Militant International Review, Socialism Today (No 1-30)

Some articles from Militant International Review and Socialism Today (No 1-30)

Ted Grant: Communist International Conference (Militant International Review, No. 1, Autumn 1969, p. 36-59)

Ted Grant: Tories and Workers – The Coming Clash (Militant International Review, No. 3, Autumn 1970, p. 1-18)

Roger Silverman: The Gathering Storm in Russia (Militant International Review, No. 3, Autumn 1970, p. 34-47)

Peter Taaffe: Which way for American Blacks? (Militant International Review, No. 5, January 1972, p. 10-19)

Ted Grant: Britain – Perspectives and Prospects No. 6 (Militant International Review, No. 6, January 1973, p. 2-18)

Peter Taaffe: The British Trade Unions – The Giant Awakens! (Militant International Review, No. 7, Autumn 1973, p. 2-16)

Ted Grant: The Spanish Revolution 1931-37 (Militant International Review, No. 7, Autumn 1973, p. 17-48)

Peter Taaffe: The Brutal Face of Toryism Behind the „Liberal“ Mask (Militant International Review, No. 14, Summer 1978, p. 3-12)

Ted Grant: The Colonial Revolution and the Deformed Workers’ States (substantial extract, Militant International Review, No. 14, Summer 1978, p. 13-29)

Peter Taaffe: British Communist Party in Crisis (Militant International Review, No. 15, Autumn 1978, p. 23-32)

Peter Taaffe: „Forward into the ‚Eighties“ (December 1979, Militant International Review, No. 18, Winter 1980, p. 3-11)

Peter Taaffe: Russia: Reform or Political Revolution? (Militant International Review, No 19, Spring 1980, p. 12-18)

John Pickard: U.S.A. Perspectives (Militant International Review, No 19, Spring 1980, p. 19-24)

Lynn Walsh: Forty Years Since Leon Trotsky’s Assassination (Militant International Review No. 20, p. 11-23, slightly abbreviated reprint in Militant International Review, No 44, Summer 1990, p. 23-31, reprinted in www.marxist.net, reprinted in Socialism Today, No. 49, August 2000, see also The Assassination of Trotsky)

Ted Grant: British Capitalism Faces Catastrophe (20 July 1980, Militant International Review, No. 21, Winter 1980-81, p. 4-15)

Lynn Walsh: Falklands war: what lessons for the labour movement? (Militant International Review, No. 22, June 1982, p. 1-9, reprinted in Socialism Today, No. 108, April 2007)

Peter Taaffe: Marxism and the State: Who Really Threatens Democracy? (Militant International Review, No. 22, June 1982, p. 25-32)

Peter Taaffe: Labour’s Programme ’82 (Militant International Review, No. 23, October 1982, p. 1-12)

Rob Sewell: Crisis in Soviet Union (Militant International Review, No. 23, October 1982, p. 13-21)

Alan Woods: Latin America on the brink (Militant International Review, No. 24, November 1983, p. 12-26)

Peter Taaffe: Andropov and after … (Militant International Review, No 25, February 1984, p. 11-19)

Lynn Walsh: The choice before the Labour Party (Militant International Review, No 27, Autumn 1984, p. 2-9)

Bob Labi: Marxism and the Nicaraguan Revolution (Militant International Review, No 27, Autumn 1984, p. 12-20)

Margaret Creear: Women in Revolt (Militant International Review, No 28, Winter 1985, p. 4-8)

Peter Taaffe: From bureaucrat to dissident (Militant International Review, No 28, January 1985, p. 9-15)

Ted Grant: Arms Race, War in the 1980s—“Politics by Other Means” (Militant International Review, No 29, Summer 1985, p. 5-10)

Peter Hadden: Sinn Fein blocks workers’ unity(Militant International Review, No 29, Summer 1985, p. 11-15)

Peter Taaffe: Liverpool’s struggle – Lessons for the movement (Militant International Review, No. 31, Spring 1986, p. 6-13)

Bob Lee: The Inner cities erupt – what lies ahead for blacks in Britain? (Militant International Review, No. 31, Spring 1986, p. 14-18)

Kevin Fernandes: Black Sections – Constitutional substitute for socialist policies (Militant International Review, No. 31, Spring 1986, p. 16-17)

Peter Hadden: The Anglo-Irish Agreement – A Warning to Labour No. 31 p. 18-24

Jeremy Birch: Third World living standards and the post-war boom. . . ‚An unending nightmare of squalor and destitution‘ (Militant International Review, No. 32, Summer 1986, p. 12-15)

