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and the USA", and that it would be "almost as potent in its symbolism as the unravelling of the Soviet Union at the start of the 1990s". Representatives of the party have also claimed that while the break-up of the United
Kingdom would not result in "instant socialism", it would cause "a decisive shift in the balance of ideological and class forces".
4491:, after talks of forming a coalition agreement with the Liberal Democrats failed. During their thirteen years in government, Labour made few changes to the trade union reforms passed by the previous Conservative governments, and the only nationalisation which took place during that time were of several leading banks facing collapse in the
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3001:, the transition from a farming economy to an industrial one, began in the UK over thirty years before the rest of the world. Textile mills and coal mines sprang up across the whole country and peasants left the fields to work down the mines, or into the "Dark, Satanic Mills", the chimneys of which blackened the sky over
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to "outline a practical vision of how social and economic justice can be achieved within the union". Other left-wing sections refused to support a nationalist position, instead arguing either for working-class unity or a critical approach to both sides. Campaigns such as
Socialism First and the Red
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campaign organisation. The party's support for
Scottish independence is rooted in a belief that "the tearing of the blue out of the Union Jack and the dismantling of the 300-year-old British state would a traumatic psychological blow for the forces of capitalism and conservatism in Britain, Europe
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economic fiasco a few months after the 1992 general election, and the increased lead of the polls under Blair's leadership remained strong in spite of the revolt, and the fact that the economy was growing again and unemployment was falling under Major's
Conservative government. Labour's popularity
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Scotland, is often credited as being the birth of British Socialism. He stopped employing children under the age of ten, and instead arranged for their education, and improved the working and living conditions of all his workers. He also lobbied Parliament over child labour and helped to create
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Many members of the party were unhappy with the proposed changes and several unions considered using their block vote to kill the motion, but in the end their leaderships backed down and settled for a new clause declaring the Labour Party a "democratic socialist party", broadening the party's
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Miliband's election as Leader of the Labour Party on the back of trade union member votes had been seen by some as a return to the left following the New Labour years (1994-2010). Miliband was nicknamed "Red Ed" by some (predominantly right-wing) media. After assuming office as Leader of the
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having much greater influence. Some non-Marxists theorise that this was because
Britain was amongst the most democratic countries of Europe of the period, the ballot box provided an instrument for change, so a parliamentary, reformist socialism seemed a more promising route than elsewhere.
4297:) and the Tories' "Tax Bombshell" advertising campaign, which highlighted the increased taxes that a Labour government would impose. This general election defeat was shortly followed by Kinnock's resignation after nearly a decade as leader. And, as had happened in the aftermath of the
3139:. Its membership mainly consisted of Chartists (see below). The group became dormant after only six years, but there was a considerable revival of Christian socialism in the 1880s, and a number of groups sprang up. Ultimately, Christian socialists dominated the leadership of the
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was viewed by many socialists as a contest against the rise of fascism which it was vital to win. Many CPGB and
Independent Labour Party members went to fight for the Republic and with the Stalinist led International Brigades and the Workers' Party of Marxist Unification
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executive members, including Bob Crow, form the core of the steering committee. The coalition includes the
Socialist Workers Party, which will also stand candidates under its banner, RESPECT and other trade unionists and socialist groups. This followed the
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described as "the longest suicide note in history". Labour suffered their worst election defeat since 1918 with eight and a half million votes, over three million votes down on the previous general election. Many former Labour voters had voted for the
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was elected leader following Smith's sudden death from a heart attack in May 1994. He immediately decided to revamp Clause IV, dropping Labour's commitment to public ownership of key industries and utilities, along with other socialist policies.
4627:, a pressure group of Labour members who back Scottish independence. The appeal of independence is attributed by the group's leader to a feeling of being "let down and betrayed by a party who no longer represent them or the people of Scotland".
3589:. The Labour Party, like almost all the Socialist International, enthusiastically supported their country's leadership in the war, as did the leadership of the British Socialist Party. This split the BSP, and a new anti-war leadership emerging.
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covering
Edinburgh, Lothians, Fife, Falkirk, and Stirling voted to back a motion describing independence as "the only way forward for workers in Scotland", and agreeing to "do all in our power to secure outcome". Additionally, the
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3823:, they again supported the war, joined the non-contest pact, and did all in their power to prevent strikes. But strikes did occur, and they were supported by the anti-war Independent Labour Party and the newly formed Trotskyist
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of the 1830s and 1840s was the first mass revolutionary movement of the
British working-class. Mass meetings and demonstrations involving millions of proletariat and petty-bourgeois were held throughout the country for years.
4418:. Galloway strongly opposed the 2003 invasion of Iraq while King strongly supported it. The association with the Socialist Workers Party (SWP) ended in 2007. Galloway did not seek re-election for Bethnal Green and Bow at the
4289:, but possibly a small Labour majority – the party's lead on the opinion polls had shrunk and some polls had even seen the Tories creep ahead in spite of the deepening recession. In the event, the Conservatives led by
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The campaign for women's suffrage in Britain began in the mid-nineteenth century, with many early campaigners including Eleanor Marx being socialists, but many established socialists, including Robert Blatchford and
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In 1900, representatives of various trade unions and of the Independent Labour Party, Fabian Society and Social Democratic Federation agreed to form a Labour Party backed by the unions and with its own whips. The
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Several minor socialist parties merged in 2003 to form the Alliance for Green Socialism which is a socialist party that campaigns on a wide variety of policies including; economic, environmental and social.
