Education

T is for Trotskyism

What is it?

Workers Power  ·  21 September 2018

U is for Unions

A trade union can function without its bloated bureaucrats. In fact it will only really function as a force for socialist change without them.

Workers Power  ·  20 September 2018

V is for Value

If the process of production inevitably produces a bit of extra value, and that extra bit comes only from what the workers contribute, why should the profits go into the pockets of the business owners?

Workers Power  ·  19 September 2018

W is for War

Unlike pacifists – who reject all wars – socialists oppose some wars, support others and will be prepared to wage war against the capitalist enemy.

Workers Power  ·  18 September 2018

X is for Malcolm X

Malcolm X was a heroic fighter for black liberation who had started his evolution from nationalism and separatism to socialism but was brutally murdered before its completion.

Workers Power  ·  17 September 2018

Z is for Zetkin

Clara Zetkin led the struggle for a socialist-led, working class based women’s organisation in Germany in the 1880s-1890s

Workers Power  ·  14 September 2018

The revolutionary programme

What is the programme and why is it important?

Workers Power  ·  01 November 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

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