Labour Affairs Magazine

• Issue 37 – September 1993
• Report from Lithuania (2).   
• Adam Smith Misunderstanding State Power.  
• Letter to the editor about Ramsay MacDonald, plus Reply.
• Available as a PDF at LA037 – September 1993.

• Issue 38 – November 1993. 
• The IRA as the most British thing in Ireland.   
• Incomes Policy.  
• Adam Smith and the Invisible Hand.  
• Defending the Right to Silence.  
• Feminists Against Equality?
• Available as a PDF at LA038 – November 1993.

• Issue 39 – January 1994.
• Russia : The Incompetent Capitalist Revolution.   
• Weaknesses of the “Voluntary” Sector.   
• Fascism & Social Nationalism.   
• Crime and Morality.
• Available as a PDF at LA039 – January 1994.

Issue 40 – to be scanned.

• Issue 41 – May 1994. 
• Editorial – From D-Day to Bosnia,
• Fidel Castro,
• Paul Foot on Pit Closures,
• Memories of Palme Dutt,
• Major’s notion of ‘Back to Basics’,
• How left-wing errors paved the way for Thatcher.
• From Newsnotes: Tory lack of a good leader after Major, C S Lewis as hypocrite, Memories of the Opium Wars.  Bosnian Serbs Provoked.
• Plus a separate short comment on Nixon.
• Available as a PDF at LA41 – May 1994

Issue 42 – to be scanned.

Issue 43 – to be scanned.

Issue 44 – to be scanned.

• Issue 45 –January 1995.
• The Origins of Clause 4. 
• Common Ownership. 
• Labour Party Policies from 1918.
• Available as a PDF at LA45 – January 1995.

Issue 46. PDF at LTUR 46 – March-April 1995.

• The Clause 4 Debate: Need versus Greed. Do we reverse the Thatcherite development, or capitulate to it?
• Gaitskell Debate.
• Report from a Fabian meeting
• Clause 4 Weekly Bulletin: Tony Blair & the “Underclass”
• Book Review – The British Communist Party and the Trade Unions, 1933-1945
• Labour & the Railways
• Citizen’s Charter
• Blair v Lilliput
• Labour & Northern Ireland
• Labour, Eurosceptics, Unionists (Editorial)
• Newsnotes: Chechens – New World Disorder, The feel-bad factor, The Humiliation of Robin Cook, Clause 4

Issue 47: PDF at LTUR 47 – May-June 1995.

• Anti-Clause 4 Campaign – editorial
• Local elections – editorial
• Trade Union Diary: Turkeys Voting For Christmas, The Prescott “Outburst”
• French Socialist Election Manifesto
• Clause 4 & the Co-op – Sean McGouran
• Tony Blair’s “Mission Statement”
• Notes on the News: public services ‘put out to tender’, farmed out to the lowest bidder, Criminal Values, Tartan Blues, Hypocrisy Rules over homosexual issues, but please don’t tell anyone, Aitken only following orders!, Gingridge subtly sabotaged by his fellow,Republicans
• Irish Peace Process – editorial
• Ourselves Alone (Sinn Fein) – Joe Keenan
• WW2 & the Cold War -Brendan Clifford
• Politics of Envy – G.M. Williams
• From Bevan to Blair – B. Clifford
• Save 1Viumia Abu-Jamal – John Clayden
• How Hitler Lost the War – Pat Muldowne

Issue 48: Available as a PDF at LTUR 48 – July-August 1995.

• Editorial – From Wilson to Blair
• Editorial – Tory Leadership Election
• Editorial – Privatised Utilities
• Labour’s Proposals for the Legal System by Angela Clifford
• A Bill of Rights & the Taylor/Stalker case
• Margaret Hodge by Jack Lane
• Labour & Europe by Michael Morrison
• Socialism Has A Future by Chris Winch
• McVeigh’s Way by Michael Alexander
• Notes on the News: Tory Leadership After John Major, Portillo’s Prospects, Teachers Don’t Learn (a foolish strike), Gas-Pigs Rule OK (Privatisation), Not Much Blood on the Telly Tonight, Who Won World War Two (not the British Empire), Successful Terrorism – Bosnia
• The Press Gang – poem
• What Does Sinn Fein Want? by Joe Keenan
• Northern Ireland Update – The North Down Election
• Trade Union Diary: The T&GWU Leadership Election

Issue 49 : PDF at LTUR 49 – September-October 1995.

• Editorial – Blair’s hidden agenda
• Editorial – Yugoslavia
• Trade Union Diary: The Dunnes Stores dispute in Ireland
• Yugoslavia And The British Falsification Of History by B. Clifford
• Private Finance Initiative by M. Morrison
• Shareholders or Stockholders: Why pure capitalism is pure madness by G. M. Williams
• Notes on the News: Fat cats as cool cats: perks from newly privatised industries were to be expected, the death penalty does not prevent murders, A Serb-free Croatia?, the 1995 World Trade Centre bombings a Russian / Serb operation with Muslim scapegoats?, Japan partly apologising for the way it treated the other nations of Asia during its brief colonial Empire.
• Book review: The State We’re In, by Will Hutton
• Book review: The Economics of the Madhouse by Chris Harman
• Scottish devolution
• The Communist Manifesto & the Labour Party