4105:, and had a presence in many Constituency Labour Parties. The Labour NEC began to expel Militant members, beginning with their newspaper's "editorial board", in effect their Central Committee. A revival in
3294:, which was founded in 1865 to press for universal male suffrage and vote by secret ballot, qualified its demand for suffrage with the phrase "registered and residential" shortly before the passing of the
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However, a great deal of collaboration came to exist between the Liberal Party and the leaders of the labour movement, though Marx saw these as effective bribes by the bourgeoisie and the government. The
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gaining the official backing of the RMT. The RMT declined to officially back the new TUSC coalition, but granted their branches the right to stand and fund local candidates as part of the coalition.
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The Labour Party continued to grow as more unions affiliated and more Labour MPs were elected. In 1918, a new constitution was agreed, which laid out several aims of the party. These included
4371:, while difficult to define, has become a focus for other socialists in the twenty-first century, and many see a reflection of it in the opposition of large sections of the population to the
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politicians in 1866 and 1867. At the time, Marx wrote that he and Engels had been "betrayed in the Reform League where, against our wishes, have made compromises with the bourgeoisie".
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4349:. The party also introduced women-only shortlists in certain seats and central vetting of Parliamentary candidates to ensure that its candidates were seen as on-message. Labour won the
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on Thursday 8 June 2017. Corbyn said he welcomed May's proposal and said his party would support the government's move in the parliamentary vote announced for 19 April. The necessary
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opposed or ignored the movement. By the early twentieth century, the campaign had become more militant, but some of its leaders were reluctant to involve working-class women in it.
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and the 50% tax rate on high earners. However, the Labour Party under Miliband focused on calls for "responsible capitalism" rather than socialism. Labour's then-Shadow Chancellor
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and finished with 30.4% of the vote nationally and 232 seats in the House of Commons. Miliband resigned as party leader following his party's defeat and subsequently triggered a
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system. Unions were subject to often severe repression until 1824, but were already widespread in cities such as London. Workplace militancy had also manifested itself as
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were also blamed on them. The Labour leadership's failure to work with trade unions, or for their opponents an inability to keep them under control, resulted in the
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the electorate is divided into three groups: 292,000 members, 148,000 union "affiliates" and 112,000 registered supporters who each paid £3 to take part
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also committed to maintaining some spending cuts scheduled for 2015 and 2016 by the Conservative-led coalition, and was accused of planning to cut the
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with the Liberals and the Conservatives. The majority of the Labour Party regarded this as a betrayal and expelled them, whereupon they founded
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campaigned for a separate Communist Party in Scotland in the 1920s, and when the CPGB refused to support Scottish independence, he formed the
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with the Conservative Party and the Liberals, and agreed a non-contest pact in elections. The CPGB at first supported the war, but after
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has refused to take a stance on the referendum, instead laying out "challenges for both sides of the debate", in particular calling on
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passed and enfranchised roughly three million people, around half of whom were working class. This was extended to five million by the
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at the helm. When the final results were counted however, Labour suffered a second consecutive defeat and the Conservatives, led by
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have been the concern of many socialists. Having been raised in the nineteenth century by Liberals also calling for
3972:'s Conservative government was successfully resisted as union militants, many close to the CPGB, led the successful
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to the British Parliament (ranging from 1,280,000 to 3,000,000 signatures), the most famous of which was called the
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The Political Culture of the Left in Affluent Britain, 1951–64: old Labour, new Britain?
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Political economy and the Labour Party: the economics of democratic socialism, 1884–2005
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Andrew Thorpe, "Comintern ‘Control’ of the Communist Party of Great Britain, 1920–43."
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Hidden from History: 300 Years of Women's Oppression and the Fight Against It
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Socialism and the Challenge of War: Ideas and Politics in Britain, 1912-18
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Leninism, Stalinism and the Women's Movement in Britain, 1920–1939
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Biographical dictionary of modern European radicals and socialists
6515:"The impact of strikes in the UK - Office for National Statistics"
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constituency instead. However, he finished in third place, behind
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6422:"Labour Party membership soars by 35,000 since general election"
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5729:"Respect chief Salma Yaqoob quits over George Galloway rape row"
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Siméon Ophélie, "Robert Owen: The Father of British Socialism?"
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only narrowly won the deputy leadership in a contest with Benn.
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Labour's Utopias: Bolshevism, Fabianism and Social Democracy
6395:"Corbyn gives Labour biggest vote share increase since 1945"
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in London split from the SDF the following year to form the
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with the Liberals, intending to cause maximum damage to the
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6469:"How excited should Labour be about its 8-point poll lead?"
