Culture/Reviews
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Nae Pasaran: A film about working-class solidarity by Felipe Bustos Sierra
By Paul Heron This is an inspiring film and I don’t doubt that if you see it you will shed…
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Peterloo massacre: Excellent film exposes bloody nature of capitalism
By Kevin Parslow - Socialist Party England and Wales As the bicentenary of the Peterloo massacre approaches, acclaimed director-scriptwriter Mike…
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Scottish Labour: on the road to recovery? A review of Socialism and Hope
The pro-business, pro-war policies of the last 20 years decimated Labour Party support in Scotland. Then it signed up to…
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Socialism and Art
Elaine Mallon, Socialist Party Scotland Art is a language that everyone can speak. The tangible creation of something that came entirely…
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’Militant’ by Michael Crick re-issued. Establishment fear the rise of socialist ideas
Peter Taaffe, Socialist Party (CWI in England & Wales) general secretary Michael Crick’s book ’Militant’ was first published in 1984.…
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Socialism Past or Future? Review of ‘PostCapitalism: a guide to our future’ by Paul Mason
Peter Taaffe, Socialist Party (CWI in England & Wales) General Secretary Paul Mason’s latest book, PostCapitalism, presents a vision of…
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Book review: Environmental disaster and the need to change everything
Bill Hopwood, from the November 2014 edition of Socialism Today Naomi Klein’s latest book is a search for radical responses…
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Commonwealth Games: A sporting spectacle amid chronic poverty
Ronnie Stevenson, Glasgow The Commonwealth Games in Glasgow was a brilliant 11 days of sporting endeavour at the highest level and,…
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Review: Murdered By My Boyfriend – A harrowing look at violence against young women
By Sarah Wrack. From the Socialist newspaper (England and Wales) BBC Three’s ‘Murdered By My Boyfriend’ tells us from the…
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Book Review: Capital in the Twenty-First Century – by Thomas Piketty
Hannah Sell, Socialist Party England and Wales The poorest fifth of Britain’s households are among the most economically deprived in…
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