Prem Sikka outlines his co-authored report on ending excessive executive payouts Most social problems are rooted in the contemporary structure of institutions and the skewed…
As we approach Brexit-Day Mike Davis says Labour needs to both embrace its public vote commitment and ensure reform and remain becomes the beating heart…
AEIP is a response not just to Tory Brexit, but also to the version of socialism which believes that the working class can achieve its emancipation within the high enclosing walls of a reinvigorated national state.
Brexit will stoke racism, especially against BAME EU migrants says Rupa Huq The news in early December that Sajid Javid sympathised with the Syrian refugee…
Thousands have drowned in the Mediterannean, died trying to get onto lorries or as victims of traffickers since the Jungle was demolished in 2016. Wendy…
Trevor Fisher on the crossover point Early in January, Britain will switch from a pro-Brexit to an anti-Brexit country. To be more precise: if not…
Don Flynn poses some problems with a People’s Vote and outlines a Plan B in anticipation of Brexit actually taking place It seems that few…
Peter Kenyon reviews what’s at stake for the nation before 29 March 2019 Hyperbole has ruled. It’s time for truth. And there is not much…
Chartist‘s cartoonist, Martin Rowson, reads ‘The Iron Mash of Anarchy’ at Bookmarks bookshop:
Patrick Mulcahy on showing genuine concern for workers’ rights Watching contemporary American cinema is, for the most part, a depressing experience. ‘America First’, the mantra…
Paul Salveson on Brexit conundrums and future scenarios It’s always interesting to get a different perspective on politics when north of the border. A recent…
