Editorial When politics trumped economics
As we begin 2021, 2020 should be remembered as the year in which politics trumped economics twice – on Brexit
Read moreAs we begin 2021, 2020 should be remembered as the year in which politics trumped economics twice – on Brexit
Read moreNick Kempe outlines the key principles and values that must underpin the reform of care in Scotland. The Scottish Government’s
Read moreSo, Boris’s near death experience this spring did not bring about any noticeable change of heart in his politics. Those
Read moreWith so much still unknown, Bill Ramsay says the rush to return to school is ill-advised and dangerous When considering
Read moreComment: Four Separate Issues Arising from COVID-19 Response Councils in Scotland have been at the forefront in dealing with COVID-19
Read moreWe asked a further range of left activists and commentators to provide their assessments of what happened and what we
Read moreGeneral election 2019 analysis We would welcome any responses to the analysis contained in this issue – what’s right, what’s
Read moreThe theme of this issue of Scottish Left Review is an examination of the intentions, processes and outcomes of the
Read moreThe March/April issue of Scottish Left Review is our traditional STUC congress edition. In it, we ask a variety of
Read moreHappy New Year to all our subscribers, readers and supporters. And, with the pleasantries now done, let’s get back to
Read moreEditorial This was an issue of Scottish Left Review we could not put off any longer. Since the referendum in
Read moreIssue 107 Editorial. It is a pleasure and an honour for Scottish Left Review to play its small part in
Read moreVince Mills looks behind the headlines to see what is really going on. Perhaps the saddest aspect of the ‘debate’
Read moreDefining a social democratic party, its ideology, purpose and processes.
Read moreDave Watson argues municipal socialism can do more than just help end austerity.
Read moreA Future after Brexit? Unions and the Scandinavian model of social democracy THURSDAY 27 SEPTEMBER Speaker FRANCES O’GRADY GENERAL SECRETARY,
Read moreKevin Williamson observes the wreckage of the SSP/Solidarity project and argues that while it may be an unedifying sight, it does not mean there is no hope for the Scottish left.
Read moreGordon Morgan attempts to take a non-sectarian and dispassionate look at the various attempts – and failures – to find a way to avoid left parties standing against each other and asks what next?
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