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1936:. This period also saw an increase in the number of full-time union convenors, and these factors along with an increase in unemployment have been blamed by Tony Cliff and the SWP for a drastic fall in union militancy. In 1974 the IS was ambitious and optimistic expecting to double the number of its factory branches over the next year. In practice, they declined swiftly from 38 in 1974 to only three or four by 1976. When the firefighters went on strike in 1977 against the Social Contract the IS was unable to deliver any significant solidarity. The national rank-and-file movement fell apart. In 1976, the SWP decided to stand in parliamentary by-elections but the results were very poor and the original idea of standing in 60 seats at the next election was dropped. 1972:

on the left as a self-serving unilateral SWP initiative to seize the leadership of the anti-racist movement and was regarded with suspicion by many anti-racist/anti-fascist activists. This was particularly true of many in the existing broad-based Anti-Fascist Committees (often with close connections to the local labour and trade union movement). The fact that local ANL groups were often launched as an SWP-led alternative to existing broad-based Anti-Fascist Committees increased the suspicions of non-SWP activists but a widespread desire not to display public divisions and a fear of alienating the ANL's celebrity sponsors meant that these divisions were kept fairly quiet. The ANL also received support from other Trotskyist groups and the

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secret factionalising outside of the three-month period prior to conference (in which open factions are permitted). The expulsions were contested at the conference of 2010 but a majority of the more than 500 delegates voted in favour of the expulsions which were then ratified. In February 2010, sixty former members of the Left Platform including

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The attempt to set up an organisation to exploit the anti-globalisation campaigns failed, but the party had more success with Stop the War, which was launched after the 11 September 2001 attacks, and reached its apogee at the mass rally in London to demonstrate against the impending invasion of Iraq.

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In April 2011, Chris Bambery, one of the last two Central Committee members to have worked alongside Tony Cliff, and the organiser of the Right To Work campaign, resigned from the party arguing, in his resignation letter, that it was ridden with factionalism, that he had learned about the founding of

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resigned from the Central Committee at party conference before forming an oppositional Left Platform in the party in October 2009 with the support of 64 members. The faction agreed to disband after the party's January 2010 conference. Two members of the Left Platform were expelled over allegations of

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attended the Welling demo, she came to realise that the ANL was a "front for the Socialist Workers Party". She later wrote that "the various groups that had taken an interest in Stephen's death were tearing each other apart and were in danger of destroying our campaign which we wanted to keep focused

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The leadership is formed by a central committee, and a national committee. Elections to the central committee are held at the national conference each January. As of 2023 the central committee members were: Alex Callinicos, Amy Leather, Camilla R, Charlie Kimber, Héctor Puente Sierra, Jessica Walsh,

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We hope to achieve, and will continue to work for, an environment where everyone can feel able to talk about these matters and then see appropriate action by the party. Everyone is entitled to operate in an environment free from harassment and intimidation in a culture of openness and be fully aware

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The SWP published a review of its Disputes Committee in December 2013. The Committee noted that it had taken on board submissions from members and a number of disciplinary processes in place in trade unions and other organisations. Together, these had resulted in 'substantial changes to procedures'.

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body sharing only anti-western sentiments with groups like the SWP and Respect. Former Socialist Alliance and Stop the War activist and press officer Anna Chen saw Lindsey German's comment "I'm in favour of defending gay rights, but I am not prepared to have it as a shibboleth, people who ... won't

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in 1982, reputedly because it tried to inject feminist thinking into SWP theoretical practice rather than gaining women members for the party, was a bitterly disputed action made by the leadership, a sharp debate taking place between those who believed the result would be to ignore the specificities

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As a Trotskyist tendency, the SRG/IS was faced with developing an explanation as to why and how a number of countries in the former colonial world had succeeded in overthrowing the rule of various imperial powers and forming states characterised by the SRG/IS as being bureaucratic state capitalist.

