Socialist parties in race for electoral territory
Amid a flurry of competing socialist candidate announcements, there is talk of possible electoral collaboration. Bob Sparks takes a look.
Amid a flurry of competing socialist candidate announcements, there is talk of possible electoral collaboration. Bob Sparks takes a look.
The self-apppointed leadership must open up to democracy to ensure the movement can become a mass force. Martin Greenfield reports.
Bob Sparks looks at ongoing barriers to socialist unity outside the ALP.
A NSW Socialists member asks if the group offers a new hope for left unity or whether old sect tensions will destroy the project?
There is much talk of socialist unity but on the ground sectarian competition is the game. Bob Sparks offers a potential way forward.
Most on the left think criticising others is a form of ‘sectarianism’. But David Lockwood says taking the Marxist left seriously means engaging with its ideas.
The Socialist Alliance and Vic Socialists are at loggerheads over federal registration for ‘The Socialists’. Only politics can fix this.
Recreating left Laborism with a ‘socialist’ and activist coloration won’t get the job done.
Annoying to some, irrelevant to others, David Lockwood argues we need to take splits seriously to build something worthwhile.
The left must be the radical alternative to the establishment, writes Hamish McPherson.
In the wake of the historic Sydney Harbour Bridge ‘March for Humanity’ we can build a truly mass solidarity movement with a strong working-class character.
Comintern wrote to the early CPA insisting Marxists organise inside the ALP, despite its racism and support for Empire.