Nicaragua and South Africa, not the US, should be the inspiration for Iraq’s constitution.
Category: politics
Burnt Out
Kenneth Clarke’s work for British American Tobacco should disqualify him from office.
Signal Your Opposition
A vote for a minor party could be the most powerful one you could cast.
Paid-up Members
How can MPs represent us when they earn up to 95% of their income from outside interests?
Media Fairyland
The US media is creating a world of make believe.
Religion of the Rich
There is a precedent for the Bush Project, but it’s not fascism
The Paradox of Transition
How does the Global Justice Movement become effective without becoming New Labour?
The Bad or the Terrible
Those who insist that Nader supporters should vote for Kerry are holding back US democratisation.
Jump on our Bandwagon
The corporations’ Achilles heel is the environment. It’s time for the left to hit it.
Letter of Resignation
Letter of Resignation
Invasion of the Entryists
Rattling the Bars
Something very big is stirring among Europe’s young people
Back to Front Coup
The military is being invited into the heart of politics in the US.
Don’t Cry for Clare
Short’s career as a licensed rebel casts light on our post-oppositional, post-modern politics
Death of the Secret Ballot
The government won’t offer electoral choice; instead it has introduced voting gimmicks which will further undermine our faith in democracy
The Rescue Parties
Far from handing elections to the right, protest votes galvanise the major players into action
Wreckers Unite
Labour has become the workers’ enemy. It’s time the unions stopped funding it
A New Mobilisation
The atomisation of society means that we must invent novel forms of political organisation
What is … The Corporate Takeover?
The New McCarthyism
Charges of anti-Americanism are themselves anti-American