Emancipation & Liberation

Issue 19 of Emancipation & Liberation is out now.

Issue 19 Cover

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• Editorial, RCN
• Global Commune day school report, Mary McGregor
• RCN extends its platform points, RCN
• 2nd Republican Socialist Convention, Allan Armstrong
• Militant anti-fascism: the achievements of Scotland’s Anti-Fascist Alliances, YK
• British nationalism and fascism, Chris Ford
• The new Hillsborough Agreement, John McAnulty
• Independence Referendum, RCN
• Revive the Declaration of Calton Hill for the Diamond Jubilee, Angela Gorrie
• Iceland joins the ‘Arc of Resistance’, Mimir Kristjansson
• Business as usual for Israeli Apartheid, David Landy
• Tibet – A country suffering from Chinese imperial repression, Rod MacGregor
• The Alberto Durango Campaign, David Broder
• Campaign to fight the Blacklist and to support Brian Higgins
• John Venables – The lynch mob and our ‘broken society’, Adam Ford
• The North must have its own inquiry into child sex abuse, Bernadette McAliskey
• Notes from Copenhagen, Eric Chester
• Book review: The Lost Revolution: The Story of the Official IRA and the Workers Party, Colm Breatnach
• White Pete, Jim Aitken
• Word Power – an interview with Elaine Henry, Allan Armstrong

Issue 18 of Emancipation & Liberation is out now.

Issue 18 Cover

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• Editorial: Can the SNP deliver Independence?, RCN
• Lisbon Treaty passed in second referendum, JM Thorn
• August 1969, Patricia Campbell
• Migrant Workers are at the heart of our fightback, The Commune
• Highland migrant workers, Bill Scott
• History and Resistance: The rise of Latin America’s indigenous movements, Ewan Robertson
• Portugal’s Left Bloc consolidates its gains, Raphie de Santos
• Afghan women bear the brunt of the hypocritical war on terror, RAWA
• Iran after the elections – an interview with Yassamine Mather, Anne McShane
• Solidarity with Scottish PSC action, International Jewish Anti-Zionist Network
• It was the worst of times, it was the best of us!, Rod MacGregor
• Book review: A Celebration of the Life & Times of Robert Burns and What Burns means to me, Mary McGregor
• Book review: Out of Eden – the Peopling of the World, Richard Abernethy
• Savings in the Down-Turn, Jim Aitken
• An unrepentant revolutionist, Jim Slaven
• The Legacy of James Connolly – an interview with Jim Slaven, Allan Armstrong

Issue 17 of Emancipation & Liberation will be coming out for the SSP conference next weekend.

Issue 17 Cover

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• Editorial: Well, the crisis of capitalism has arrived – so, what do we do now!, RCN
• The dual crisis of capital and labour, The Commune
• Dublin mobilisation – lions led by donkeys, John McAnulty
• Challenging normalisation on the streets of Belfast, Brian Leeson
• Normality? By whose standards?, Eirigi
• Sinn Fein’s ‘Michael Collins moment’, John McAnulty
• Inside Ulster Loyalism, Ed Walsh
• Deidre McCartin, D.R. O’Connor Lysaght
• March 18th 2001, Charlie Rees
• Isolate ‘apartheid’ Israel, Nick Clarke
• HOPI: campaign update, Andrew Weir
• Brown’s appeal to British chauvinism, Mary McGregor
• Blame the bosses not ‘foreign workers’, Socialist Worker
• Obamanos: Latinos, the US election and the immigrant rights struggle, Dave Moore
• Letter from a contract worker, Antonio Jacinto
• Clearances, Jim Aitken
• Delacroix’s Liberty leading the people – what does it stand for?, Catriona Grant
• Half truths, mistruths and anything but the truth, Rod MacGregor
• Edinburgh People’s Festival – an interview with Colin Fox, Allan Armstrong

Emancipation & Liberation, Issue 16, Spring 2008

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• SSP – Learning the Lessons, RCN
• The role of platforms in the SSP, RCN
• Prospects For Socialists In Scotland, Allan Armstrong
• Respect Split, Ed Walsh
• Cartoon, Rod MacGregor
• Ken Livingstone: The End of Road, Gerry Fitzpatrick
• Paisley’s Legacy, Matt Siegfried
• ‘Celtic Tigers’ And ‘Celtic Lions’ Both Pussycats For Big Business, Allan Armstrong
• Socialists And The Republic, Allan Armstrong
• Motion passed at SSP Conference in October 2007
• Letter agreed (10.3.2008) at SSP International Committee to be sent out to organisations in Ireland, Wales and England
• The Defiance Of Science, Rod MacGregor
• Turkey: A Country At War With Itself
• Iran And The New Threat Of War, Steve Kaczynski
• Hands Off the People of Iran, Yassamine Mather
• The SSP Gives Its Support To The ‘No One Is Illegal’ Campaign, Allan Armstrong
• Workers, Serfs And Slaves: Managed Migration And Employment Rights, No One Is Illegal
• Punk, Politics and Perdition, Mary McGregor
• Democracy 2, Alan Graham
• Life With You, Mary McGregor
• Man’s Best Friend?, Rod MacGregor