5991:"Election results: Ed Miliband steps down as Labour leader"
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4197:(established as the National Assembly for Wales), both the
4179:. The CPGB eventually changed their position in the 1940s.
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tried in vain to keep the left-wing of the party (in which
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of an economically liberal Conservative government, led by
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4696:. These were unpopular ideas with traditional socialists.
4398:(later renamed the Respect Party) in an alliance with the
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in 1968, the CPGB became to divide between Stalinists and
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some industries (for example, coal mining), and created a
3337:. Both were elected and became known as Liberal-Labour or
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in Great Britain have taken many different forms from the
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The Lion and the Unicorn: Socialism and the English Genius
6674:(2003), ch. 2 on Owen, ch 7 on Attlee, ch. 11 on Blair;
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Portsmouth RMT stands in election with Bob Crow's support
5473:. London, England: Haus Publishing Ltd. pp. 130–132.
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poll gave Labour an 8-point lead over the Conservatives.
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Under Blair, Labour launched a PR campaign to rebrand as
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inclined elements left, the most significant forming the
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Electoral districts representing equal numbers of people.
5749:"David Cameron and Nick Clegg pledge 'united' coalition"
4660:, formed a majority government for the first time since
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3731:, and its ideals were connected to Christian socialist,
3670:, ostensibly worried about reports of starvation in the
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left the Liberal Party and formed his own, independent,
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believed in workers' reformism (through strikes, etc.).
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History of the socialist movement in the United Kingdom
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Ages of Reform: Dawns and Downfalls of the British Left
6571:(2nd ed.). Oxon, England, UK; New York City, USA:
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This activity took place against the background of the
6039:"Labour calls for 'responsible and better' capitalism"
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4968:(Lexington Books, 2008) pp. 122–140, 153–163. 183–192
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5829:"Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition gets started"
5112:"Minute Book of the London Working Men's Association"
3968:; it was soon withdrawn. Later legislation passed by
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3620:, it finally gained its first MP, and began to expel
3266:, Britain's oldest existing socialist party, and the
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Far-left politics in the United Kingdom#Bibliography
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6011:"'Red Ed? Come off it', says Labour leader Miliband"
4652:, which was the party's first general election with
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in 1834, which attracted a range of socialists from
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From 1830 on, attempts were made to set up national
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The Parliamentary Labour Party: A History 1906–2006
5458:. London, England: Haus Publishing Ltd. p. 29.
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Bolshevism and the Communist Party of Great Britain
3449:
Timeline of parties in the broad socialist movement
5220:"Conditions of the Working-Class in England Index"
4919:History of the welfare state in the United Kingdom
4751:voted in favour of an early election. Some of the
3314:, which extended the householder's franchise. The
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5966:"Even loyal labour voters won't back No campaign"
5930:"RMT disaffiliates from Scottish Socialist Party"
5188:"Glossary of Organisations: Chartists (Chartism)"
4999:Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences
4533:(TUSC) was formed in January 2010 to contest the
3943:. The party suffered a series of splits. Various
3651:. This government was undermined by the infamous
3243:The first nominally Marxist organisation was the
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6846:Communist Party of Great Britain#Further reading
6588:Democratic Ideas and the British Labour Movement
5689:"George Galloway wins Bradford West by-election"
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3976:. More ominously for the left, the unsuccessful
3839:won a landslide victory over popular war leader
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3723:. Ethical socialism was founded in the 1920s by
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3616:from the international. Under the leadership of
3570:. The SLP and BSP parties came to influence the
3055:and had been prominent in struggles such as the
2968:'s government, who also persecuted the moderate
2964:and of censorship. This was strongly opposed by
605:The Establishment: And How They Get Away with It
6672:Heaven on Earth: The Rise and Fall of Socialism
6206:
4717:. Corbyn identifies as a democratic socialist.
4499:. The Conservatives returned to power with the
4175:, a Communist, was also an early member of the
3958:In 1969, Wilson's Labour Government introduced
3286:Liberal–Labour and the Independent Labour Party
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5423:Tansey, Stephen D.; Jackson, Nigel A. (2008).
4798:winning of the Labour Party leadership in the
3888:Although there were some disputes between the
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3198:believed in bureaucratic reformism, while the
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5708:"Monbiot quits Respect over threat to Greens"
5422:
5342:Transactions of the Royal Historical Society,
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3949:Communist Party of Britain (Marxist-Leninist)
3238:The Condition of the Working Class in England
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6647:Socialism and education in Britain 1883-1902
5037:Holy Women, Holy Men: Celebrating the Saints
4147:
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3333:, two miners' leaders who were standing for
3171:(hence their name) in 1842, which demanded:
4414:, where he defeated the sitting Labour MP;
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6128:"Ed Balls facing state pension cut claims"
3013:, turned some intellectuals to socialism.
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6767:Mitchell, Juliet, and Ann Oakley, (eds).
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4186:declared itself to be a socialist party.
4050:, and a Labour manifesto which Labour MP
3763:WWII badge for the "Birmingham Socialist
3681:again under MacDonald, but following the
3659:. It was later revealed to be a forgery.
