Socialist Standard
Journal of the Socialist Party
November 2000
Editorial
Now for pro-socialism
Rights Act is promise to pay of the bankrupt
Although Labour has made a big fuss about the Human Rights Act, those rights are subordinated to the interests of the capitalist state
Pik Smeet
50 Years Ago
On whom do taxes fall?
Imagine a world without law
Socialism will be a society without law, but not without problems
Gary Jay
Should the railways be renationalised?
Last month's derailment in Hatfield following on from the heavy loss of life in the Paddington rail crash has resulted in renewed calls from the Left for the re-nationalisation of the railways. But state ownership of the railways is in no-one's interest, except, at times, sections of the ruling class
Kaz
World View
Crisis in the Middle East, Euro or Krone?
John Bissett, Graham Taylor
Direct action
Just reformism by blows?
Adam Buick
Mr Brown
Short story
Heather Ball
Oscar Wilde and socialism
Alwyn Edgar
Letters
Who are the cowards? The Morgenthau Plan, How I became a socialist, Labour history
TV Review
The making of a president
DAP
Obituary
Wally Preston
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