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In mid-2020, we switched to a new, edition-focused publishing model. Below, you can find everything New Socialist published from our inception in 2017 up until that shift.
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Honduras: the “Preemptive Soft Coup”
The endless epidemic of “soft coups” promoted by the White House has once again attacked Honduras.
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From South Lanarkshire to Santiago: Nae Pasaran
In 1974, three workers at the Rolls Royce plant in East Kilbride took a stand against Pinochet. Now, a new film seeks to tell their story - and it needs your support.
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BAME Labour: Time for Reform
BAME Labour is failing members. Three decades on from the successes of Black Sections, the time is ripe for serious reform.
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Labour’s Digital Strategy is a Missed Opportunity
The pace of technological advancement is double-edged.
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Stranger Things: TV for a Lost Reality
Stranger Things and the Democrats are relics of a lost reality; to be truly effective in the age of Trump, all they have to do is look outside.
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Radical TV—Call for Contributions
In December and January, New Socialist will be running a series on radical television and we invite submissions on the effectiveness of television programmes that aim at radicalism.