3433:Learn how and when to remove this message
3360:, becoming the first socialist MP in the
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6789:Labour Party (UK) § Further reading
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6155:"How Jeremy Corbyn Would Govern Britain"
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5803:"Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition"
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5389:Dearlove, John; Saunders, Peter (2000).
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4140:other state industries. Labour lost the
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3076:Grand National Consolidated Trades Union
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7937:Political history of the United Kingdom
6762:British Women and the Spanish Civil War
6755:Socialist Women: Britain 1880s to 1920s
6392:
5850:"Why the left should back independence"
5705:
5615:"1997: Labour landslide ends Tory rule"
5242:
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4929:Far-left politics in the United Kingdom
4739:announced she would seek an unexpected
4285:, polling showed that there might be a
3677:Labour formed a minority government in
3643:, Labour were able to form their first
3221:Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels and Marxism
3135:formed in 1848 under the leadership of
3112:played an increasingly prominent role.
3063:in 1820, when 60,000 workers went on a
570:The Making of the English Working Class
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5727:Woodcock, Andrew (12 September 2012).
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3467:; and more radical groups such as the
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6397:. The London Economic. Archived from
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5706:Tempest, Matthew (17 February 2004).
5627:from the original on 4 February 2008.
5533:"1992: Tories win again against odds"
5311:
5163:"The six points | chartist ancestors"
4713:became Leader of the Labour Party in
4574:2014 Scottish independence referendum
4564:2014 Scottish independence referendum
4558:2014 Scottish independence referendum
4487:The Labour Party was defeated at the
3935:After the Soviet Union's invasion of
3312:Representation of the People Act 1884
2993:Industrial Revolution and Robert Owen
2659:International socialist organizations
1607:To each according to his contribution
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6743:(Garland, London and New York, 1986)
6323:"Corbyn welcomes PM's election move"
6297:"Theresa May seeks general election"
6182:Wright, Oliver (10 September 2015).
6096:
5567:from the original on 22 October 2021
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4792:2019 United Kingdom general election
4706:2017 United Kingdom general election
4637:2015 United Kingdom general election
4580:, sits on the advisory board of the
4483:2010 United Kingdom general election
4255:, who abolished the charge in 1991.
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3415:adding citations to reliable sources
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3150:
551:The Ragged-Trousered Philanthropists
6824:A Short History of the Labour Party
6600:Biagini, E.F. and Reid, A.J., eds.
5249:Labour: A Party Fit For Imperialism
4189:Following the establishment of the
4086:" associated with Benn and the new
3791:who wrote about his experiences in
3612:, and proposed the motion to expel
3524:
3184:Salaries for members of parliament.
2928:electoral project enshrined in the
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6750:(Cambridge University Press, 1994)
6604:(Cambridge University Press, 1991)
6590:(Cambridge University Press, 1996)
6580:
6554:Nicholls, David, and Peter Marsh.
6544:Historical dictionary of socialism
6286:
5906:. 25 November 2012. Archived from
5671:"Shock win for Galloway in London"
5545:from the original on 7 March 2013.
5521:from the original on 7 March 2013.
5214:
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3755:Spanish Civil War and World War II
3721:Labour Party of the United Kingdom
3043:Trade unions in the United Kingdom
1011:Social Democratic and Labour Party
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6704:, 2001, 665pp; short biographies.
5938:. 27 October 2006. Archived from
5831:. 19 January 2010. Archived from
5805:. 17 January 2010. Archived from
5779:. 25 January 2010. Archived from
5651:from the original on 6 April 2012
5587:"YouGov | Unity: Parties divided"
4735:On 18 April 2017, Prime Minister
4215:2003 Scottish Parliament election
4169:Scottish Workers Republican Party
4066:After the 1983 general election,
3209:instead responded by passing the
3104:spurred the establishment of the
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6841:Communist Party of Great Britain
6586:Barrow, Logic and Bullock, Ian.
6126:Tapsfield, James (9 June 2013).
5509:"1987: Thatcher's third victory"
5391:Introduction to British politics
4914:History of the Labour Party (UK)
4670:Labour Party leadership election
3910:Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament
3851:programme. They established the
3603:Communist Party of Great Britain
3564:Socialist Party of Great Britain
3505:and in 1906 changed its name to
3485:History of the Labour Party (UK)
3391:
3362:Parliament of the United Kingdom
3264:Socialist Party of Great Britain
3163:The Chartists published several
2857:
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633:History of the Labour Party (UK)
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7947:Socialism in the United Kingdom
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6630:Socialism in Britain since 1884
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6393:Griffin, Andrew (9 June 2017).
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5145:John Frost: A Study in Chartism
5076:Kenneth O. Morgan: My Histories
5043:. New York: Church Publishing.
