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Book Review - FEAR: New Zealand’s hostile underworld of extremists
Tyler West reviews Byron Clark's "FEAR", from the third edition of The Commonweal published in May 2023.
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The Aftermath of Apartheid
Andrew Tait looks at the state of South Africa today, nearly a quarter century since the end of apartheid rule. First published in May 2023 for volume…
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The Battle of Cuito Cuanavale
John Kerr writes on a decisive battle in the twentieth century that contributed to the end of apartheid in South Africa. First published in May 2023 for…
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"What we have to look for is what stops the organic capacity of the working class"
Andrew Tait writes on an interview with Comrade Trevor Ngwane, January 2023, Gauteng South Africa. First published in the third volume of The…
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The absence of public ownership and planning is holding back our country
Harry Robson exmaines how leaving economic decisions to the market fails to deliver for ordinary people. First published in May 2023 for volume three of…
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Cuban Polyclinics: A Model for New Zealand?
Jack Haines explores the way our health system is woefully in thrawl to the logic of the market, and ponders a possible solution. First published in May…
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Class Independence, socialism, and electoral politics
Tom Roud writes on the prospect of party politics for socialists in New Zealand, and how to relate to electoral politics. First published in May 2023…
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Biography of Daniel Guérin - Part Two: Be gay, do crime.
Rhys Maxsted completes his overview of the life and politics of French communist Daniel Guérin. First published in May 2023 for volume three of The…
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