What We Stand For
Socialist Party pamphlet published November 2021 (PDF opens in new window)
Coronavirus – a workers’ charter 2020
Party leaflet (last updated on 20/04/2020) Coronavirus reveals the capitalist system in crisis Workers mustn’t pay the price
British Perspectives 2018
Party document as amended by Socialist Party national congress in March 2018
Perspectives for Britain 2017
Party document dated 17/03/2017
What We Stand For
2017 version of What We Stand For. Click here for Nov 2021 version
Perspectives for Britain 2016
Socialist Party document as amended by the 2016 party national congress
2015 Election Manifesto
Reject the austerity lies – Join the socialist fightback! (pdf opens in new window)
British Perspectives 2015
Socialist Party congress, 14-15 February 2015: This document was produced on 5th January 2015 and subsequently some amendments were incorporated during and following the 14th February congress discussion on Britain.
British Perspectives, March 2014 congress
Amended document as passed by Socialist Party national congress 2014
British Perspectives 2013: a Socialist Party congress document
Amended document as passed by Socialist Party national congress 2013
British Perspectives: a Socialist Party congress 2012 document
Socialist Party document on Britain agreed at the Socialist Party congress, 10-12 March 2012
Socialist Party Election Manifesto 2012
For the millions not the millionaires – vote Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition against cuts! Party document dated 20/04/2012
British Perspectives: a Socialist Party congress 2011 document
Socialist Party document agreed at the February 2011 Socialist Party annual congress
Perspectives for Britain and the world 2009
Party document dated 15/02/2009
British Perspectives 2008
Party document, March 2008. This document was debated at the Socialist Party congress in March 2008 and agreed.
CWI archive of documents: archive.marxist.net
Marxist debates of the 1990s: includes full text of documents exchanged in the following discussions: The Collapse of Stalinism; Marxism and the British Labour Party – the ‘Open Turn’ debate; Party, Programme, Reformism and the International – the ‘Scottish debate’; The Name Change debate; What Are the Causes of the Current World Capitalist Crisis?; Democratic Centralism.
New Technology and Globalisation
Can a capitalist slump be avoided? A reply to ex-Merseyside Socialist Party members by the Socialist Party executive committee. June 1999.
