 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
READING
ROOM
BROWSE
free-to-view articles from our publications
LW ONLINE BOOKS
Free-to-view
Pay-as-you-go
MARX
&
GRAMSCI
elecbook.com
SOUNDINGS
DEBATES
BOOKS
new
and forthcoming
eNEWS
SUBSCRIBE
regular updates of events and publications
MARX/ENGELS collected
works
in 50 vols.
save £900
SPECIAL
offers
NOTICEBOARD
NEWS
events and publications
Welcome
to Lawrence & Wishart
The
Green London Way: Walking the city's history and wildlife Bob
Gilbert
Completely revised
edition, including Olympic perimeter walk 'More than ever now … we need the
sanity and the calm informative voice of walkers like Bob Gilbert. This is
more than an elegy, it's an inspiration: open your eyes, see what is there
and not what you are told is there.' Iain Sinclair
Socialism
with a Northern Accent: Radical
traditions for modern times Paul
Salveson
'there is no
more relevant source for the renewal of today's Labour Party in its orientation
towards bringing energy and life back to the regions of England … a very important
contribution to the debate on how Labour can renew itself as a national party
with roots in working communities throughout the country.' Maurice Glasman
After
the Party: Reflections on life since the CPGB
Andy
Croft (editor)
Twenty years after the demise of the
Communist Party of Great Britain, eight former members reflect here on some
of the personal, political and cultural changes of the last twenty years.
Contributors: Dave Cope, Andy Croft, Alistair Findlay, Stuart Hill,
Kate Hudson, Andrew Pearmain, Mark Perryman, Lorna Reith Publication date:
May 11 2012
Anarchist
Studies 20.1
In this issue of Anarchist Studies Brian Schill examines anti-copyright
and postanarchism, and Daniel Jaeckle explores anarchist ethics in Ursula
Le Guin. Other contributors to this issue: Chris Dixon, John Quintus, Iain
McKay, Constance Bantman, Keith Hodgson, Paul Chambers, Seth Crownover, Laura
Greenwood, Nathan Jun, Gavin Grindon, Toby Boraman.
Soundings
50 Where's Labour?
Contributors
Guy Aitchison, David Armstrong, Peter Beresford, Aditya Chakrabortty, Phil
Cohen, Patrick Diamond, Alan Finlayson, Jeremy Gilbert, Michael Kenny, Tess
Lanning, Neal Lawson, Doreen Massey, Mark Perryman, Michael Rustin, Engelbert
Stockhammer, Jon Wilson
More about Soundings Publication
date: April 18 2012
Twentieth
Century Communism
Issue 4 2012 Communism and youth
This issue looks at communism through the prism of its relationship to young
people.
Contributors include Leo Goretti, Evan Smith, Juliane Brauer, Elke Weesjes,
Pia Koivunen, Kimmo Rentola, Detlef Siegfried
Publication
date: April 18 2012
Regeneration
Free
online book
Edited by Guy Shrubsole & Clare Coatman
'politics through the prism of generation, through which can be discerned
a first glimmer of a post-neoliberal consensus'
Part of the Radical Future e-book series
Print version also available
The
neoliberal crisis Free
Soundings online book
Edited by Jonathan Rutherford and Sally Davison
Key Soundings essays on the crisis of the neoliberal regime Contributors:
John Clarke, Stuart Hall, Doreen Massey and Michael Rustin.
Welfare
Reform Free
Soundings online book
The contributions to this short ebook have been written in the moment of political
campaigning. They bear witness, employ argument and offer statistical evidence
to challenge the way both Labour and the Coalition governments have designed
and implemented welfare reforms.
new
formations
74
Food on the Move
Contributors: Daniela Caselli, Heng-Chang Chi, Jean Duruz, Danielle Gallegos,
Bart Moore-Gilbert, Jeffrey Geiger, Ben Highmore, Peter Jackson, Panikos Panayi,
Annebella Pollen, Elspeth Probyn, Tara Blake Wilson, Amanda Wise
The
Labour tradition and the politics of paradox
Free online book
Maurice Glasman, Jonathan Rutherford, Marc Stears, Stuart White (eds)
Foreword by Ed Miliband
Leadership
& Democracy
Stephen Williams and R.H.Fryer
NUPE played
a key role in some of the major struggles of the 1970s and 1980s, not least
in the battles of the Winter of Discontent. Its championing of the low-paid
and defence of the public sector are of continuing relevance in today's harsh
political climate.
Revolutionary
communist at work:
a political biography of Bert Ramelson
Roger Seifert and Tom Sibley
Ramelso was the Communist Party's National Industrial Organiser in the 1960's
and 1970s. He received the accolade of being named by prime minister Harold
Wilson as the most dangerous man in Britain.
RENEWAL
19.3/4 Winter
2011
Contributors: Roger Backhouse, Bradley Bateman, Jacqui Briggs, John Denham,
Gregor Gall, Gavin Hayes, Tim Horton, Mariana Mazzucato, Catherine Needham,
Adam Ramsay, Matthew Richmond, Ed Rooksby, David Rowland, Robert Saunders,
Hopi Sen, Marc Stears, Andy Tarrant, Noel Thompson, Robert Tinker, and Richard
Toye.
Revisiting
Associative Democracy free
online book
Edited by Andrea Westall
Contributors: Anthony Barnett, Rosemary Bechler, Ian Christie, Maurice
Glasman, Su Maddock, Sam Mauger, Penny Shepherd, Graham Smith, Jonathan Michie,
Andrea Westall, Stuart White.
.
|
|
