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Sen Katayama: Pioneer, Internationalist, and Revolutionary

The story of Sen Katayama, his vision, and the scale of his impact on the labour movements of Japan, America, and the USSR.

by Jack Yates / April 22, 2018 / International & Foreign Policy

Ownership and Markets in Energy

The plans for partial re-nationalisation of energy in Labour's manifesto are too locally-oriented. Instead, we should embrace national planning of electricity through centralised ownership.

by Chris MacMackin / April 12, 2018 / Economics

Macronism, and How To Fight It: A Commentary from Parti des indigènes de la République (PiR)

This commentary discusses the necessity for struggle against the labour reforms of Emmanuel Macron, acknowledging the deepening racial divisions it will exacerbate

by Pearl Ahrens, Joe Hayns / April 11, 2018 / International & Foreign Policy

Antisemitism and Our Duties as Anti-Imperialists

Antisemitism exists within the left, including among supporters of Jeremy Corbyn. There must be no place for it, it must be condemned without equivocation.

by The Editors / April 9, 2018 / Theory and Strategy, Taking Stock

A World for the Many not the Few: Labour’s new internationalist vision

Labour’s new International Development paper, spearheaded by Kate Osamor MP, represents a clean break with New Labour orthodoxy

by Nick Dearden / April 8, 2018 / International & Foreign Policy, Taking Stock

A House of Lords of the left? Corbynism and parliamentary reform

Do plans for an elected Lords go far enough or should the Labour leadership look to ideas around full abolition and the creation of a Citizen's Assembly?

by oidptg / April 5, 2018 / Westminster, Taking Stock