Editorial
Living la vida loca lockdown Boris Johnson, for his Tory government, proclaims how ‘incredibly generous’ it is being to those
Read moreRoz Foyer introduces the Scottish Trades Union Congress’s response to the COVID calamity. We face the biggest economic crisis in
Read moreJoe Cullinane explains what North Ayrshire council is doing to roll back the neo-liberal tide. We are in the midst
Read moreArthur West makes the case for a non-nuclear future ahead of the Scottish Parliament elections. During the Covid 19 crisis
Read moreMhairi Snowden stress tests our human rights practice and finds our governments wanting. If COVID-19 has been a fundamental test
Read moreIn his new pamphlet, James Mitchell highlights the complexities we must comprehend for mature discussion. Debate over Scotland’s constitutional future
Read moreKatrina Faccenda says the roadblock must be removed so socialist policies can become attractive again. The fightback against the latest
Read moreCampbell Martin unravels the continuing battle for the soul of the SNP. In years to come, students of Scottish politics
Read moreStephen Smellie surveys the field and asks whether change at the top will presage change beneath. Over the next 18
Read moreNatalia Equihua reports on continuing campaign to protect women from male violence. This 25 November marks 29 years since the
Read moreElaine Smith outlines the progress on her bill to enact the right into law. In Scottish Left Review (111, May/June
Read moreStuart Fairweather looks at the successful creation of the Dundee Action Forum and asks what next. Dundee Action Forum (DAF)
Read moreVictor Grossman argues much was lost and not much gained by East Germans under the new Germany. Despite being the
Read moreHiroshima (2005), produced and directed by Paul Wilmhurst Reviewed by Jackie Bergson. Premiered on British terrestrial television earlier this year,
Read moreLesley Riddoch, Huts: a place beyond – how to end our exile from nature, Luath, 2020, £9.99 Reviewed by Hamish
Read moreLast issue, we featured two poems from history teacher, David McKinstry, who had been engaged in home schooling and dealing
Read moreWe have now reached the beginning of the last two months of 2020. The world, at least my admittedly fairly
Read moreSo, Boris’s near death experience this spring did not bring about any noticeable change of heart in his politics. Those
Read moreLilian Macer excoriates the Scottish Government’s approach as inadequate to deal with pandemic we are facing. The World Health Organisation
Read moreAndrew Watterson, Rory O’Neill, Janet Newsham and Hilda Palmer critique the carelessness and incompetence of government policy and practice The
Read moreKate Ramsden argues we must take political advantage of the pandemic to rebuild our local public services Covid-19 has highlighted
Read morePat Rafferty looks at the case of ADL to argue that only government action can secure green jobs and help
Read moreEllie Harrison makes the case for getting Glasgow to go green and free in its transport system September 2020 sees
Read moreMolly Scott-Cato assesses the pros and cons of efforts in Europe to make a green just transition The mantra ‘Build
Read moreDave Sherry recounts previous examples of campaigns to mobilise the unemployed as part of a wider labour movement struggle The
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