movements, where should we begin? For long-time workplace activist Ian Allinson, the answer is clear: organising at work is essential to rebuild working-class power.
The case for defunding the F-35 stealth fighter
Joint statement with movement organisations on the events of 18 January on the PSC national demonstration for Palestine.
What are the prospects for a nascent left in Lebanon, and how do we strengthen anti-imperialist resistance from Britain?
A big step forward for the AfD, a surprise success for Die Linke
Richard Seymour’s recent book Disaster Nationalism can help us understand what’s happening as Trump’s second term accelerates the growth of the far right internationally.
In response to the threat of Farage’s Reform Party the left needs to build laboratories of hope.
As massive cuts and redundancies are threatened across the university sector – how can we build the fightback?
Kika Hendry reviews the Wellcome Collection’s exhibition Hard Graft, which explores the relationship between work and health tracing through histories of exploitation, oppression and resistance.
A case study of a dispute which illustrates the impact of different models of trade unionism and some of the challenges facing workplace activists.
The long term issues that underlie the shift in US policy on Ukraine
The rapid growth of the Chinese economy over the last quarter of a century and the growing tensions with the US
A discussion of the development of China and North Korea through the lens of state capitalist theory
After the LA fires – reflecting on the history of the Pacific Palisades
What has oil got to do with the history of the global capitalist economy? A review of Adam Hanieh’s book on the topic.
The underlying context of the farmers’ protests
Treatlerism describes a reactionary entitlement rooted in exploitation. But what if we reclaimed entitlement?
A review of a new collection of poetry by Palestinian poet and writer Mosab Abu Toha.
A review of the new film version of Gabriel García Márquez’s wonderful novel ‘One hundred years of solitude’, first published in 1967
Will Trump rule as a fascist? A video discussion of the outcomes of the US election.
The fall of Assad and what next for Syria
Video report from the Greater Manchester mental health early intervention service strike picket line