Was Marx a degrowth communist?
by Diana O'Dwyer
Diana O'Dwyer considers Kohei Saito's argument that Karl Marx embraced 'degrowth communism' in later life.
New economic advisers show where Scottish Labour stands
by Owen Wright
Former Labour candidate Owen Wright responds to the unveiling of Scottish Labour's new economic advisers.
Scotland can become an international leader on drugs policy
by Andy Paterson
A landmark new report could herald Scotland becoming an international leader on tackling drug dependency and deaths, writes Andy Paterson.
Indy movement must end its denial over ferries
by Michael MacLeod
Independence supporters must listen to islanders and maritime trade unionists and accept that there are major issues with Scotland's ferries, writes Michael MacLeod.
Starmer's Labour is not a force for good
by Owen Wright
Owen Wright, a former Labour member who ran as the party’s candidate in Dundee City East in the last Holyrood elections, condemns Labour’s lurch to the right under Sir Keir Starmer’s leadership.
The left is fundamentally failing Ukrainians
by Jack Ferguson
The Ukrainian resistance deserves the left's support in the face of Russia's invasion, argues Jack Ferguson.
Palaces in the Sky: Anarchy in Kirkton
by James Barrowman
James Barrowman writes critically on Dundee's night of Halloween unrest and the impulse towards carceral solutions.
A synthesis struggling to be born: leftist organising in the 21st century
by Ali Khan
Ali Khan reflects on the structural impediments of leftist organising in the 21st century.
Against women-only organising
by Fanny Wright
Women-only organising inevitably leads to the ghettoisation of gender justice, argues this critique of a popular feminist orthodoxy.
