London Progressive Journal

The problem with media-run "conversations" on gender is not merely the almost total absence of male participants, but the suppression of class, writes John Pilger.... [read more]

Because the U2 frontman and others like him are seen as representatives of the poor, the poor are not invited to speak, writes George Monbiot.... [read more]

Tomasz Pierscionek deconstructs the story behind calls for intervention in Syria... [read more]

George Tait Edwards compares three different financial-industrial systems and considers the merits of each model... [read more]

David Benbow compares the tenets of Christianity with Socialist theory... [read more]

IMF imposed austerity has resulted in millions of working people rejecting the traditional mainstream capitalist parties and voting for parties labeled by the bourgeois media as "fringe"... [read more]

Thomas Riggins leads us through chapter two: the theory of knowledge of Empirio-Criticism and of Dialectical Materialism... [read more]

George Tait Edwards reveals the secret of America's economic boom during the the FDR years ... [read more]

Growing up, I was fortunate enough to come from a family where reading books was encouraged and seen as vital for the development of spelling. Visits to the library were a past time and among the furniture of the home, heaped book cases were normal... [read more]

Frank Owen, the lead character in Robert Tressell’s novel The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists, expressed his frustration at the dismissive response of his fellow workers to his arguments for a better society... [read more]

Economist George Tait Edwards MBE asks Western economists eight direct questions... [read more]

I was absolutely horrified to read that the UK Government may be underestimating the numbers of families in poverty, by up to an estimated 40%, according to academics at Edinburgh University writes Hussein Al-Alak... [read more]

After the 9/11 tragedy there has been a surge in the radical Islamist movement writes Ola Onikoyi... [read more]

Thomas Riggins continues his analysis of Lenin's Materialism and Empiro-criticism... [read more]

The Major Projects Authority has serious doubts about the prospects for Iain Duncan Smith’s pet project, the Universal Credit, says Felix McHugh... [read more]

A mass restoration of ecosystems offers us hope where there was little hope before, writes George Monbiot.... [read more]

A new biography of Edmund Burke has been written by Jesse Norman, and it has attracted favourable comment from Charles Moore, official biographer of Margaret Thatcher... [read more]

Dr Amjad Ayab Mirza provides analysis on the recent elections in Pakistan... [read more]

Patrizia Bertini interviews Rauf Azar, a Palestinian doctor, using the pioneering Lego Serious Play technique... [read more]

Thomas Riggins guides us through the next part of Lenin's Materialism and Empiro-criticism... [read more]

George Tait Edwards MBE makes the case for the urgent implementation of Keynesian economics to stimulate growth, based on the economic model's previous success in the US, China and Japan... [read more]