Could Scotland become the new Norway?
Though Raphael De Santos argues that while there’s no way to be a new Norway, there is still much scope
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EU
Taking back the power: forcing the EU’s hand
Though a little late in the day, Gregor Gall suggests a way out of the ‘leave’/’remain’ stasis for the left.
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Vladimir McTavish’s Kick up the Tabloids
The content of this article may be utterly irrelevant by the time it appears in print. Writing this column in
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Backstop, borders and Brexit – a threat to life and liberty in the Emerald Isle
Gerry Carroll argues a Tory Brexit will spell a disaster for working people The seemingly never-ending saga of Brexit appears
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Where now for Corbyn on Brexit?
George Reid wonders whether Corbyn is hamstrung by his attachment to the ‘left analysis’ of the EU ‘Blimey, that was
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City Building (Glasgow): inspirational model of low energy construction and direct labour
Linda Clarke and Melahat Sahin-Dikmen show how two aspects of the Just Transition combine European Union (EU) 2020 plans to
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Demos Kratia – it is all Greek to us for people power?
Ian Paterson argues there are ways of producing proficient politics Us Scots are kidding ourselves, if we think we’re a
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Tories in tatters results in rise of right?
Sean Duffy argues that the beneficiaries of May’s meltdown are like to be Rees Mogg and his cohorts The Conservative
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Helping capitalism dig its own grave
George Kerevan sets out his socialist position in the context of the contradictions of capitalism WHAT position should socialists advance
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Brexit still represents an opportunity
Jim Sillars say capital rules the roost in the EU so the only way is out In requesting views on
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Tory Party implodes as Brexit explodes
Neil Findlay articulates Labour’s position The next few weeks and months will see the culmination of a forty-year civil war
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Against Brexit and for a ratification referendum
Molly Scott Cato makes the case for stopping a disaster by having a ‘People’s Vote’ ‘Brexit means Brexit’ declared Theresa
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Demanding what was promised
Mick Whelan lays out why his union supported Brexit and what it expects from the negotiations ASLEF backed Brexit –
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Where is Brexit heading and with what impact on independence?
Kirsty Hughes shows Brexit has thrown up many more questions than answers The October summit where a Brexit deal was
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Brexit, the ruling class and prospects for a left Labour government
Neil Davidson warns of dangers past, present and future for Corbyn, Labour and socialists For over 200 years after 1688
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A role for unions in careers education
Nick Cimini and Pete Robertson say careers advice should not be shackled to neo-liberal diktats Unions are well placed to
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A KICK UP THE TABLOIDS
Vladimir McTavish’s A KICK UP THE TABLOIDS There has been no lack of hyperbole in the media over the past
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