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in the Autumn of 1977 with a series of celebrity-endorsed adverts published in the press. Although it was portrayed as a broad initiative supported by the SWP along with wide swathes of the Labour Left and figures from popular culture (singers, musicians, actors and so on), the ANL was seen by many

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was taken and sold by miners. Between March 1972 and March 1974, the membership of IS increased from 2,351 to 3,310 and also recruited a large number of manual workers into membership. Meanwhile, other much smaller far-left groups emerged as a result of their members being expelled from the IS. The

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In January 2018 the SWP published Guidelines on Expected Behaviour for members. In January 2019 the party conference reviewed the behaviour handbook and made further recommendations which included examples of oppressive behaviours regarded as unacceptable. The Disputes Committee statement included

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On 10 March, a special conference was held in which Seymour and Miéville's faction was defeated, and the central committee insisted the report about the complaint against Delta "that no rape had occurred" be accepted. Seymour, who later accused "the leadership" of "rigged debates and gerrymandered

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journalist Tom Walker, noted that the allegations were investigated and dismissed by friends of the accused, Penny adding that the alleged victim and her friends were harassed by other party members; while journalist John Palmer, a one-time International Socialists member, pointed to problems with

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programme. Smith was found guilty of the assault at South Western Magistrates' Court, London, on 7 September 2010. He was sentenced to a 12-month community order, with 80 hours' unpaid work, and was fined £450 pending an appeal. (Smith was arrested again in July 2012 at a UAF demonstration against

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In January 1977, IS was renamed the Socialist Workers Party. This decision was a result of the move to stand in elections along with a perception that: "IS's ability to initiate activity, rather than simply join in movements launched by others, had never been greater. Industrially, there were more

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Rosa Luxemburg's conception of the structure of the revolutionary organisation – that they should be built from below up, on a consistently democratic basis – fits the needs of the workers' movement in the advanced countries much more closely than Lenin's conception of 1902−4, which was copied and

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and others, Seymour was involved with the internal opposition's blog, International Socialism, established in January 2013. According to Alex Callinicos: "the internal opposition are accountable to no one for these actions. They offer an unappetising lesson in what happens when power is exercised

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When (as the SWP has done for the past two years) they entertain at their keynote events a speaker — a jazz musician called Gilad Atzmon — who explicitly believes that the Protocols of the Elders of Zion are, whatever their historical provenance, an accurate depiction of modern America, they are

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This change in outlook and methods was viewed by many on the left as being a retreat into sectarianism by the SWP, but this change in methods is credited by the SWP as allowing it to survive a very hostile period with substantial numbers of party members. In contrast Murray Smith described it as

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Subsequent to the publicity surrounding the SWP's response to this rape allegation, a number of critics on the left called those in leadership positions "rape apologists"—for instance, these allegations were publicly aired and were the basis of a walkout in protest against SWP candidates at the

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In his May 1957 article "Perspectives of the Permanent War Economy", Cliff offered the PAE to readers in a version derived from Sard's earlier essays but without reference to Keynes and using a Marxist theoretical framework. This was the only attempt to develop the idea, which it is suggested

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played a major role. Livingstone argued that this kind of action was playing into the hands of the BNP. He said at the time: "No one's discussing policies. Now the question is the violence of the SWP, arguments between the police and the SWP about who is to blame". Although Stephen's mother

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The early 1990s, for many of the far-left, was a period of demoralisation and disorientation, due to the collapse of the Soviet Union. However, for the SWP this was seen as a vindication of their long held analysis that the Soviet Union was a 'state capitalist' society. They argued that "the

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From 1978 onward, Tony Cliff became convinced by some of his comrades that the period of rising militancy had come to an end and a downturn had begun. Cliff wrote: "The crisis in the organisation went on for about 3 years, 1976–79". By 1982, the SWP was refocused completely to a propagandist

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website shortly after the January conference, and the party's perceived failure to adequately resolve the issue resulted in strong internal criticism. One member of the disputes committee had asserted that the party had "no faith in the bourgeois court system to deliver justice". Journalist

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The national committee consists of 51 members elected annually at national conference. At least four party councils a year are to be arranged by the central committee. At these councils two delegates elected from each branch plus the national committee will be entitled to attend.

