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The Post-War Labour Government 1945-51 - Hope and Deception

Recording of a talk from June 2005

From This Months Socialist Standard

Editorial: Neither London nor Brussels, but World Socialism

NO WEALTH is produced in The City. It is a place where the proceeds of working-class exploitation transformed into rights to a property income are the subject of trading, speculation and gambling. Around this has grown up a whole range of “financial services” – wheelers and dealers of one kind or another – vying for a share. In short, it is entirely parasitic on those parts of the world economy where wealth is actually produced by those working there.

Death of a Tendency

The recent death of Ted Grant at the age of 93 has been a landmark, albeit a minor one, in British political history.

The Bomb and the Dole Queue - Abolish the Cause

Birmingham Branch meeting. Speaker - Steve Coleman

Recorded: 
Thursday, 16 July 1981

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Should All Socialists Unite?

'Should All Socialists Unite?'
A talk by Brian Rubin, recorded at the Duke of York, Islington, London
25-08-1985

Recorded: 
Sunday, 25 August 1985

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Opportunity cost

It has always seemed strange to hear of Women’s Rights as if it were a minority issue.

The Socialist Party's latest pamphlet

What's Wrong With Using Parliament?

This pamphlet comes at a time when many people are questioning the destructive effects of capitalism, and also with it a rejection of leaders and the traditional left.

This is something that can be encouraged. The aim of the pamphlet is to show that there is another view of social change that may be a blind spot with those who get involved with anti-capitalist, activist or/and anarchist politics.

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