4934:Anarchism in the United Kingdom
4524:Labour Representation Committee
4356:
4325:Several party members, such as
4304:After the brief stewardship of
3492:Labour Representation Committee
3402:needs additional citations for
3382:
3254:The party soon split, with the
3131:The first group calling itself
3036:
2987:
2903:Socialism in the United Kingdom
1268:Communism in the United Kingdom
1263:Anarchism in the United Kingdom
18:Socialism in the United Kingdom
7952:Socialist movements by country
7417:Azerbaijan People's Government
6879:"History of British Socialism"
6769:The Rights and Wrongs of Women
6698:Dictionary of Labour Biography
6683:The Dictionary of Alternatives
5880:. 4 March 2013. Archived from
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4595:Scottish Trades Union Congress
4537:. Founding supporters include
4444:2012 Bradford West by-election
4000:After the 1979 Labour defeat,
3059:(or Scottish Insurrection) in
1283:Politics in the United Kingdom
970:New Communist Party of Britain
13:
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6372:Travis, Alan (11 June 2017).
6213:Bloom, Dan (25 August 2015).
5639:"Galloway expelled by Labour"
4951:
4747:was achieved when 522 of the
4728:In August 2015, prior to the
4404:Muslim Association of Britain
4402:and leading figures from the
4396:Respect – The Unity Coalition
4126:National Union of Mineworkers
3831:1945 landslide Labour victory
3825:Revolutionary Communist Party
3631:Labour and the general strike
3190:Annually elected parliaments.
3100:was founded in 1860, and the
3074:, most notably Robert Owen's
1492:Critique of political economy
980:Revolutionary Communist Party
6816:5#1 1965, pp. 140–152.
6420:Bulman, May (13 June 2017).
6344:Stone, Jon (18 April 2017).
6245:Waugh, Paul (13 June 2017).
5224:Marx/Engels Internet Archive
4745:super-majority of two-thirds
4590:Communications Workers Union
4299:1959 general election defeat
3916:, given lukewarm support by
3821:invasion of the Soviet Union
3540:Workers Socialist Federation
3245:Social Democratic Federation
3086:' case, but soon collapsed.
2762:Socialist calculation debate
2732:List of socialist economists
2707:Economic calculation problem
1592:Socialist mode of production
1449:Socialist calculation debate
919:Socialist Workers Party (UK)
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7457:Kurdish Republic of Mahabad
6850:
6778:(Pluto Press, London, 1973)
6616:Intellectual History Review
6066:Clark, Liat (22 May 2013).
4902:
4610:Chancellor of the Exchequer
4550:coalition which fought the
4450:of the Labour Party at the
4369:anti-globalisation movement
3926:Vietnam Solidarity Campaign
3922:International Marxist Group
3546:Syndicalism and World War I
3175:Universal suffrage for men.
1330:Organised labour portal
904:Socialist Labour Party (UK)
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6814:Journal of British Studies
6786:
6567:Thompson, Noel W. (2006).
5318:Liverpool University Press
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4786:Post 2019 General Election
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4552:European elections in 2009
4493:recession of 2008 and 2009
4480:
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4266:Communist Party of Britain
4177:National Party of Scotland
4134:Women Against Pit Closures
3683:Stock Market Crash of 1929
3587:First World War, 1914-1918
3501:The LRC affiliated to the
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3067:, which was soon crushed.
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5360:113.452 (1998): 637-662.
5358:English Historical Review
5344:vol. 8, 1958, pp. 41–57.
5193:Marxists Internet Archive
5149:University of Wales Press
5080:University of Wales Press
4749:650 members of parliament
4495:under the premiership of
4148:Socialism and nationalism
3601:revolution in Britain. A
3479:Birth of the Labour Party
3346:Robert Cunninghame-Graham
3137:Frederick Denison Maurice
3124:religions, in particular
2757:Socialism and LGBT rights
1701:Socialist-oriented market
1649:Socialist planned economy
1552:Material balance planning
1342:United Kingdom portal
6733:
6727:History Workshop Journal
6707:Williams, Anthony A. J.
5143:Williams, David (1939).
4800:2020 leadership election
4730:2015 leadership election
4570:Scottish Socialist Party
4394:, he became involved in
4234:
4203:Scottish Socialist Party
3995:
3847:, and implemented their
3816:, opposed it. After the
3377:Independent Labour Party
3141:Independent Labour Party
1696:Socialist market economy
1621:Workers' self-management
1587:Socialism in one country
1434:Age of the Enlightenment
1036:Scottish Socialist Party
934:Workers Party of Britain
577:The Country and the City
7467:North Korea (1947–1948)
7462:North Korea (1946–1947)
6867:"Alternative Pleasures"
6771:(Penguin, London, 1976)
6680:Parker, Martin, et al.
5594:: What the world thinks
5444:, pp. 52, 58, 60..
5251:. Larkin Publications.
5247:Clough, Robert (1992).
5195:Encyclopedia of Marxism
4666:Scottish National Party
4625:Labour for Independence
4507:government following a
4400:Socialist Workers Party
4199:Scottish National Party
4029:Social Democratic Party
3568:British Socialist Party
3503:Socialist International
3016:The pioneering work of
2697:Criticism of capitalism
1708:Participatory economics
1542:Labour-time calculation
1031:Scottish National Party
591:Towards a New Socialism
563:The Future of Socialism
537:The Communist Manifesto
226:Equality of opportunity
166:Revolutionary socialism
94:Black radical tradition
7189:Current and historical
5561:www.localhistories.org
5469:Howell, David (2006).
