Tag: books
A socialist recovery from Covid-stricken capitalism?
Bryn Jones considers partial prescriptions for human survival
Apartheid – from fact to thriller
‘London Recruit’ Bob Newland reviews 50 years of Peter Hain's anti-Apartheid activism
Stuart Hall – a theorist for Black Lives Matter
As anti-racist struggles mount world wide, Don Flynn considers the legacy of a pioneer
Wanted: a profound shift in how we run, fund and judge
While parents fund-raise for resources and headteachers take to the streets in protest at government cuts, Dave Lister finds Melissa Benn outlines a strong...
Nikolai Bukharin – Forgotten Revolutionary
Nigel Doggett finds political lessons from a victim of Stalin’s purges
Labour’s lessons on Zero Hour Contracts: Review of IER Booklet
From political rhetoric to meat on the bone: Zero Hour Contracts and their context
REVIEW:
Re-regulating Zero Contracts By Zoe Adams and Simon Deakin
Institute for...