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With the Labour Party in power and many Labour members becoming disillusioned, IS started doing more work that was external to the Labour Party and ceased to practise entryism as a tactic around 1965. After 1967, few IS members were active in that party. In 1965, an article in

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RTW from Party Notes and that the party has no credible strategy to fight the government's cuts agenda. Bambery's resignation was followed by 38 members in Scotland with the intention of forming a new Marxist grouping north of the border. 50 ex-members of the SWP formed the

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said: "Obviously Marxists should take those positions which give access to the direct workers' organisations. But in the wards and GMCs the practice of buying the right to discuss politics by over-fulfilling the canvassing norms, should cease or be reduced to the minimum".

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to allegations of the party's sexism. Sherry replaced a member of the Central Committee who disapproved of the handling of the case while Sherry's father was a member of the Disputes Committee who found the allegation of misconduct against Delta "not proven". Journalist

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states: 'All previous historical movements were movements of minorities, or in the interest of minorities. The proletarian movement is the self-conscious, independent movement of the immense majority, in the interest of the immense majority.'" For more on this, see

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that the PAE was to be understood as allowing capitalism to achieve a level of stability by preventing the rate of profit from falling as spending on arms was unproductive and would not lead to the increase of the organic composition of capital. Later in 1951 in

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as its subject. However, the general concept of a deflected permanent revolution would be much exercised as a key analytical tool by IS theoreticians in the coming years. Significant in this respect is the work of Nigel Harris in relation to India and later of

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were appointed as national officers, all leading SWP members at the time. The Coalition organised a demonstration on 15 February 2003 when around 750,000 people (according to the Police) or up to 2 million (according to the organisers) marched through London.

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Few of the people who went on the march on 15 February 2003, myself included, would have known it was organised by the SWP, and even fewer joined the party as a result. But the scale of the protest offered a glimpse of the influence to which the SWP aspired.

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In an official statement via Charlie Kimber, the party's Central Committee, stated that the issue was an internal matter, insisting that "we strongly condemn" the release of the conference transcript and that "this case is closed". On his Lenin's Tomb blog,

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The breathing space provided by the presence of British troops is short but vital. Those who call for the immediate withdrawal of the troops before the men behind the barricades can defend themselves are inviting a pogrom which will hit first and hardest at

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would later extend and develop a distinct body of state capitalist analysis based on Cliff's initial work. This theory was summed up in the slogan "Neither Washington nor Moscow, but International Socialism". The slogan is said to have originally come from

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approach, with geographical branches as the main unit of the party, a focus on Marxist theory and an abandonment of perspective of building a rank and file movement. The rank and file organisations were wound down, as were the ANL, the women's organisation

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The SWP also seeks to differentiate itself from other Trotskyist tendencies. Three key theories are at the centre of its difference from other Trotskyists: State Capitalism, Deflected Permanent Revolution and The Permanent Arms Economy (see below).

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transition from state capitalism to multinational capitalism is neither a step forward nor a step backwards, but a step sidewards. The change only involves a shift from one form of exploitation to another form for the working class as a whole."

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The Stop the War Coalition held its first conference in January 2002. The Socialist Workers Party was central to setting up the coalition. Now, across the country, socialists ensured local groups were created and reflected the breadth of the

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With hindsight, Tony Cliff concluded that the years 1970–74 had been "the best years of my life". That period saw the creation of rank-and-file newspapers and a general turn to industry, including setting up factory branches. During the

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wrote in July 1997: "In the mid-term the 'sado-monetarist' strategy followed by the Labour government will clash increasingly sharply with a working class movement which has drawn hope and confidence from its electoral victory over the

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which stated: "the emancipation of the working classes must be conquered by the working classes themselves." They see this as distinguishing themselves from other socialist groups, particularly both from reformist parties such as the

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and the Young Socialists, a new Labour Party youth movement, the Socialist Review Group was able to recruit among a new generation of activists and by 1964 had a membership of 200. In 1959, the first edition of Cliff's book on

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winning. John Rees has said: "Socialists should unconditionally stand with the oppressed against the oppressor, even if the people who run the oppressed country are undemocratic and persecute minorities, like Saddam Hussein."

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Between 1970 and 2007 the British police had 24 undercover officers infiltrate the SWP. Some of the officers used the identity of dead children and four of these officers entered into sexual relationships with party members.

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both of whom worked on the PAE and now repudiate it, and by some other Trotskyists outside the IS Tradition. The PAE, the most contested of the three theories, is also the only one that did not originate with Tony Cliff.

