RCF Statement 2021
The RCN has renamed to the RCF, see the reasoning in our 2021 statement.
RCN Statements
What We Have Learned up to 2021
This will be posted after the RCF meeting on 8th March 2021.
What We Stood For
RCN Comradely Conduct Policy
As taken from the post of it.
In line with the RCN becoming a forum where the principles of communism, republicanism and internationalism from below can be discussed and debated, the RCN meeting, held in Glasgow on November 18th, agreed to this simplified our Comradely Conduct Policy.
Anyone attending an RCN meeting or event is expected to act in a comradely manner toward each other. We encourage robust discussion but any personal or discriminatory remarks will not be tolerated.
It is the responsibility of everyone to raise, and if they feel able challenge, any uncomradely behaviour. This should not be left to those on the receiving end.
Any concerns at or outwith a meeting should be brought to the attention of the chair, or another office holder if appropriate (for example , where the chair is involved).
The chair will then attempt to resolve the issue with these comrades and place the dispute on the agenda for the next meeting. If still unresolved, the meeting will hear from those involved and agree a way forward.
I have defined the political economy of socialism and communism, the association of free producers and how to reach “to each according to their needs” at my web site http://www.sarovic.com. For the beginning I would recommend reading “The Future if Economics” here http://www.sarovic.com/future_of_economics.htm
All the best,
Aleksandar
I’m disappointed that the Republican Communist Network is no longer part of the Scottish Socialist Party — I really enjoy its content & analysis, and I feel the RCN could play a positive role in reversing the SSP’s post-’06 decline.