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Occasional Papers

This is the pamphlet series that has been published once or twice a year by the society since 1992. If an issue is not listed, it means that it is no longer in print.

			UK price inc. postage	UK	Europe price inc. postage	Europe	Worldwide price inc. postage	Worldwide
1.	Jean Jones	Ben Bradley: Fighter for India's Freedom	£2.50		£3.00		£3.50
2.	various	George Rudé 1910-1993: Marxist Historian	£2.50		£3.00		£3.50
6.	Stan Henderson	Comrades on the Kwai	£2.50		£3.00		£3.50
12.	Jim Fyrth	An Indian Landscape 1944-1946	£5.50		£6.00		£6.50
14.	Victor Kiernan	Twenty Years of Europe: The Engels-Lafargue Correspondence	£2.75		£3.25		£3.75
17	Linda Colley	Another Making of the English Working Class: The Lash and the Imperial Soldiery	£2.00		£2.50		£3.00
18	Andrew Boyd	Marx, Engels and the Irish	£4.00		£4.50		£5.00
19	W Raymond Powell	Keir Hardie in West Ham: "A Constituency with a Past"	£2.50		£3.00		£3.50
21	Lionel Munby, D Huw Owen, James Scannell	Local History since 1945: England, Wales and Ireland	£3.00		£3.50		£4.00
22	Gavin Bowd	Comintern Cadre: The Passion of Allan Eaglesham	£2.50		£3.00		£3.50
23	Jim Riordan	The last British Comrade trained in Moscow: the Higher Party School 1961 - 1963	£2.50		£3.00		£3.50
24	Paul Auerbach, Willie Thompson	Is there No Alternative? Historical Problems of Socialist Economic Strategies	£2.50		£3.00		£3.50
25	Francis King	The Narodniks in the Russian Revolution: Russia's Socialist-Revolutionaries in 1917	£5.00		£5.50		£6.00
28	Deborah Lavin	Marx contra Bradlaugh. Radicalism versus Socialism in the First International	£4.00		£4.50		£5.00
29	Willie Thompson	Setting an Agenda. Thomson, Dobb, Hill and the Communist Party Historians	£3.00		£3.75		£4.50

Socialist History issues 13 to present now on sale online!

Imperialism and Internationalism
Victor Kiernan on empires; Anna Davin on immigration in Britain; Ralph Russell on Indian nationalism…

The Future of History
Roundtable discussion with Jim Sharpe, Peter Jones, Mike Savage, Eileen Yeo, Kevin Morgan and Richard Evans…

Visions of the Future
David Purdy on utopian thought; Philip Coupland on utopia in British political culture; Maureen Speller on the future in science fiction…

America and the Left
David Howell on syndicalism; Neville Kirk on American exceptionalism; Kevin Morgan on the British left and America…

International and Comparative Labour History
Sheila Rowbotham on working class women's narratives; Karen Hunt on internationalism and socialist women; Paul Kelemen on Labour's Africa…

Cultures and Politics
Matthew Worley on the Third Period; Andrew Whitehead on Red London; Martin Wasserman on Kafka as industrial reformer…

Life Histories
Richard Pankhurst on Sylvia Pankhurst and anti-fascism; Andy Croft on Randall Swingler; Malcolm Chase interviews John Saville on the DLB…

Contested Legacies
Mark Bevir on socialism and the state; Matt Perry on the Hunger Marches; David Renton and Martin Durham debate women, gender and fascism…

Red Lives
Till Kössler on West German communists; Margreet Schrevel on a Dutch communist children's club; Tauno Saarela on characters in Finnish communist magazines…

Revolutions and Revolutionaries
John Newsinger on Irish Labour; Allison Drew on experiences of the gulag; Edward Acton, Monty Johnstone, Boris Kagarlitsky, Francis King and Hillel Ticktin on 1917…

Migrants and Minorities
Shivdeep Singh Grewal on the racial politics of the National Front; Keith Copley on the British Irish in Chartist times; Stephen Hipkin on rural conflict in early modern Britain…

Interesting Times?
David Howell interviews Eric Hobsbawm; John Callaghan on reviews of Interesting Times; Ann Hughes on Christopher Hill's work; Cambridge communists reminisce…

Old Social Movements?
Meg Allen on the use of humour in the narratives of Women Against Pit Closures; Paul Burnham on the squatters' movement of 1946; David Young on agency and ethnicity in the London Social Democratic Federation…