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It was this period, that the Revolutionary Democratic Group were expelled and became in their words, "an external faction". The SWP was involved in the relaunch the ANL in 1992 in response to the growth of the

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A Disputes Committee document was discussed at the party conference in January 2013 about allegations of sexual assault and rape made by a 19-year-old female member against former SWP National Secretary

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According to John Rees, discussions with George Galloway about establishing a new group had begun to coalesce in December 2002. In England and Wales around January 2004 the SWP began an involvement in

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voters to question their allegiances, opening up opportunities, space for organisation and activity to the left of Labour that is traditionally occupied by the party when it is in opposition.

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suggested that instead of actually dealing with the rape allegation, the SWP preferred to talk about its internal organisation, thereby protecting its leadership. A report by Shiv Malik and

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The role played by the Socialist Workers Party in building the Stop the War Coalition in Britain helped to ensure that the London demonstration had a militant anti-imperialist character.

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The origins of the SWP lie in the formation of the Socialist Review Group (SRG) which held its founding conference in 1950. The group, initially of only eight members, was formed around

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in 2006 that the SWP were "allying with classic anti-Semitism". Atzmon and the SWP were similarly accused by other writers. The party eventually severed their association with Atzmon.

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The three theories taken together are often seen as being the hallmarks of the IS tradition, although this is contested by some former leaders of the IS, including Nigel Harris and

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Comrade Delta himself was reported to have resigned from the SWP in July 2013. According to Alex Callinicos in June 2014, around 700 members of the SWP had resigned from the group.

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in order to reach an audience and recruit. Of particular importance was the Labour League of Youth (LLY); from the 33 members at the first recorded meeting, 19 were in the LLY.

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reported that a woman who complained about rape in the SWP claimed she was asked a number of offensive questions about her sexual past and drinking habits. Another article in

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has claimed: "Its founding was for purely internal reasons, to give the members a sense of progress, the better to conceal the fact that there had actually been a retreat".

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argued against those who prematurely raised the slogan "Troops Out!" on the grounds that the presence of British troops would allow the nationalist population to recover:

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performed at SWP events for several years from 2004, and was promoted by the party as delivering "fearless tirades against Zionism". Because Atzmon believed the text of

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The PAE originated with a member of Max Shachtman's Workers' Party/Independent Socialist League named Ed Sard in 1944. Sard, writing as Walter J. Oakes, argued in

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was set up in close collaboration with the ANL and a series of successful carnivals were organised. Among the bands involved with Rock Against Racism were

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members than ever able to lead disputes in their own workplaces". According to Martin Shaw, this occurred with no real discussion within the organisation.

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of women's oppression, and those who believed that feminist theories were in danger of losing contact with the united interests of men and women workers.

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defended the party's version of Leninism and referred to the Delta issue as "a difficult disciplinary case" in the February issue of the party's monthly

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State capitalism and deflected permanent revolution came to be seen as central to a distinct IS politics by the mid-1960s along with the theory of the

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Joseph Choonara, Julie Sherry, Lewis Nielsen, Mark Thomas, Michael Bradley, Nadia Sayed, Sophia Beach, Tomáš Tengely Evans and Weyman Bennett.

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Unlike most Trotskyist organisations, the SWP does not have a formal programme (like the Fourth International's founding document, the

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It marked a turn to more of a focus on work in the trade unions, and a key part of this process was the pamphlet published in 1966:

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was reduced in size and then scrapped. The Socialist Review Group became the International Socialism Group (IS) at the end of 1962.

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has been active at many universities, but the SWSS suffered a serious decline in membership as the Comrade Delta scandal unfolded.

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was a strong warning of the serious flaws "inherent in Lenin's conception of party organisation" sustained by events since 1917.

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and dignified", and Doreen and Neville Lawrence wrote to both the ANL and ARA to demand that they "stop using Stephen's name".

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In part, such an explanation was needed to understand why these colonial revolutions had not developed into uninterrupted or

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Encyclopedia of British and Irish Party Politics in Local Government: Parties, Groups and Movements of the Twentieth Century

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the following March said that further allegations of rape have been made internally against another party member.