The Colonial Revolution and Civil War in South Yemen (Militant International Review, No. 32, Summer 1986, p. 15-19)

Ted Grant: The French Revolution Begins (July 1968, Reprint Militant International Review, No 34, Spring 1987, p. 13-14)

Lynn Walsh: Comment – Dodging The Taxing Questions (Militant International Review, No 34, Spring 1987, p. 15-17)

Alejandro Rojas (Tony Saunois): Perspectives for the Nicaraguan revolution (Militant International Review, No. 34, Spring 1987, p. 18-28)

Peter Taaffe: Liverpool – A City That Dared to Fight (Interview, Militant International Review, No. 36, Winter 1988, p. 7-8)

Lynn Walsh: Spycatcher, Thatcher and the State (Militant International Review, No 36, Winter 1988, p. 28-35)

Peter Hadden: Northern Ireland – Tories Reach an Impasse (Militant International Review, No 37, Summer 1988, p. 12-17)

Lynn Walsh: The economics of Perestroika (Militant International Review, No 37, Summer 1988, p. 19-21)

Phil Frampton: Jesse Jackson and the black struggle ((Militant International Review, No 37, Summer 1988, p. 22-27)

Peter Taaffe: Gorbachev and the Left (Militant International Review, No 38, Autumn 1988, p. 7-14)

Jen Pickard: Women in the Soviet Union (Militant International Review, No 38, Autumn 1988, p. 19-23)

Militant International Review: Why has the slump been delayed? (Militant International Review, No. 38, Autumn 1988, p. 24-25)

Peter Taaffe: Can Labour win? (Militant International Review, No. 39, Spring 1989)

Ted Grant: World Peace or Uneasy Truce? (Militant International Review, No 40, Summer 1989, p. 3-8)

Harriet Gill: Abuse – Bell’s Cleveland witchhunt (Militant International Review, No 40, Summer 1989, p. 18-21)

Lynn Walsh: Blasphemy: a burning issue? (Comment, Militant International Review, No 40, Summer 1989, p. 31-32, reprinted in Socialism Today, No. 111, July-August 2007)

Peter Hadden: Twenty Years Since the Troops Went In (Debate with Clare Short, Militant International Review, No. 41, Autumn 1989, p. 14-19)

Peter Taaffe: Bureaucrats tremble before workers‘ movement (Militant International Review, No. 41, Autumn 1989, p. 20-24)

Lynn Walsh: China: The First Act (Militant International Review, No 41, Autumn 1989, p. 27-30, 48)

Peter Taaffe: National Turmoil Erupts in USSR (Militant International Review, No 42, Winter 1990, p. 10-15)

Lynn Walsh: Poland and Hungary Returning to capitalism? (Militant International Review, No 42, Winter 1990, p. 16-27)

Lynn Walsh: German unification: capitalism triumphant? (Militant International Review, No 43, Spring 1990, p. 14-22)

Alejandro Rojas (Tony Saunois): The Sandinistas’ defeated – A victory for reaction (Militant International Review, No. 43, Spring 1990, p. 29-32)

Michael Roberts: A capitalist new dawn? (Militant International Review, No. 43, Spring 1990, p. 33-37)

Lynn Walsh: Rehabilitating Trotsky (Militant International Review, No 44, Summer 1990, p. 6-11)

Ted Grant: Trotsky’s Relevance Today (Militant International Review, No 44, Summer 1990, p. 12-22)

Peter Taaffe: After Thatcher (Militant International Review, No. 45, New Year 1991, p. 3-9)

Militant International Review: Crisis in the Gulf (Militant International Review, No. 45, New Year 1991, p. 14-31)

Michael Roberts: The end of the upswing (Militant International Review, No. 45, New Year 1991, p. 32-39)

Elizabeth Clarke (Clare Doyle): Soviet Union in turmoil (Militant International Review, No. 45, New Year 1991, p. 42-49)

Peter Taaffe: Red is the colour of our flag (Review, Militant International Review, No. 46, Summer 1991, p. 28-30)

Peter Taaffe: Out of the Ghetto (Review, Militant International Review, No. 47, 1992, p. 16-21)

Margaret Creear: No immunity (Militant International Review, No 47, 1992, p. 26-30)

Sam Lewenstein: Peace Settlement – Or preparing for a new war? (Militant International Review, No. 48, Summer 1992, p. 17-23)

Peter Taaffe: Prospects for Britain under Major (Militant International Review, No. 48, Summer 1992, p. 2-8)

Militant International Review: Europe unravels (Militant International Review, No. 49, Autumn 1992, p. 2-5)

Kevin Simpson: The Balkans at war (Militant International Review, No. 49, Autumn 1992, p. 12-19 )

Militant International Review: After the cold war (Militant International Review, No. 50, March-April 1993, p. 2-7)

Peter Hadden: Towards a lasting peace? (Militant International Review, No. 50, March-April 1993, p. 20 f.)

