An assault on us all
Issue section: News1st November 2010Issue: November 2010352ByJoseph ChoonaraJoseph Choonara opens our coverage of the spending review, arguing that George Osborne's plans expose the lie that "we're all...
View ArticleCauses of the crisis
Issue section: Books1st June 2012Issue: June 2012370ByJoseph ChoonaraCostas LapavitsasThe sovereign debt crisis in the eurozone has become the most glaring problem facing global capitalism. Across the...
View ArticleThe trouble with Lenin
Issue section: Feature2nd May 2014Issue: May 2014391ByJoseph ChoonaraContinuing the debate on the role of Leninism, Joseph Choonara argues that the Bolshevik leader's concept of the party remains the...
View ArticleWork contracts: a zero-sum game
Issue section: News4th June 2014Issue: June 2014392ByJoseph ChoonaraLabour leader Ed Miliband has repeatedly pledged to end "exploitative" zero-hours contracts. We can safely assume that he does not...
View ArticleThe economy's empty smile
Issue section: In perspective column5th November 2014Issue: November 2014396ByJoseph ChoonaraOctober's market jitters show how confidence in the recovery can flip into panic. But what underlies the...
View ArticleChained to austerity
Issue section: In perspective column6th January 2015Issue: January 2015398ByJoseph ChoonaraDespite slashing public spending, the coalition's economic medicine has failed. Now the economy is taking...
View ArticleWho do we vote for now?
Issue section: In perspective column30th January 2015Issue: February 2015399ByJoseph ChoonaraWe need to build a credible unified left alternative to Labour that is rooted in the struggle of the working...
View ArticleGreece: It didn't have to be this way
Issue section: In perspective column3rd March 2015Issue: March 2015400ByJoseph ChoonaraThe Troika has succeeded in imposing its will on the Syriza government for now, but other options were. And still...
View ArticleSummers vs Bernanke: Sick capitalism
Issue section: Opinion28th April 2015Issue: May 2015402ByJoseph ChoonaraHeavyweight economists can offer only a partial understanding of the weak recovery. Step forward, Karl Marx.A fascinating debate...
View ArticleEU referendum: Should we stay or should we go?
Issue section: Feature30th June 2015Issue: July / August 2015404ByJoseph Choonarahungary-border.jpgAs the debate over European Union membership heats up, Joseph Choonara argues that socialists should...
View ArticleStock crash shows up sham recovery
Issue section: News2nd September 2015Issue: September 2015405ByJoseph ChoonaraBurning_Hell_Bank_Note_in_China.jpgThe world’s stock markets were once more in turmoil as Socialist Review went to press....
View ArticleMore space for a left No
Issue section: In perspective column28th September 2015Issue: October 2015406ByJoseph ChoonaraThe debate continues on how best to be an internationalist in the run up to the EU referendum.Last month’s...
View ArticleLittle joy in being your own boss
Issue section: Opinion30th November 2015Issue: December 2015408ByJoseph ChoonaraA rise in the numbers of self-employed people in Britain raises interesting questions for Marxists about the changing...
View ArticleDefy noxious Tories' divide and rule
Issue section: Opinion5th January 2016Issue: January 2016409ByJoseph ChoonaraThe government is trying to drive a wedge between hard anti-racists and the wider layer who have supported refugeesThe tail...
View ArticleWorking class gets an injection
Issue section: Opinion2nd February 2016Issue: February 2016410ByJoseph ChoonaraThe junior doctors' strikes raise questions about how socialists should define the working class.Back in 1986, or...
View ArticleThe dynamics of the world economy
Issue section: In perspective column29th February 2016Issue: March 2016411ByJoseph ChoonaraThe weakness of the global economic recovery vindicates Marxists' analysis of the 2008 crisis.It is sometimes...
View ArticleTories cook up a crisis
Issue section: Feature1st April 2016Issue: April 2016412ByJoseph Choonaratories.jpgThe EU referendum is deepening the cracks in the Tory Party. Joseph Choonara looks at how the refugee question and EU...
View ArticlePushing the limits of Corbynomics
Issue section: Opinion29th April 2016Issue: May 2016413ByJoseph ChoonaraThe more radical elements of Corbyn and McDonnell's economic policies can challenge the logic of capitalismThe ire on the right...
View ArticleDown with miserablism
Issue section: Opinion31st May 2016Issue: June 2016414ByJoseph ChoonaraBoth sides in the official EU referendum debate were excelling themselves in their hideousness as Socialist Review went to press....
View ArticleAfter the leave vote: we can beat back racism and austerity
Issue section: News28th June 2016Issue: July / August 2016415ByJoseph Choonarachoonara2.jpgThe British state, its ruling class, its economy and its political system have all been thrown into chaos by...
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