Oxford and party leaders
Duncan Bowie on two excruciating books
Red and green politics together
Recently retired Unite general secretary Len McCluskey looks back on his decades of union activism
The robots are not coming
Jon Cruddas defends the arguments in his recent book looking at the future of socialism and work
Who are the bricks in the Red Wall?
Bryn Jones reviews recent surveys of why Labour lost many traditional seats in 2019
Left populism: learning from the past, preparing for the future
Marina Prentoulis outlines key arguments and lessons for socialist strategy to be drawn from Spain, Greece and the Corbyn experience
Selective amnesia
Gardner Thompson on imperialism
Finding my feminism?
Mary Southcott explores her feminism through the writings of two younger women
A socialist recovery from Covid-stricken capitalism?
Bryn Jones considers partial prescriptions for human survival
Starmer & Negotiating the Rapids
Andrew Coates looks back on the innovative thinking of a left current involving Keir Starmer
Reflecting on the Corbyn years
Duncan Bowie looks at differing assessments of what went wrong for Labour
Apartheid – from fact to thriller
‘London Recruit’ Bob Newland reviews 50 years of Peter Hain's anti-Apartheid activism