John Rees’s contribution to the debate over what kind of party socialists should be building today deals with fundamental issues.1 It is very welcome, as is the reproduction in International Socialism of the two articles from Frontline by Nick McKerrell… Continue Reading
The war is over and victory declared amidst scenes of jubilant Iraqis tearing down statues of Saddam Hussein. Political leaders and commentators rushed to consign the anti-war movement to history. The message was clear—those who opposed the war were wrong… Continue Reading
Socialism is about working people being willing and able to fight for a society free of exploitation and oppression. If socialism is not about creating a society without oppression and exploitation then it is merely another word for capitalism. And if working people are not willing or able to fight for such a society then, no matter what meaning we give the word, socialism is unattainable. Continue Reading