5454:Morgan, Kevin (2006).
5376:59.5 (2018): 513-554.
5120:. 2018. Archived from
5001:54.4 (2018): 256-271.
4769:1997 landslide victory
4759:; which resulted in a
4725:
4386:'s expulsion from the
4331:Socialist Labour Party
4111:Greater London Council
4103:Liverpool City Council
4078:" associated with the
3974:1974 UK miners' strike
3768:
3556:Socialist Labour Party
3469:Socialist Labour Party
3450:
3350:Lanarkshire North-West
3268:Socialist Labour Party
3033:in the United States.
3020:, a Welsh radical, at
2940:In the turmoil of the
2702:Criticism of socialism
1654:Decentralized planning
1557:Peer‑to‑peer economics
965:Communist Party GB-PCC
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6798:90.4 (2019): 777-784
6642:61.4 (2013): 417–433.
5964:(25 September 2012).
5312:Swift, David (2017).
4984:45.153 (1960): 16-31
4757:2017 general election
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4650:2015 general election
4631:2015 general election
4535:2010 general election
4489:2010 general election
4477:2010 general election
4452:2015 general election
4420:2010 general election
4412:2005 general election
4408:Bethnal Green and Bow
4351:1997 general election
4283:1992 general election
4281:In the run-up to the
4207:Scottish independence
4142:1987 general election
4122:1984–5 miners' strike
4044:1983 general election
3873:Labour lost power in
3845:1945 general election
3812:signed a treaty with
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3641:1923 general election
3578:. Socialists such as
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3369:1892 general election
3358:Scottish Labour Party
3354:1886 general election
3106:Trades Union Congress
3098:London Trades Council
2999:Industrial Revolution
1158:The World Transformed
960:Communist Party GB-ML
216:Environmental justice
32:
7942:History of socialism
7694:History of socialism
6702:Politicos Publishing
5557:"Britain Since 1948"
5425:Politics: the basics
4909:History of socialism
4424:Poplar and Limehouse
4308:in the early 1990s,
4057:SDP-Liberal Alliance
3982:Winter of Discontent
3804:, and they joined a
3668:Trade Union Congress
3473:British Labour Party
3411:improve this article
3200:Physical Force Party
3133:Christian Socialists
3089:Militants turned to
2958:progressive taxation
2852:Communism portal
2835:Socialism portal
1527:Industrial democracy
1477:Collective ownership
1318:Socialism portal
1138:Anarchist Federation
1001:People Before Profit
114:Democratic socialism
7630:Estonia (1918–1919)
7524:Hungary (1949–1989)
6805:Durbin, Elizabeth.
6796:Political Quarterly
6774:Rowbotham, Sheila.
6711:(Bloomsbury, 2020).
6670:Muravchik, Joshua.
6652:Miller, Kenneth E.
6611:(Basingstoke, 2003)
6542:Docherty, James C.
6019:. 28 September 2010
5647:. 24 October 2003.
5299:Progress Publishers
4877:George Bernard Shaw
4576:. Its co-convenor,
4422:, but stood at the
4225:Irish republicanism
4205:, who also support
4191:Scottish Parliament
4107:municipal socialism
4061:first-past-the-post
3953:New Communist Party
3806:national government
3794:Homage to Catalonia
3729:Christian socialist
3691:National Government
3645:minority government
3331:Alexander Macdonald
3116:Christian socialism
2737:Market abolitionism
2722:Left-libertarianism
1659:Inclusive Democracy
1626:Workplace democracy
1472:Calculation in kind
1454:Socialist economics
1444:Revolutions of 1848
171:Ricardian socialism
104:Christian socialism
7595:Byelorussia (1919)
6809:(Routledge, 2018).
6746:Graves, Pamela M.
6718:(Routledge, 2014)
6660:Morgan, Kenneth O.
6649:(Routledge, 2013).
5942:on 18 October 2007
5835:on 21 April 2021.
5783:on 18 January 2010
5275:(31 August 1866).
5167:Chartist Ancestors
5124:on 28 October 2021
5072:Morgan, Kenneth O.
4946:Socialist Students
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4617:United with Labour
4457:In 2013, director
4367:The international
4031:, which formed an
3980:, and the 1978–79
3961:In Place of Strife
3787:forces, including
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3215:Factories Act 1847
3207:British Parliament
3178:The secret ballot.
3102:Sheffield Outrages
2980:utopian group the
2974:Fifth Monarchy Men
2742:Marxist philosophy
1562:Production for use
1532:Input–output model
1497:Economic democracy
909:Socialist Party GB
894:Breakthrough Party
873:Co-operative Party
858:Defunct UK parties
854:Current UK parties
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6760:Jackson, Angela.
6757:(Routledge, 2002)
6696:Rosen, Greg, ed.
