Privilege and Passivity
Dave Shaw looks at the recent history of political attitudes and comments towards private schooling and behind the rhetoric finds very little reason to believe there is any serious hope of reform
Dave Shaw looks at the recent history of political attitudes and comments towards private schooling and behind the rhetoric finds very little reason to believe there is any serious hope of reform
Margaret and Jim Cuthbert ploughed through the data to discover who actually owns the schools and hospitals built through PFI. We should worry about the results.
In the year since the Jimmy Reid Foundation started it has established itself on the Scottish political scene - but we need your help, explains Robin McAlpine
Nearly a thousand people turned up for the Radical Independence Conference and enthusiasm was high. But can it go beyond a one-off event to become a sustainable movement?
Reviews of GMB@Work - the story behind the union and Arguing for Independence: Evidence, Risks and the Wicked Issues
RUTH DAVIDSON: “FEWER NURSES, MORE ORGANISED CRIME”
In this issue of the Scottish Left Review the Editorial Board has handed over editorial control of the magazine to two groups on the Scottish left, one supporting independence, one not
The Red Paper Collective half: Elaine Smith, Stephen Smellie, Dave Watson, Vince Mills, Alan Mackinnon, Jackson Cullinane, Richard Leonard, Pauline Bryan
The Radical Independence Conference half: Suki Sangha, Tommy Sheppard, Peter McColl, Allan Grogan, Jeane Freeman, John Duffy, Alan Bissett
SCOTTISH EUROVISION ENTRY ‘LIKELY TO FUEL APATHY’