Trotskyism

Tony Cliff: revolutionary theory and practice

John Rees remembers Tony Cliff’s unique contribution to the Marxist tradition
To win, the labour movement still needs the ideas of Leon Trotsky

Vladimir Unkovski-Korica argues for the relevance of Trotsky’s notion of the united front in a review of John Kelly’s book Contemporary Trotskyism: Parties, Sects and Social Movements in Britain
Contemporary Trotskyism - book review

A valuable study of the Trotskyist tradition in Britain misses the importance of strategy in revolutionary organisation, argues Alex Snowdon
Is France heading for another May '68?

From student dissent to militant strikes and a radical alternative, the ingredients are there for mass rebellion, writes John Mullen
Neither Washington Nor Moscow: origins and applying it today

David Bush looks at what a slogan developed during World War 2 and crystallized as a position during the Cold War means for socialists in the 21st century
Fighting fascism in the 1930s: Trotsky and the United Front - video

The strategy of the united front was central to Trotsky's politics and has been used many times since to fight fascism. Katherine Connelly discusses the history, what we can learn from it, and what it means for politics today.
Debating revolution today: Leon Trotsky in the 21st century

Vladimir Unkovski-Korica looks at the legacy of Trotsky and ‘Trotskyism’ today. This is an adapted version of a speech given at Counterfire conference which took place on 3^rd and 4^th December 2016.
Tom Watson and the strange case of Labour red baiting

Lindsey German looks beyond the Labour right’s Trotsky twist and locates a deeply anti-democratic impulse
The fight is on - help us hit our campaign target

We need your help to finance the resistance
John Berger: the nature of mass demonstrations

Demonstrations express political ambitions before the political means necessary to realise them have been created argues John Berger in this article by from May 1968
An Impatient Life: A Memoir

Daniel Bensaïd’s memoir of a life as a socialist in France provides an engaging account of a revolutionary life during the 1960s and after, finds William Booth
The ABC of Socialism: becoming a socialist

The first chapter of our recently republished book 'The ABC of Socialism' by John Rees
The ABC of Socialism

John Rees introduces a new reprint of his popular book in the preface reproduced here
Leon Trotsky on the United Front - 1922

Text of a speech delivered by Trotsky to French Communists during the debates in the Communist International on the question of the united front.
Duncan Hallas: The Comintern and the united front

Writing in 1975, revolutionary socialist Duncan Hallas stressed the need for what is often called the united front method.

Trotskyism

Trotskyism

Tony Cliff: revolutionary theory and practice

John Rees remembers Tony Cliff’s unique contribution to the Marxist tradition

To win, the labour movement still needs the ideas of Leon Trotsky

Vladimir Unkovski-Korica argues for the relevance of Trotsky’s notion of the united front in a review of John Kelly’s book Contemporary Trotskyism: Parties, Sects and Social Movements in Britain

Contemporary Trotskyism - book review

A valuable study of the Trotskyist tradition in Britain misses the importance of strategy in revolutionary organisation, argues Alex Snowdon

Is France heading for another May '68?

From student dissent to militant strikes and a radical alternative, the ingredients are there for mass rebellion, writes John Mullen

Neither Washington Nor Moscow: origins and applying it today

David Bush looks at what a slogan developed during World War 2 and crystallized as a position during the Cold War means for socialists in the 21st century

Fighting fascism in the 1930s: Trotsky and the United Front - video

The strategy of the united front was central to Trotsky's politics and has been used many times since to fight fascism. Katherine Connelly discusses the history, what we can learn from it, and what it means for politics today.

Debating revolution today: Leon Trotsky in the 21st century

Vladimir Unkovski-Korica looks at the legacy of Trotsky and ‘Trotskyism’ today. This is an adapted version of a speech given at Counterfire conference which took place on 3^rd and 4^th December 2016.

Tom Watson and the strange case of Labour red baiting

Lindsey German looks beyond the Labour right’s Trotsky twist and locates a deeply anti-democratic impulse

The fight is on - help us hit our campaign target

We need your help to finance the resistance

John Berger: the nature of mass demonstrations

Demonstrations express political ambitions before the political means necessary to realise them have been created argues John Berger in this article by from May 1968

An Impatient Life: A Memoir

Daniel Bensaïd’s memoir of a life as a socialist in France provides an engaging account of a revolutionary life during the 1960s and after, finds William Booth

The ABC of Socialism: becoming a socialist

The first chapter of our recently republished book 'The ABC of Socialism' by John Rees

The ABC of Socialism

John Rees introduces a new reprint of his popular book in the preface reproduced here

Leon Trotsky on the United Front - 1922

Text of a speech delivered by Trotsky to French Communists during the debates in the Communist International on the question of the united front.

Duncan Hallas: The Comintern and the united front

Writing in 1975, revolutionary socialist Duncan Hallas stressed the need for what is often called the united front method.

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Trotskyism

Trotskyism

John Rees remembers Tony Cliff’s unique contribution to the Marxist tradition

Vladimir Unkovski-Korica argues for the relevance of Trotsky’s notion of the united front in a review of John Kelly’s book Contemporary Trotskyism: Parties, Sects and Social Movements in Britain

A valuable study of the Trotskyist tradition in Britain misses the importance of strategy in revolutionary organisation, argues Alex Snowdon

From student dissent to militant strikes and a radical alternative, the ingredients are there for mass rebellion, writes John Mullen

David Bush looks at what a slogan developed during World War 2 and crystallized as a position during the Cold War means for socialists in the 21st century

The strategy of the united front was central to Trotsky's politics and has been used many times since to fight fascism. Katherine Connelly discusses the history, what we can learn from it, and what it means for politics today.

Vladimir Unkovski-Korica looks at the legacy of Trotsky and ‘Trotskyism’ today. This is an adapted version of a speech given at Counterfire conference which took place on 3rd and 4th December 2016.

Lindsey German looks beyond the Labour right’s Trotsky twist and locates a deeply anti-democratic impulse

We need your help to finance the resistance

Demonstrations express political ambitions before the political means necessary to realise them have been created argues John Berger in this article by from May 1968

Daniel Bensaïd’s memoir of a life as a socialist in France provides an engaging account of a revolutionary life during the 1960s and after, finds William Booth

The first chapter of our recently republished book 'The ABC of Socialism' by John Rees

John Rees introduces a new reprint of his popular book in the preface reproduced here

Text of a speech delivered by Trotsky to French Communists during the debates in the Communist International on the question of the united front.

Writing in 1975, revolutionary socialist Duncan Hallas stressed the need for what is often called the united front method.

Vladimir Unkovski-Korica looks at the legacy of Trotsky and ‘Trotskyism’ today. This is an adapted version of a speech given at Counterfire conference which took place on 3^rd and 4^th December 2016.