6686:(Zed Books, 2007)
6656:(Springer, 2012).
6632:(Blackwell, 1990)
6628:Callaghan, John.
6593:Beilharz, Peter.
6274:. 1 December 2017
5623:. 15 April 2005.
5216:Engels, Friedrich
5089:978-1-78316-323-6
5050:978-0-89869-678-3
4939:Militant tendency
4501:Liberal Democrats
4229:Irish unification
4157:Welsh nationalism
4095:Militant tendency
3990:Margaret Thatcher
3849:social democratic
3841:Winston Churchill
3776:Spanish Civil War
3717:liberal socialism
3713:Ethical socialism
3708:Ethical socialism
3511:an electoral pact
3494:was founded with
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3196:Moral Force Party
3157:Chartist movement
3151:Chartist movement
3145:James Keir Hardie
3084:Tolpuddle Martyrs
3011:French Revolution
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1502:Economic planning
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3978:Grunwick dispute
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7379:South Yemen
7364:North Korea
7324:Afghanistan
7041:New Zealand
7036:Netherlands
6729:4#1 (1977).
6621:Bryant, C.
6524:13 February
6499:13 February
5147:. Cardiff:
5078:. Cardiff:
4897:H. G. Wells
4892:Sidney Webb
4862:Robert Owen
4822:Keir Hardie
4737:Theresa May
4686:living wage
4654:Ed Miliband
4239:In 1989 in
4184:Plaid Cymru
4171:. The poet
4010:Roy Jenkins
3914:Vietnam War
3622:Trotskyists
3496:Keir Hardie
3460:The Clarion
3373:Keir Hardie
3348:the MP for
3327:Thomas Burt
3275:John Ruskin
3057:Radical War
3031:New Harmony
3018:Robert Owen
2962:aristocracy
2922:Robert Owen
2839:WikiProject
2717:French Left
2509:Spiridonova
2408:Politicians
2321:Castoriadis
2001:Saint-Simon
1953:Third World
1948:Syndicalism
1883:Nationalist
1858:Libertarian
1823:Free-market
1686:Lange model
1674:Soviet-type
1644:Communalism
1616:Vanguardism
1572:Spontaneism
1482:Cooperative
1428:Development
1050:Plaid Cymru
750:Long-Bailey
745:Livingstone
426:Marx (Karl)
211:Anti-racism
7931:Categories
7867:Quotations
7665:Tarnobrzeg
7590:Bessarabia
7544:Yugoslavia
7267:Seychelles
7262:Mozambique
7257:Madagascar
7180:Vietnamese
7175:Venezuelan
7165:Nicaraguan
7160:Melanesian
7077:Venezuela
6989:Kuomintang
6982:since 1978
6952:Bangladesh
6928:By country
6922:by country
6787:See also:
6607:Black, L.
6278:1 December
5787:29 January
5291:Marx, Karl
5273:Marx, Karl
5258:0905400151
4952:References
4471:Left Unity
4428:Tim Archer
4346:New Labour
4310:Tony Blair
4306:John Smith
4291:John Major
4253:John Major
3881:, against
3749:Tony Blair
3666:, but the
3532:Ernest Bax
3423:April 2022
3352:since the
3335:Parliament
3022:New Lanark
3003:Lancashire
2972:group the
2810:Socialists
2805:By country
2687:Capitalism
2569:Mitterrand
2534:Gerhardsen
2479:Liebknecht
2464:Markievicz
2391:Varoufakis
2341:Fotopoulos
2011:Saint-Just
2006:Buonarroti
1991:Campanella
1928:Scientific
1863:Marhaenism
1818:Fourierism
1803:Ecological
1783:Democratic
1288:New Labour
1221:Red Pepper
835:Winstanley
486:Sivanandan
421:Mainwaring
281:Solidarity
194:Principles
150:Trotskyism
72:Ideologies
7901:Textbooks
7803:Economics
7755:Anarchism
7731:Communism
7719:Socialism
7623:1939–1940
7578:1918–1919
7347:1982–1992
7342:1979–1992
7337:1975–1979
7333:Cambodia
7308:Nicaragua
7240:1987–1991
7235:1974–1987
7231:Ethiopia
7170:Tanzanian
7051:Sri Lanka
6994:Hong Kong
6977:Communist
6940:Australia
6935:Argentina
6920:Socialism
6573:Routledge
5599:5 October
5571:5 October
5429:Routledge
5229:5 October
5200:5 October
4578:Colin Fox
4505:coalition
4459:Ken Loach
4416:Oona King
4138:privatise
4128:, led by
4113:, led by
4084:hard left
4076:soft left
4035:with the
4006:Tony Benn
3930:Tariq Ali
3890:Bevanites
3647:, led by
3637:Clause IV
3610:Comintern
3599:Bolshevik
3379:in 1893.
