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Thirty years on: the Socialist Workers Party and the Great Miners’ Strike

Posted on 2nd April 2014 by ISJ

Thirty years ago the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) faced a brutal assault from a Tory government. As recent cabinet papers reveal, Margaret Thatcher secretly prepared to wage war against “the enemy within”. Thatcher was far from being an innocent… Continue Reading →

Analysis SWP, The Great Miners’ Strike

Tony Cliff rediscovered

Posted on 11th October 2011 by ISJ

Two reviews of Ian Birchall, Tony Cliff: A Marxist For His Time (Bookmarks, 2011), £15 What a remarkable man Tony Cliff was. Readers of this journal may find this hardly worth saying, even a slight, but for someone outside that… Continue Reading →

Analysis, Book reviews SWP, Tony Cliff

A fiftieth birthday for Marxist theory

Posted on 6th October 2008 by ISJ

September 1958 saw the first issue of a journal called International Socialism. It was in duplicated form and undoubtedly had a very limited circulation, being produced and distributed by the tiny Socialist Review Group which counted its members in tens… Continue Reading →

Analysis SWP
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