Peter Taaffe: A Life on the Right (Review, Militant International Review, No. 50, March-April 1993, p. 29-30)

Peter Taaffe: Bosnia’s Killing Fields (Militant International Review, No. 51, May-June 1993, 2-7)

Margaret Creear: An unnatural system (Militant International Review, No. 51, May-June 1993, p. 19-25)

Nick Wrack:Resisting the Euro-right (Militant International Review, No. 52, July-August 1993, p. 2-7)

Kevin Simpson: The break-up of Yugoslavia (Militant International Review, No. 52, July-August 1993, p. 17-20)

Andrea Enisuoh: Reverse the fear (Militant International Review, No 53, September-October 1993, p. 16-18)

Lynn Walsh: A period of Depression (Militant International Review, No 53, September-October 1993, p. 19-25)

Peter Taaffe: The Need for Words (Militant International Review, No. 53, September-October 1993, p. 27-30)

Peter Hadden: A Precisely Worded Fudge (Militant International Review, No. 55, January/February 1994, p. 14-17)

Lynn Walsh: Open warfare postponed (Militant International Review, No. 55, January/February 1994, p. 21-25)

Peter Taaffe: Apartheid ends – a new chapter opens (Militant International Review, No. 55, January 1994, p. 2-8)

Lynn Walsh: The Chinese Puzzle (Militant International Review, No 56, March-April 1994, p. 26-32)

Lynn Walsh: Europe Isn’t Working (Militant International Review, No 57, May/June 1994, p. 15-21)

Martin Cock: Capitalism’s lost continent (Militant International Review, No. 58, August 1994, p. 8-12)

Peter Taaffe: USA Today (Militant International Review, No. 58, August 1994, p. 21-27)

Dave Cotterill: Clinton’s Haitian gamble (Militant International Review, No. 59, October-November 1994, p. 2-6 )

Christine Thomas: Has there been a ‚Genderquake‘? (Militant International Review, No 60, February-March 1995, p. 9-13)

Phil Hearse: The End of Socialism? (Militant International Review, No 60, February-March 1995, p. 14-18)

James Long: Challenges facing the European Left (Militant International Review, No 60, February-March 1995, p. 19-23)

Labor Militant: Rising anger behind US election results (Militant International Review, No 60, February-March 1995, p. 24-25)

Tony Saunois: Latin America’s Tequila Hangover (Militant International Review, No 60, February-March 1995, p. 26-28)

Peter Taaffe: Labour after Clause Four (Militant International Review, No 61, p. 7-13, reprinted in Socialism Today, No 136, March 2010)

Helen Redwood :Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Liberation – What’s socialism got to do with it? (Militant International Review, No 61, Summer 1995, p. 14-18)

Tony Saunois: Mexican crisis, Subcommandante Marcos and the Zapatistas (Militant International Review, No 61, Summer 1995, p. 18-21)

Lynn Walsh: South Africa – A nation still in waiting (Militant International Review, No 61, Summer 1995, p. 22-25)

John Bulaitis: Wagnermania (Militant International Review, No 61, Summer 1995, p. 30-32)

Phil Hearse: Israel-PLO deal in Crisis (Socialism Today, No 1, September 1995, p. 8-9)

Lynn Walsh: What future for socialism today? (Socialism Today, No 1, p. 10-15, May 1995, reprinted in Socialism Today, December 2024)

Margaret Jones: Selling the System (Socialism Today, No 1, September 1995, p. 24-27)

Lynn Walsh: Bosnian ‘peace’ (Socialism Today, No 3, November 1995, p. 5)

Phil Clarke: OJ jurors find US justice system guilty (Socialism Today, No 3, November 1995, p. 6)

Andrea Enisuoh: The Million Man March (Socialism Today, No 3, November 1995, p. 7)

Christine Thomas: A blow to the right to choose (Socialism Today, No 3, November 1995, p. 8)

Lynn Walsh: US-Russian Relations (Socialism Today, No 3, November 1995, p. 23-28)

Lezli-An Barrett: Land and Freedom (Review, Socialism Today, No 3, November 1995, p. 29-30)

Tony Cross: Animal Farm revisited (Review, Socialism Today, No 3, November 1995, p. 30-31)