Youth Cultures and Politics
Rich Palser on the children of 1968 and the Woodcraft Folk; Richard Cross on Crass and the anarcho-punk movement; Michelle Webb on the history of the Labour League of Youth; Jonathan Grossman on youth activism during apartheid's endgame…

Rethinking Social Democracy
Stefan Berger on communism and social democracy; Andrew Thorpe on Labour and Liberal politics 1918-1945; Aad Blok on Jan Tinbergen's economic theories; New Labour under scrutiny…

The Abyssinia Crisis - Seventy Years On
Willie Thompson on the facist regime and the Abyssinia Crisis, Christian Hogsbjerg on C.L.R. James and Italy's conquest of Abyssinia; Andrew Flinn and Gidon Cohen on the British left and the fracturing of the anti-war movement...

Collaboration, Resistance and the Unions
Emmet O Connor on British based unions in Ireland; Jonathan Jeffries on the politics of colonialism in Gibraltar; Steve Cushion on the 1941 miners' strike in northern France...

1956 and the New Left
Lesley Hardy on E. P. Thomson and F. R. Leavis; Grant Pooke on Francis Klingender; Sebastian Berg on New Left Review and Dissent; David Renton on socialist biography...

Imperialism
Marilyn Young on 'The Empire at War'; Holger Nehring on The British and West German protests against nuclear weapons and anti-colonialism, 1956-64; Vassilis K Fouskas on the Origins of Neo-Imperial Governance...

Activism
Gidon Cohen, Andrew Flinn and Lewis Mates on Political Culture and the Post-War Labour Party; Nicole Robertson on Member activity within co-operative societies, 1914-60; Thomas Linehan on Communist Activism in Interwar Britain...

Origins of the French Revolution
Gwynne Lewis on The Rise of the Bourgeoisie and the Failure to Reform the Bourbon State, 1763-92; Stephen Miller on The Absolutist State of Eighteenth-Century France - Modern Bureaucracy or Feudal Bricolage?; Peter McPhee on Revolution or Jacquerie? - Rethinking Peasant Insurrection in 1789...

Biography and the Political Uses of Memory
Reiner Tosstorff on Alexander Lozovsky; Francis King on Vladimir Bazarov; Emmer O'Connor on Self-representation in Irish communism; Stephen Hopkins on Irish Republican self-representation; Guiseppe Vatalaro on Berlinguer's Democratic Alternative...

Class, Nation and Resistance
David Renton on Class Language or Populism; Ran Greenstein on Socialist Anti-Zionism; Maria Kyriakidou and Sotiris Themistokleous on the recognition of national resistance in contemporary Greece; Evan Smith on the British Communist Party, the SWP and anti-fascism in the 1970s...

Gender and Sexuality
Lesley A. Hall on 'No Sex, Please, We're Socialists'; Jeff Hearn on (Un)writing Men's (Auto)biography, (Un)writing Men's History; Justin Bengry on Mainstreaming queer styles in post-war Britain, 1945-1967; Sharif Gemie on Memory and gender in the music of Fuxan os Ventos, Luar Na Lubre and Mercedes Peón...

Syndicalism and Radical Unionism
Alex Gordon on Charles Watkins: Syndicalist Railwayman; Paul Buhle on Syndicalism in the United States; Wayne Thorpe on Internationalist Syndicalists in Europe 1914-18; Reiner Tosstorff on The Syndicalists and the Bolshevik Revolution; Gregor Gall on Radical Unionism in Britain; Andy Croft on Randall Swingler and MI5...

Biography and Identity
David Howell on D. H. Lawrence and Coalfield Society; Peter Ackers on 'More Marxism than Methodism': Hugh Clegg at Kingswood School, Bath (1932-39); Andrew Pearmain on 'Twenty Years On': Whatever Happened to the Communist Party of Great Britain?; and Andrew Thorpe on Nina Fishman's Arthur Horner and Labour and Political Biography

Wretched of the Earth
Rabah Aissaoui on From Colonial Dispossession to Exile: Algerian Migration to France from the Early Twentieth Century to the Eve of the Second World War; Rose Appel on Extermination Through Labour: Life and Death in a German Slave Labour Camp; Allison Drew interviews Henri Alleg; David Macey on Fanon and the Algerian Revolution; and more...