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, now the socialist party contact or join socialist party campaigns young socialist action socialist news and views socialist party manifesto the socialist newspaper socialism today magazine socialist books socialist party links 2001: dave nellist, one of 's former labour mp's, now socialist party councillor and former socialist alliance chair, launches the may 2001 election challenge. join the socialist party the rise of - preface to the rise of by peter taaffe . - editorial from the first issue of the . - and mi5: monitoring the left and the poll tax - 's proud role in defeating the poll tax -the battle that brought down thatcher and liverpool - councils - take the liverpool road - livingstone and liverpool: when cuddly ken was red ken - liverpool 47 website 1964 - 1997 - youth -- the secret of 's success - puts the workers' case - toppling thatcher - the poll tax and - the march of - women in the front-line the rise of and the poll tax - toppling thatcher 1964 -- 1997 32 years of , now the socialist, paper of the socialist party subscribe to the socialist , successor to . the socialist party website is updated weekly with the latest news, policies and marxist analysis selected from features carried in the weekly the socialist newspaper, and other socialist party publications. nobody pulls our strings : cartoonist alan hardman continues his work in the socialist the began building a worker's international in 1975, and today the socialist party is affiliated to the committee for a workers international (cwi) , which fights for socialism in 35 countries world wide. "an incident outside a factory illustrated what was all about. a supporter sold the paper outside this factory to a regular group of workers. over a three-week period he observed that another individual from the factory stood watching, noting those who bought the paper. fearing that this was a management "nark" or supervisor, the seller approached this individual. rather than being a management stooge he stated that he was in fact the chief shop steward, i.e. the convenor of the workers in the factory. he was observing those who bought the , because he wanted to identify those workers capable of becoming shop stewards! " the rise of , peter taaffe, preface, 1995 the rise of now serialised on the socialist party website . written by peter taaffe and published in 1995, the rise of is the first real account of , its ideas, organisation and the role of prominent public figures associated with it, written by its leading exponent for over40 years. five previous books have been written about . but this is the only one which gives an authentic account of how played such a prominent role in liverpool in the 1980's and the successful battle to defeat the poll tax. read online buy the book contact or join the socialist party the rise of by peter taaffe, socialist party general secretary preface the idea for this book arose when was discussing how best to celebrate its 30th anniversary in october 1994. one suggestion, successfully carried out in october and november of that year, was for a national speaking tour by myself, together with tommy sheridan and others. a series of very successful meetings was held in all the main areas of britain. at the same time it was suggested that i should gather together the main articles from s 30year history, for publication in a small book. however, once i began to investigate the viability of such a project it became clear that the publication of a few "representative" articles would not do justice to the subject. thus the idea of a book celebrating our 30 years of publication took shape. however, the very scope of such an undertaking - compressing the events of 30 years into one volume - proved to be a much more formidable task than i anticipated. this book could not be produced at "leisure". as general secretary of labour, i am in a position which demands intense day-to-day involvement in the activities of this organisation. therefore the writing of this book had to be "fitted in" alongside the more pressing daily tasks of building labour and participating in the struggle. this is the main reason for the delay in publishing. another reason for delay was the difficulty in editing and selecting for publication those extracts from s history which best reflect its political position at each stage in its development, as well as the continuity of thought and approach which determined its political approach. this book is not primarily an "organisational" account of s evolution. some organisational details are included but these are kept to a minimum. this is because the aim of this book is essentially to trace out the ideas which motivated and its adherents first to undertake publication of the newspaper and then to sustain it, in good times and bad, over a 30-year period. right from its inception, has been scrupulously democratic, both in its organisation and in its approach towards its political opponents in the labour movement. decisions, including the one which led to the publication of , were determined democratically by committed supporters. those who paid money regularly to and were involved in our local discussion groups determined its policy. leading "s" did not have a vast apparatus or mighty resources compelling obedience to its political line. decisions were arrived at through discussion and debate. at the outset there were a number of leading supporters, based in london, who constituted the national editorial board (neb), who held positions of authority and respect within s ranks. they were elected and subject to recall at any time. at the time when was launched and for a period afterwards these leading members were ted grant, peter taaffe, keith dickinson, clare doyle (who joined a little later), ellis hillman (who subsequently parted company from ) and arthur deane. small forces were involved at the beginning. but decisions were only arrived at after intense discussion and debate. indeed, the intensity of the debate in the marxist movement sometimes is in inverse proportion to the number of participants! the most controversial aspect at the beginning was over the name. the choice of was not initially favoured by many. but the market place for "revolutionary names" is very crowded, which makes the choice of a name for a new publication very difficult indeed. however, the name had an honourable pedigree in the history of the trotskyist movement. it had been the name of an earlier, very small, trotskyist group, in britain. it was also the name of the newspaper of the american socialist workers party, which worked closely with trotsky in the 1930s. however, by the early 1960s the leadership of the us swp was at variance with the leaders of what became in britain. for this reason, if no other, most of the pioneers of were not enthralled by the choice of this name. it was accepted at the time, largely because no other viable alternative was on hand. but in the psychology of human beings, names, both of individuals and organisations, become associated in the mind with what they come to represent. and in one important respect the name did stand for what its proponents intended: the aim of winning in the first instance, the most conscious, combative, fighting, i.e. , sections of the working class. an incident outside a factory illustrated what was all about. a supporter sold the paper outside this factory to a regular group of workers. over a three-week period he observed that another individual from the factory stood watching, noting those who bought the paper. fearing that this was a management "nark" or supervisor, the seller approached this individual. rather than being a management stooge he stated that he was in fact the chief shop steward, i.e. the convenor of the workers in the factory. he was observing those who bought the , because he wanted to identify those workers capable of becoming shop stewards! 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