Mike Waddington: Truths about Churchill (Review, Socialism Today, No 3, November 1995, p. 32)

Peter Taaffe: The Real Nelson Mandela (Socialism Today, No 5, February 1996)

Lynn Walsh: The Politics of Zippergate (Socialism Today, No. 6, March 1996, p. 16-19)

Lynn Walsh: European capitalist unity in crisis (Socialism Today, No. 6, March 1996)

Peter Hadden: Somewhere between war and peace (Socialism Today, No 7, April 1996, p. 3-4)

Robin Clapp: Global Myths (Socialism Today, No 7, April 1996, p. 15-18)

Dave Beale: ‚Lean Production‘ – The New Management Techniques (Socialism Today, No 7, April 1996, p. 19-22)

Vince Dicey: Oscar Wilde. Pioneer of Gay Liberation? (Socialism Today, No 7, April 1996, p. 26-29)

Peter Taaffe: Never Done – Women’s Work and the Feminisation of Poverty (Review, Socialism Today, No. 9, June 1996)

Peter Hadden: NI ‘peace’ process rumbles on (Socialism Today, No 10, July-August 1996, p. 4-5)

Mark Everden: The Pink Pound – Whose Liberation? (Socialism Today, No 10, July-August 1996, p. 12-14)

James Long: Africa: The continent capitalism abandoned (Socialism Today, No 10, July-August 1996, p. 20-24)

Sam Baskett: Jack London’s Call of Socialism (Socialism Today, No 10, July-August 1996, p. 25-28)

Peter Taaffe: Crushing the workers in the Export Processing Zones (Review, Socialism Today No 10, July 1996, p. 29 f.)

Peter Hadden: Back from the Brink (Socialism Today, No 11, September 1996)

Socialism Today: Clinton’s futile barbarism (Editorial, Socialism Today, No 12, October 1996, p. 2-5)

Tony Saunois: EZLN meeting hits wrong notes (Socialism Today, No 12, October 1996, p. 7-8)

Clare Doyle: Bitter defeat for Russian army (Socialism Today, No 12, October 1996, p. 8-9)

Naomi Byron: Burundi Killing Fields (Socialism Today, No 12, October 1996, p. 10)

Peter Taaffe: Labour and Socialism (Socialism Today No 12, October 1996, p. 11-14)

Clare Wilkins: New attacks on abortion (Review, Socialism Today, No 12, October 1996, p. 30-31)

Andrea Enisuoh: Why does education fail black youth? (Review, Socialism Today, No 12, October 1996, p. 33)

Peter Taaffe: Tories – Is The Party Over? (Socialism Today No 13, November 1996, p. 10-13)

Tony Saunois: Latin American Left – Mass Struggles, Ideological Crisis (Socialism Today, No 13, Nov 1996, p. 14-18)

Sam Baskett: Jack London racist? (Letter, Socialism Today, No 13, November 1996, p. 33)

David Cameron: East Africa in turmoil (Socialism Today, No 14, December 1996, p. 2-3)

Phil Hearse: Nicaragua: ‚privilege restored‘ (Socialism Today, No 14, December 1996, p. 3-4)

Margaret Creear: Moral Panic (Socialism Today, No 14, December 1996, p. 10-13)

Margaret Jones: Natural-born killers? (Socialism Today, No 14, December 1996, p. 25-28)

Christine Thomas: Rape on Trial (Review, Socialism Today, No 14, December 1996, p. 31-32)

Martin Powell-Davies: Kick Out the Kids? (Socialism Today, No 15, February 1997, p. 10-11)

Kevin Simpson: Palestine: Hebron Deal Solves Nothing (Socialism Today, No 15, February 1997, p. 16-18)

Lynn Walsh: Tigers Fight Back (Socialism Today, No. 16, March 1997, p. 7)

Christine Thomas: Another Moral Panic (Socialism Today, No 16, March 1997, p. 9)

Nancy Taaffe: Loach’s Best? (Review, Socialism Today, No 16, March 1997, p. 30)

Margaret Creear: No child of mine (Socialism Today, No 17, April 1996, p. 6-7)

Lynn Walsh: What Will Happen in Labour Britain (Socialism Today, No 17, April 1997, p. 11-16)

Peter Taaffe: Blair’s Australian model (Socialism Today, No 17, April 1997, p. 21-24)

Peter Hadden: No Change in Northern Ireland (Socialism Today, No. 18, May 1997, p. 9)

Lynn Walsh: Albania: Imperialism Intervenes (Socialism Today, No. 18, May 1997, p. 15-16)

