JON CRUDDAS MP AND FREDERICK HARRY PITTS: Does Marx have a place in the modern Labour party? An alternative reading of his work could inform a fresh agenda for the left.
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JOHN STEWART: The work of Richard Titmuss can tell us a great deal about the left's view of social welfare in the 1960s - and beyond.
New BBC radio 4 episode charts the early years of the Fabian Society and the pivotal role played by Beatrice and Sidney Webb.
ERIC LEE on Georgia's experiment in democratic socialism.
75 years on from the publication of the Beveridge report the world has changed enormously, and so have some parts of the welfare state...
At dawn on the 21 September 1960 bailiffs crashed through the roofs of two council flats in the St Pancras district of central London. After hours of fighting they finally evicted the tenants but what followed was some of the...