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Workers' Fight group joined as an open and allowed faction, but were expelled in 1971, and ultimately became the

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as an organisational practice, returning to Cliff's original position after leaving aside brief flirtations with

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The SWP describes itself as a "revolutionary socialist party" and considers itself to stand in the tradition of

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in 1950, it became the International Socialists in 1962 and the SWP in 1977. The party considers itself to be

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It also publishes three editions of a pre-conference Internal Bulletin and a formerly public bulletin called

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of how the party will deal with any transgression. The party has a set of formal procedures for such action.

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No. 100. This was followed by a rejoinder from Chris Harman ("Better a valid insight than a wrong theory").

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Its supporters often refer to their beliefs as 'socialism from below', a term which has been attributed to

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building, much to the disapproval of both parties. The talks had to be abandoned. Martin Smith claimed on

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which implemented a voluntary incomes policy, with the backing of many left wing union leaders such as

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but in August 2006, it decided to split from the SSP in order to pursue a new political grouping with

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on 20 March 2010, SWP Central Committee member Weyman Bennett was charged with conspiracy to incite

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Following the perceived success of the 13 August mobilisation in Lewisham, the SWP launched the

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Cliff, Tony (1971) . "The Class Nature of the People's Democracies". In Hallas, Duncan (ed.).

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as the Socialist Worker Platform in May 2001. The SWP was accused of financial impropriety by

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in 1993 turned into a violent confrontation with the police, leading to criticism from

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through which they have sought to coordinate and influence leftist action, such as the

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on Cuba and Nicaragua. The theory has been given a central place in Cem Uzun's work

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The Fourth International, Stalinism and the Origins of the International Socialists

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criticised the party's leadership. Along with another writer and (then) SWP member

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the policy of democratic centralism as it had been adopted by Tony Cliff, though

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as well as various pamphlets and books through Bookmarks, its publishing house.

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critiques of party vanguardism. This period saw the IS heavily involved in the

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After the schism, a faction led by the SWP formed the Left List (now called

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and by a former SA press officer of "running" the Alliance into the ground.

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defend George Galloway", as the party's equivalent of Labour's revision of

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International Trotskyism, 1929-1985: A Documented Analysis of the Movement

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soon found itself with an internal opposition which eventually became the

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explains the long post war boom, until the publication of Mike Kidron's

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A campaign in which the SWP had a significant role at this time was the

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In the aftermath of 9/11, the SWP approached other groups, such as the

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Barberis, Peter; McHugh, John; Tyldesley, Mike; Pendry, Helen (2002).

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speculated in January that "the era of the SWP and its kind is over".

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On 22 May 2010, around 100 SWP members disrupted negotiations between

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as a "resistance" movement against military occupation and endorsed

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The SWP was involved with the Socialist Alliance in England and the

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of 1952 the theory was only introduced to the IS by Cliff in 1957.

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Communist Party of Great Britain (Provisional Central Committee)

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used a form of capitalism which he referred to as 'bureaucratic

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strategies". This is the idea that social forces other than the

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given an added bureaucratic twist by Stalinists the world over.

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votes", announced his resignation while the newly established

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Beating The Fascists: The Untold Story of Anti-Fascist Action

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Julie Sherry, a member of the Central Committee responded in

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Communist Party (British Section of the Third International)

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Cliff's essay "Permanent Revolution" was first published in

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Gorgeous George: The Life and Adventures of George Galloway

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The Lion and the Unicorn: Socialism and the English Genius

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Workers' Institute of Marxism–Leninism–Mao Zedong Thought

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Rees, John; King, Stuart; German, Lindsey (9 July 2003).

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in 1968. Kidron would further develop the theory in his

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Communist Workers League of Britain (Marxist–Leninist)

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as it was further advanced on in his 2000 publication

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Internal crisis in 2013–2014 over allegations of rape

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In 1974, Labour returned to power and introduced the

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Committee to Defeat Revisionism, for Communist Unity

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A version of article "They Put the Rot in Trotsky",

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was charged with assaulting a police officer at the

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Political organisations based in the United Kingdom

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The theory of bureaucratic collectivism: A critique

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LINKS - Internatiobnal Journal of Socialist Renewal

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The Theory of Bureaucratic Collectivism: A Critique

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Marxism and the Theory of Bureaucratic Collectivism

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