Peter Taaffe: 1797-1997 Gracchus Babeuf – Communist Pioneer (Socialism Today, No. 18, May 1997, p. 22-29)

Tony Saunois: Kabila and Crocodile Shoes (Socialism Today, No 19, June 1998, p. 5)

Peter Taaffe: Blair’s First Month (Socialism Today, No 19, June 1997, p. 10-14)

Lynn Walsh: Tony & Bill (Socialism Today, No. 19, June 1997, p. 15-17)

Andrea Enisuoh, Hugo Pierre, Nasima Patel: What Future for Britain’s Black Population (Interview, Socialism Today, No 19, June 1997, p. 18-21)

Geoff Jones: Do Computers Dream of Chess Tournaments … ? (Socialism Today, No 19, June 1997, p. 22-24)

Christine Thomas: Tomorrow’s Women? (Review, Socialism Today, No 19, June 1998, p. 31-32)

Margaret Creear: Lesbian and Gay Liberation: Will Labour make a difference? (Socialism Today, No 20, July-August 1997, p. 17-20)

Lynn Walsh: Eurocrash! (Socialism Today, No 20, July/August 1997, p. 21-28) (Socialism Today, No 20, July-August 1997, p. 17-20)

Niall Mulholland: Bombs Hit Mid-East ‚Peace‘ (Socialism Today, No 21, September 1997, p. 6-8)

Phil Hearse: Mexico sunrise? (Socialism Today, No 21, September 1997, p. 22-24)

Socialism Today: East Asian Market Tremors – End of the Cycle or End of Cycles? (Socialism Today, No 22, October 1997, p. 2-4)

Peter Taaffe: Diana Outpouring – Virtual Protest (Socialism Today, No 22, October 1997, p. 13-17)

Lynn Walsh: Victory for US unions (Socialism Today, No 22, October 1997, p. 22-27)

Elaine Brunskill: Abortion rights: 30 years on (Socialism Today, No 23, November 1997, p. 8-9)

Peter Taaffe: The legacy of the Russian revolution (Socialism Today, No. 23, November 1997, p. 11-18, reprinted in No 112, October 2007)

Lynn Walsh: Heading For A Slump (Socialism Today, No. 24, December 1997, p. 11-16)

Socialism Today: Tiger Economic Meltdown Threatens World Recession (Editorial, Socialism Today, No 25, February 1998, p. 2-4)

Peter Taaffe: Labour Left: Heading For A Split? (Socialism Today No 25, February 1998, p. 12-16)

Diane Stokes: Mother Teresa revealed (Review, Socialism Today, No 25, February 1998, p. 29)

Geoff Jones: Genetic Politics (Review, Socialism Today, No 25, February 1998, p. 30)

Socialism Today: No Way Back to New World Order (Editorial, Socialism Today, No 26, March 1998, p. 2-4)

An Israeli correspondent: Class Politics in Israel [Socialism Today, No 26, March 1998, p. 8-9]

Tony Saunois: Castro & the Pope (Socialism Today, No 26, March 1998, p. 20-21)

Peter Taaffe: Marxism: the Next Big Idea (Socialism Today 26, March 1998 p. 22-27)

Committee for a Workers‘ International: International Women’s Day (Socialism Today, No 26, March 1998, p. 26-30)

Christine Thomas: Can-Do Girls (Review, Socialism Today, No 26, March 1998, p. 31)

Niall Mulholland: Kosovo rising (Socialism Today, No 27, April 1998, p. 4-5)

Lynn Walsh: Rural reaction (Socialism Today, No 27, April 1998, p. 9-10)

Socialism Today: US/Iraq: War threat averted – for now (Editorial, Socialism Today, No 27, April 1998, p. 14-18)

Hannah Sell: Fighting for a promised land (Socialism Today, No 27, April 1998, p. 25-29)

Socialism Today: Japan, the US and the coming world downturn (Editorial, Socialism Today, No 28, May 1998, p. 2-4)

Amnon Cohen: A golden anniversary? (Socialism Today, No 28, May 1998, p. 6-7)

Bob Graham: Re-Gay the Day [Socialism Today, No 28, May 1998, p. 9-10]

Peter Taaffe: Russia’s agony (Socialism Today, No 28, May 1998, p. 24-28)

Christine Thomas: New Britain, New Feminism? (Review, Socialism Today, No 28, May 1998, p. 29)

Peter Taaffe: 1937: Persecution and Defiance (Socialism Today, No. 30, July 1998)

Lynn Walsh: The Nightmare Scenario (Socialism Today, No. 30, July 1998)

For Socialism Today No 31 ff. see https://socialismtoday.org/back-issues