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The story of a municipal socialist

by John Kotz

£9.95 (+£2 p&p) 132 pp illustrated
ISBN 978-1-907464-06-5

Foreword by Rodney Bickerstaffe


The post-war Labour government was the defining event in the life of John Kotz. Leaving school as Labour took office he lived the positive changes that it wrought in the lives of working people. His early recollections contrast an East End childhood, defined by the delights and despairs of the family and working life of the Jewish working class, with wartime evacuation to the English countryside – for which he retains a deep affection.

He remains rooted in real life and in the practical politics of working-class life. His recollections throw a human cast over the post-war history of the British Labour movement and highlight the complex interplay of pragmatism and principle that challenges a left-wing socialist who accepts municipal office.

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The state and local government PDF Print E-mail

Towards a new basis for 'local democracy' and the defeat of big business control
by Peter Latham

£14.95 (£4.50 p&p) 500pp illustrated
ISBN 978-1-907464-05-8

 

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The education revolution PDF Print E-mail

Cuba's alternative to neoliberalism

by Théodore H. MacDonald

£14.95 (£2 p&p) 265pp Illustrated
ISBN 978-1-907464-02-7

Published in co-operation with the National Union of Teachers
Foreword by Christine Blower, Bill Greenshields and Martin Reed

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Freedom From Tyranny PDF Print E-mail

The Fight Against Fascism and the Falsification of History
by Phil Katz

£5.95 (£1.50 p&p) 114pp illustrated 
ISBN 978-1-907464-03-4

 

 

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The imperial controversy PDF Print E-mail

Challenging the empire apologists

by Andrew Murray


£12.95  (£2 p&p) 150pp 
ISBN 978-1-907464-00-3

Foreword by George Galloway MP

 

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Killing no murder? PDF Print E-mail

South Wales and the Great Railway Strike of 1911
by Robert Griffiths  

£12.95 (£2 p&p) 126pp illustrated 
ISBN 978-1-907464-01-0

Foreword by Bob Crow General Secretary Rail, Maritime and Transport Union

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