Emancipation & Liberation, Issue 15, Autumn 2007

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• Setback or disaster: Can the SSP survive?, Mary McGregor
• The SNP’s ‘National Conversation’ prepares the ground for reform of the Union, Allan Armstrong
• Consensus politics or an unprincipled lash-up?, Bob Davies
• Past mustn’t stand in way of future
• Irish election: Downturn in workers struggle means Teflon Bertie rides again, John McAnulty
• When the fighting is over, Rod MacGregor
• Beslan, Jim Aitken
• From Operation Banner to Operation Helvetica, John McAnulty
• Iranian workers face two enemies, Yassamine Mather
• Elections in Greece: Positive results for the left, YK
• The Highland Midge, Rod MacGregor
• Homelessness- who really cares?, Republican Worker
• Beggar, Jim Aitken
• No One Is Illegal, No One Is Illegal
• May Day: Marching in the footsteps of immigrant workers, Sharat G Lin
• It’s a Free World, Corinna Lotz
• What Socialists Stand For, Andrew Weir
• Internationalist spirit, Allan Armstrong
• To tame the city, Grgorz Rybak
• Lyrical Delicacy and Political Toughness, Allan Armstrong

Emancipation & Liberation, Issue 14, Spring 2007

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• Offering a Socialist vision, RCN
• Peak Oil, Oil Depletion, & Alternative Energies, Rod MacGregor
• One year on, Jim Aitken
• Against Imperialist war, for Iran’s workers, Yassamine Mather
• No War On Iran!, Hands Off People of Iran
• Naming women’s oppression, Catriona Grant
• The Sinn Fein Ard Fheis and the collapse of Republicanism, Joe Craig
• Footprints on the face, Rod MacGregor
• Secularism, Socialism and Religion, Bob Goupillot
• Bono finally finds what he’s been looking for – a knighthood, JM Thorn
• Me? I thought, OBE me? Up yours, I thought, Benjamin Zephaniah
• Bought and Sold, Benjamin Zephaniah
• Parecon: participatory economics and socialism for the 21st century, Neil Bennett
• The Republic of the Imagination, Allan Armstrong interviews John Manson

Emancipation & Liberation, Issue 12, Spring 2006

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• A chance to Vote Socialist at every opportunity, Mary McGregor
• Which way now for the SSP, Allan Armstrong
• Imperialism’s nuclear hypocrisy, Nick Clarke
• Hard truths, John Wight
• Choreography of the pratfall, John McAnulty
• International Platform Against Isolation, Steve Kaczynski
• Glasgow commemorates Bloody Sunday, Jim Slaven
• An electoral alliance for the 2007 Local Elections?, Scot MacCreamhain
• Cooperating in the international struggle against imperialism and for socialist republicanism, Allan Armstrong
• Rights for the people not royal prerogatives, Cardiff Social Forum
• RCN, Crown Powers and an Anti-Imperialist Agenda, John Mitchell
• A Change of Course Required, Philip Stott
• Sierra Leone – Britain’s other invasion – 5 years on, International Communist Union (Trotskyist)

Emancipation & Liberation, Issue 11, Autumn 2005

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• Death Squad Britain – the case of Jean Charles de Menezes, Steve Kaczynski
• The Legacy of the Gleneagles Summit, John Wight
• Facing up to the challenge, Nick Clarke
• Obstructing a legal demonstration, John Wight
• Two Words Collide – Nationalism and Republicanism, Allan Armstrong
• When ‘raising consciousness’ ain’t enough, Mumia Abu-Jamal
• Fight the power, Alan Graham
• Iraqi Kurds – tools of imperialism, Steve Kaczynski
• Empty bombast marks the end of the IRA, John McAnulty
• In memory of Miriam Daly, James Daly
• The way forward for the Scottish Socialist Party, Donnie Nicolson,
• Forward Wales In Meltdown, Vic Allen
• Computer Game – Democracy, Alan Graham
• Armande’s Bed, Mary McGregor
• Oor Wullie? William Wallace and socialists today, Allan Armstrong
• Who were the Galloway Levellers?, Alistair Livingston

Issue 5 and 6 of Emancipation & Liberation is out now.

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• Blair, Bush and the Iraqi occupation: reality bites, Nick Clarke
• Leadership and the anti-war movement, Phil Sharpe
• Ireland’s Good Friday Agreement the end and no perhaps, John McAnulty
• Beyond Broadswords and Bayonets, Bob Goupillot
• Beyond Broadswords and Bayonets, Allan Armstrong

Issue 4 of Emancipation & Liberation is out now.

Issue 4 Cover

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• Fight the imperialist drive to permanent war, RCN
• The oil and military Industries behind Bush, Matt Siegfried
• Official Anti Racism – sanitised and useless, Mary Ward
• David the detainee, Jim Aitken
• SSP & Socialist Unity, RCN
• If You’re Happy And You Know It – Bomb Iraq
• Goodbye to the Good Friday Agreement, John McAnulty
• The Great Land Grab, Iain Robertson
• Red on Green, Green on Red, Alan Boylan
• From attack to defence: questions of leadership raised by the FBU dispute, Chris Jones
• Rank and File or Broad Left, Brian Higgins
• Prisoners of Social Partnership, Joe Craig
• Letters