The not so invisible hand of the market
Andrew Brady reveals the extent of workers paying the price of a crisis not of their making
Uncategorized
Finance for the common people?
Chris Sharpe interviews a former banker about the state of the finance sector in Scotland
Safe haven for human rights?
Niall McCluskey argues that smoke and mirrors obscure the real reason for the push to scrap the Human Rights Act
Full of Eastern Promise?
Victor Grossman assesses where Die Linke has come from and goes next
The establishment held to account
Jim Cuthbert sheds light on mysterious goings on in past British foreign policy
Fracking hell, its fracking bad news
Mel Kelly argues that we are headed for environmental and human catastrophe if fracking proceeds
Book Reviews
Henry McCubbin reviews three offerings from Luath Press
VLADIMIR McTAVISH’S KICK UP THE TABLOIDS
Vladimir reflects on new leaders for Scottish Labour and the SNP plus gains for Hamilton Accies
10 Years since Referendum – Issue 83 articles NOW online
Although issue 83 has been available to download since 2014, it was only recently realised that the individual articles, including one by the new First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, were not available to view. They have now been added and we hope that they will be circulated widely as we run up to the 25 anniversary […]
Issue 83 Post Referendum
Where does Scotland go now and what does the left do? How has it reacted to the result and what does it think needs to be done now? Can there be common ground to fight for a common agenda despite differing over means to achieve it?