Britain

The revolutionary programme

What is the programme and why is it important?

Workers Power  ·  01 November 1998

Clara Zetkin and the struggle for a working class women's movement

  The period of the 1880’s and 1890’s in Germany was a period of rapid industrialisation carried through under the guidance of the repressive German state. It saw the birth and growth of German Social Democracy as the mass workers party. It drew women, and children, into industry on a large scale. It was in […]

Workers Power  ·  01 October 1998

Why we need a revolutionary party

Revolutionary leadership is needed to break the hold of the reformists and win the working class to communism.

Workers Power  ·  01 October 1998

Which road: reform or revolution?

Can capitalism be reformed through parliament?

Workers Power  ·  01 September 1998

The origins of scientific socialism

How Marx and Engels transformed socialist ideas into a scientific critique of capitalism.

Workers Power  ·  01 July 1998

Socialism and Black Liberation

Racism – what it is and how to fight it! Published in 1995 by Workers Power, it examines the history of racial oppression and the use of racism as a weapon to divide the working class. Sorry this pamphlet is no longer in print Available to read online here Available to download here

Workers Power  ·  22 March 1995

'Tyrants, believe and tremble' – the Chartist movement in Britain

The example of Chartism proves there is a revolutionary tradition in the British working class writes Stuart King ‘The era of Chartism is immortal in that over the course of a decade it gives us in condensed and diagrammatic form the whole gamut of proletarian struggle – from petitions in parliament to armed insurrection. All […]

Workers Power  ·  24 March 1992

Perspectives: TUC tries to sabotage unemployment struggle

As unemployment approaches 1.5 million, we need a programme to force trade union leaders to fight -- or act without them.

Workers Power  ·  29 November 1975

The crisis, the Left, and our perspectives

Our first perspectives document, setting out the fundamental political basis of our tendency: orientation to the working class, internationalism, the united front and application of a revolutionary programme.

Workers Power  ·  29 November 1975

Socialists, abortion, and NAC

Where is the National Abortion Campaign going?

Workers Power  ·  29 November 1975

Ireland – High time the British left took sides

The war in the Six Counties is a war between British imperialism and the Irish people. But this fact is still not clear to many on the British left.

Workers Power  ·  29 November 1975

£6 is not our limit—it must be smashed

The Labour government's Incomes Policy is designed to lower workers' living standards, and protect the bosses' profits

Workers Power  ·  29 November 1975

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