An article examining the rapid internal breakdown of the British political formation “Your Party”, from resignations and factional conflict to regional collapse and electoral retreat.

An article arguing that debates over rent levels fail to address the deeper issue of land ownership and the continued presence of landlordism in Ireland.

An article examining the long-standing hostility of establishment media toward Irish Republican and labour movements. It argues that from the revolutionary period to the present day, the bourgeois press has consistently acted to defend existing power structures by marginalising and discrediting movements that challenge imperialism, capitalism and social inequality.

An article arguing that social conservatives should reconsider their relationship to anti-imperialist politics. Drawing on examples from Latin America and the Middle East, it contends that movements resisting external domination often operate within socially traditional societies and that imperial wars themselves produce many of the political and migration pressures debated in Europe today.