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Episodes
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Women against fundamentalisms - All the Rage 2015
Sukhwant Dhaliwal, Yemisi Illesamni and Gona Saed speak about women and religion at All the Rage 2015
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Women workers fighting back - session at All the Rage 2015
Becky Crocker - Tube worker and member of the RMT Women's advisory committee speaks about how we should transform the labour movement to fight sexism and to fight for all workers. Charlotte Munro - sacked Unison rep speaks about NHS cuts and the effect on women workers. womensfightback.wordpress.com
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The SWP and the idea of the Revolutionary Party (a Marxism 2013 fringe meeting hosted by Workers' Liberty)
What is a socialist organisation for? The socialist movement today is plagued by a number of words which are commonly-used but much-abused - "democratic centralism", "Leninism", "the revolutionary party". In much of the left today, these words are used to describe and defend undemocratic,...
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Ideas for Freedom 2013: speech by Ruth Cashman in the concluding session
Unison union activist Ruth Cashman spoke in the concluding session of Ideas for Freedom 2013.
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Camila Bassi at IFF 2013 on sexual violence: the global picture, the debates on the Indian left
Camila Bassi spoke at the AWL weekend school, "Ideas for Freedom", on 23 June 2013 about sexual violence across the world, and in particular the debates on the Indian left after the Delhi protests following a gang rape in the city in December 2012.
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"The AWL tradition": speech by Sean Matgamna at Ideas for Freedom 2013, and discussion
At the AWL's "Ideas for Freedom" weekend event, on 23 June 2013, Sean Matgamna spoke on the political tradition of AWL and its forerunner. Matgamna was a founding member, in 1966, of Workers' Fight, the group to which AWL traces back its political lineage. He explained how our tendency started…
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"The IS tradition": debate at Ideas for Freedom 2013. Summation: JP
At the AWL's "Ideas for Freedom" weekend event, on 22 June 2013, John Palmer debated with Sean Matgamna on the political tradition of IS, the group which after 1977 became the SWP. Palmer was a leading member of IS from the 1960s through to 1975. Matgamna is a member of the AWL, and was on the...
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"The IS tradition": debate at Ideas for Freedom 2013. Summation - SM
At the AWL's "Ideas for Freedom" weekend event, on 22 June 2013, John Palmer debated with Sean Matgamna on the political tradition of IS, the group which after 1977 became the SWP. Palmer was a leading member of IS from the 1960s through to 1975. Matgamna is a member of the AWL, and was on the...
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"The IS tradition": debate at Ideas for Freedom 2013. 2. Sean Matgamna
At the AWL's "Ideas for Freedom" weekend event, on 22 June 2013, John Palmer debated with Sean Matgamna on the political tradition of IS, the group which after 1977 became the SWP. Palmer was a leading member of IS from the 1960s through to 1975. Matgamna is a member of the AWL, and was on the...
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"The IS tradition": debate at Ideas for Freedom 2013. 1. John Palmer
At the AWL's "Ideas for Freedom" weekend event, on 22 June 2013, John Palmer debated with Sean Matgamna on the political tradition of IS, the group which after 1977 became the SWP. Palmer was a leading member of IS from the 1960s through to 1975. Matgamna is a member of the AWL, and was on the...
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80 years on: could the Nazis have been stopped?
In 1933 the National Socialist German Workers’ Party (Nazis) came to power, destroying the most powerful workers’ movement in Europe and setting Germany and the world on the road to fifteen years of dictatorship, genocide and war. Could the Nazis have been stopped? Why did the German working…
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Antonio Gramsci: Marxist ideas for difficult times
In his Prison Notebooks, Antonio Gramsci discussed how and why Italy's mass socialist movement, which he had joined in 1913 and which had grown further in 1920-1, had eroded and been defeated by fascism. He didn't offer a "how-to" for future socialist organisation; he did discuss lessons and...
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History of British Trotskyism: 3. The Thirties
No.3 of the London AWL study course on the history of British Trotskyism and of the AWL. Introduction by Sean Matgamna.
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History of British Trotskyism: 2. Summing up on CP, LP, etc.
Summing-up of discussion from 6 November 2008 session on the Communist Party and the labour Party (1919 to 1930s).
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History of British Trotskyism and the AWL. 2. CP and LP, 1919 to 1930s
Session #2 of the study course: introduction.
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History of Britisn Trotskyism and the AWL. 1. Marxist movement pre 1914.
Part 1 of the London AWL study course. 16/10/08.
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Third Camp and Iran
AWL debate on Israel and Iran, October 12 2008
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Weekly Worker Take on Solidarity 3/136
AWL debate on Israel and Iran, October 12 2008
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Stalinist Methods From Weekly Worker
AWL debate on Israel and Iran, October 12 2008
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Weekly Worker Editor Defends His Coverage
AWL debate on Israel and Iran, October 12 2008
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Historical Zionism and a Programme for Today
AWL debate on Israel and Iran, October 12 2008
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Iran Is Not Clerical-Fascist
AWL debate on Israel and Iran, October 12 2008
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Zionism Having Been "Wrong" Does Not Invalidate "Two States"
AWL debate on Israel and Iran, October 12 2008
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What Would You Tell the Jews in the Camps?
AWL debate on Israel and Iran, October 12 2008
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AWL Should Be Driven out of the Labour Movement
AWL debate on Israel and Iran, October 12 2008
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Moshe's Middle Contribution
AWL debate on Israel and Iran, October 12 2008
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