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From: Irish Foreign Affairs: Editorials |
Date: December, 2020 |
By: Editorial |
Title: History, Sentiment and the EU |
Contents Editorial : History, Sentiment and the EU- p. 2 The Karabakh War Pat Walsh p. 9 Two Presidents and Hanna Sheehy Skeffington on British Democracy’s Imperialism Manus O’Riordan p. 10 Economics and the European Union: Part One - Germany before 1945 Peter Brooke p. 18Read Full Article |
From: Labour Affairs |
Date: December, 2020 |
By: Editorial |
Title: Starmer to Purge the Labour Party? |
Contents No. 314 - Dec 2020 to Jan 2021 ISSN 2050-6031 ISSN 0953-3494 Starmer to Purge the Labour Party? Editorial 1 An Opportunity for Labour 2nd Editorial Popular Poverty and the Very Rich Persons by Gwydion M. Williams British industrial production after World War One by Eamon Dyas Young People and Work in the Age of Covid by Dave Gardner What's In the Report on Labour Party Anti-semitism? by David Morrison 1 8 14 21 24 Regular Features Notes on the News by Gwydion M. Williams Parliamentary Notes Left-Behind White Pupils Orecchiette Diary of an Ex-Corbyn foot soldier by Michael Murray 4 10 13 19 Labour Affairs Published by the Ernest Bevin Society Editorial Board: Christopher Winch, Jack Lane and Gwydion Williams LabourAffairs@virginmedia.com Website: http://labouraffairsmagazine.com/ Subscription: £20 for one year (10 issues) Distribution: Dave Fennell Editorial Address No. 2 Newington Green Mansions Green Lanes London N16 9BTRead Full Article |
From: Labour Affairs: Editorials |
Date: November, 2020 |
By: Editorial |
Title: CORBYN SUSPENDED |
CONTENTS Corbyn Suspended - Editorial The Deficit Myth - 2nd Editorial The Burnham Ultimatum by Eamon Dyas The Jewish Chronicle and the Greens Stephen Kinnock speech on the West Bank, & comment An Open Letter to President Roosevelt By John Maynard Keynes. The TUC on Unemployment Labour and anti-Semitism by Gwydion M. Williams Regular Features Orecchiette Parliament Notes - Agriculture Notes on the News by Gwydion M. WilliamsRead Full Article |
From: Labour Affairs: Editorials |
Date: November, 2020 |
By: Editorial |
Title: The Deficit Myth |
Editorials and articles at our website, by subject, at http://labouraffairsmagazine.com/. Newly added - what we were saying in the late 1980s and early 1990s, which still reads well. Web pages and PDFs at https://labouraffairsmagazine.com/very-old-issues-images/. Or by subject at https://labouraffairsmagazine.com/very-old-issuesimages/m-articles-by-topic/.Read Full Article |
From: Irish Political Review: Editorials |
Date: October, 2020 |
By: Editorial |
Title: Britain And Europe: Some Painful Realities |
CONTENTS Britain: Some Painful Realities. Editorial Sir Thomas Artemus Jones—an unsung hero of the Casement Story. Jack Lane In Defence Of Dorothy Macardle. Dave Alvey (Part 2) Readers' Letters: Radio Eireann's Terrorists. Simon O'Donnell Hyperbole? Richard Jones Cicero, De Juventute, Fine Gael. Donal Kennedy LEST WE FORGET (41). Extracts from Irish Bulletin. This issue lists British Acts Of Aggression, 15 November 2020 (ed. Jack Lane). Es Ahora. Julianne Herlihy (Elizabeth Bowen: A Review Of Patricia Laurence's Biography, Part 8) Some Thoughts On Harold Evans. Eamon Dyas Paul Grace,1930-2017. Pat Muldowney (Notes On The Role Of Ex-Servicemen In Derry, Part Two) Ulster Affairs In The Early 1970s. Brendan Clifford Biteback: Recalling Of Collins Ambush Under Fire. Philip O'Connor: Letter, Sunday Independent, 30th August The Phil Hogan Debacle. Irish Foreign Affairs Editorial A War On Women? Cogadh Ar Mhna? Corrections To August And September Issues Of Irish Political Review The Human History Of A Shipyard. Wilson John Haire (Part Two) Political Economy: Printing Money, A Response To John Martin. Chris Winch; Helicopter Money And All That. Martin Dolphin. Planning? Fergus O Rahallaigh Pearse, Other 1916 Leaders, And A Prussian Prince. Manus O'Riordan (Pt.1) Van the Man on Politics. John Martin The Northern Ireland Protocol. David Morrison Does It Stack Up? Michael Stack (The Leaving Certificate Examination) Labour Comment: The Halligan Legacy? Read Full Article |