3344:In 1888,
3226:Karl Marx
3165:petitions
3126:Methodism
3007:Yorkshire
2970:reformist
2946:Levellers
2926:reformist
2911:socialism
2682:Anarchism
2604:Gorbachev
2454:Malatesta
2449:Bernstein
2226:Pankhurst
2206:Pannekoek
2196:Luxemburg
2151:Plekhanov
2126:Carpenter
2121:Kropotkin
1918:Ricardian
1908:Religious
1903:Reformism
1888:Nkrumaism
1878:Municipal
1778:Communism
1773:Christian
1758:Blanquism
1748:Anarchism
1691:Mutualism
1393:Socialism
1278:Soft left
1273:Hard left
1110:Wales TUC
1006:Sinn Féin
942:Communism
924:Transform
886:Socialism
795:Schneider
780:Pankhurst
770:McDonnell
705:Gallacher
471:Rowbotham
386:Hatherley
336:Cockshott
331:Carpenter
109:Corbynism
84:Anarchism
7791:Politics
7675:Würzburg
7650:Naissaar
7614:Finland
7574:Bavaria
7512:Slovakia
7497:Bulgaria
7427:Far East
7374:Mongolia
7286:Americas
7150:European
7081:Chavismo
7046:Pakistan
6883:Max Beer
6872:Berfrois
6851:Far-left
6493:BBC News
6357:18 April
6329:18 April
6307:18 April
6301:BBC News
6107:. London
6072:Wired UK
6044:BBC News
6016:BBC News
5996:BBC News
5877:STV News
5754:BBC News
5693:BBC News
5675:BBC News
5649:Archived
5644:BBC News
5625:Archived
5620:BBC News
5565:Archived
5543:Archived
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5519:Archived
5514:BBC News
5495:Archived
5490:BBC News
5293:(1976).
5172:12 April
5074:(2015).
5034:(2010).
5018:(2012).
4903:See also
4842:Tom Mann
4690:Ed Balls
4539:Bob Crow
4513:36 years
4448:Naz Shah
4245:poll tax
4241:Scotland
4153:Scottish
4099:entryist
4097:, using
4063:system.
4033:alliance
3924:and the
3892:and the
3515:Unionist
3339:Lib-Labs
3251:joined.
3110:Tom Mann
3091:Chartism
3080:Owenites
3061:Scotland
2976:and the
2800:Category
2539:Erlander
2499:Kerensky
2469:Connolly
2326:Thompson
2311:Bookchin
2301:Montseny
2251:Vanzetti
2216:Einstein
2186:Landauer
2091:Saltykov
2086:Lassalle
2046:Proudhon
1828:Gandhian
1813:Feminist
1763:Buddhist
1743:Agrarian
1721:Variants
1385:a series
1383:Part of
1293:New Left
1153:Momentum
1018:Scotland
815:Tatchell
790:Scargill
740:Lansbury
710:Galloway
516:Williams
496:Thompson
436:Miliband
431:Miéville
401:Hodgskin
396:Hobsbawm
351:Eagleton
326:Blakeley
306:Anderson
251:Progress
231:Fairness
221:Equality
142:Humanist
138:Centrist
99:Chartism
42:a series
40:Part of
7779:Society
7705:Portals
7645:Ireland
7635:Galicia
7534:Romania
7492:Albania
7447:Jiangxi
7394:Vietnam
7298:Grenada
7272:Somalia
7155:Israeli
7145:Chinese
7140:Burmese
7135:British
7125:African
7097:History
7088:Vietnam
7056:Tunisia
7006:Finland
7001:Estonia
6836:(2007).
6828:excerpt
6720:excerpt
6546:(1997)
6433:20 June
6405:10 June
6256:30 June
6167:13 July
5914:3 April
5888:3 April
5856:1 April
5128:1 April
4982:History
4806:Leaders
4648:at the
4623:joined
4438:of the
4430:of the
4410:at the
4213:in the
4080:Tribune
4042:At the
4014:Bennite
3843:at the
3818:fascist
3367:At the
3249:Eleanor
3053:Luddism
2982:Diggers
2978:radical
2936:Origins
2915:utopian
2634:Sánchez
2619:Sankara
2579:Mandela
2564:Kreisky
2554:Allende
2549:Senghor
2544:Douglas
2529:Durruti
2494:Trotsky
2386:Graeber
2366:Hampton
2336:Chomsky
2281:Marcuse
2266:Gramsci
2256:Bordiga
2246:Polanyi
2201:Russell
2191:Berkman
2181:Goldman
2171:Du Bois
2141:Kautsky
2136:Bellamy
2101:Tolstoy
2076:Wallace
2061:Bakunin
2051:Greeley
2041:Blanqui
2021:Fourier
1968:Zionist
1958:Utopian
1898:Popular
1893:Owenism
1873:Marxism
1853:Liberal
1838:Islamic
1798:Ethical
1793:Digital
1768:Chinese
1733:African
1417:Outline
1412:History
1242:Tribune
985:RCPB-ML
848:Parties
805:Sultana
800:Skinner
785:Pollitt
775:Meltzer
755:Maclean
725:Hyndman
620:History
481:Seymour
476:Russell
446:Monbiot
321:Bhaskar
241:Justice
236:Freedom
156:Owenism
134:Marxism
89:Bennism
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