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Socialists & the National Question

Over the last two decades, in the aftermath of paramilitary ceasefires in 1994 and the signing of the Good Friday Agreement in 1998, it has been argued that the foundations have been laid to overcome sectarian conflict and division. KEVIN HENRY

Jan 15, 2016

Theory & History·What is Socialism?

New movements, old dilemma- Reform or Revolution today

The election of the Syriza government in February 2015 was greeted with enthusiastic support by working class people in Greece and across Europe, only to turn into bitter disappointment after its capitulation to the Troika in July. As inequality and austerity continue

Jan 13, 2016

World News

Q&A: Socialists and the Corbyn campaign

The Socialist Party (CWI in England & Wales) was recently approached by New Statesman magazine to respond to the election of Jeremy Corbyn as Labour leader. Unfortunately our answers were not used in the resulting article. Below are the responses of Socialist

Oct 22, 2015

Simply obscene – the wealth of the 1%

The rising tide of capitalist inequality

Oct 12, 2015

World News

US: Bernie Sanders’ campaign taps into growing radicalisation

By Lea Vallence The campaign of Bernie Sanders in the US presidential election is getting a lot of attention internationally because of the momentum it is gaining. Sanders, the only self-proclaimed socialist in the US Senate, is putting forward a series of

Sep 9, 2015

Interview with a Greek socialist: Which way forward for the left in Greece?

Below is an interview with Andros Payiatsos from Xekinima, the sister organisation of the Socialist Party in Greece given in the aftermath of the capitulation of the Tsipras government to the demands of the Troika: What is the mood amongst Greek workers and

Aug 4, 2015

Featured Articles·News & Analysis·What is Socialism?

Why we need a left government

By Laura Fitzgerald Austerity is a one-sided class war. The politicians hand in hand with the major employers have waged a war on the pay, conditions and living standards of the broad working class through swingeing cuts to public sector pay and

Apr 20, 2015

Featured Articles·Theory & History·What is Socialism?

May Day: Why the red flag of socialism

Why we need working class unity

Apr 19, 2015

World News

Why you should be a socialist

The following article was written by members of Socialist Alternative, the sister organisation of the Socialist Party in the US. We have been to the forefront in the struggle for the fight $15 an hour and in November 2013 SA member Kshama Sawant

Apr 17, 2015

News & Analysis

European Union: A Europe for the markets and corporations

By Finghin Kelly The thin cloak of democracy that EU leaders like to cover themselves in was graphically pulled away in the aftermath of the recent Greek elections. The President of the European Commission, Jean Claude Juncker commented that “there can be

Mar 11, 2015

Socialism- Page 14

Socialists & the National Question

New movements, old dilemma- Reform or Revolution today

Q&A: Socialists and the Corbyn campaign

Simply obscene – the wealth of the 1%

US: Bernie Sanders’ campaign taps into growing radicalisation

Interview with a Greek socialist: Which way forward for the left in Greece?

Why we need a left government

May Day: Why the red flag of socialism

Why you should be a socialist

European Union: A Europe for the markets and corporations

Socialist Alternative – Marxist journal of Solidarity

Divide & Rule pamphlet by Peter Hadden