Publications by Lupus Books
ISBN: 978-0-9523454-6-6
Publisher: Lupus Books
Unfinished Business
the miners' strike for jobs 1984-5
By Peter Arkell & Ray Rising
96 pages | 80 photos: £7.99
Now that the economic and financial crash is joined by a deep political crisis within the British state, the opportunities are present for picking up where the miners were forced to leave off. Their insistence in 1984-5 on placing social needs before profit is just as critical and essential a quarter of a centruy later. Miners showed that workers will fight for an alternative to the wilful destruction of jobs and communities by capitalism if they have a firm and principled leadership. Our challenge today is to build a movement that will complete the unfinished business of the miners' strike.
ISBN: 978-0-9523454-5-9
Publisher: Lupus Books
Unmasking the State
a rough guide to real democracy
By Paul Feldman
88 pages: £3.99
Analyses the historical origins of the contemporary British capitalist state and the long struggle for democracy and political rights, from the Levellers to the Chartists and beyond. Describes the changes to the state under globalisation and how representative democracy has been undermined. Makes a series of proposals for a new, transitional state to extend democracy into workplaces and society as a whole.
ISBN: 978-0-9523454-3-5
Publisher: Lupus Books
A House of Cards
from fantasy finance to global crash
By Gerry Gold & Paul Feldman
88 pages: £3
Your guide to understanding the crisis that is sweeping through the global financial system and what it means for ordinary people.
“A House of Cards provides a lucid and accessible introduction to the concepts and contradictions underpinning the system, and outlines the changes that need to happen for a more sustainable and equitable future.”
Kevin Smith, author of The Carbon Neutral Myth
ISBN: 978-0-9523454-1-1
Publisher: Lupus Books
A World to Win
A rough guide to a future without global capitalism
By Paul Feldman & Corinna Lotz
370 pages: £9.99
ISBN: 978-0-9523454-4-2
Publisher: Lupus Books
1968 REVOLUTION
40 pages with photos and illustrations: £3
The building of an independent revolutionary movement that can inspire and lead the challenge for power itself remains the most crucial lesson from 1968
- A new breaking point - 40 years on
- How Tet turned the war in Vietnam
- The Prague Spring - beginning of the end for Stalinism
- Timeline
- Revolution in France: betrayed but not defeated
- Learning from history
- Martin Luther King’s unfinished business
- The German student revolt
ISBN: 978-0-9523454-2-8
Publisher: Lupus Books
Running a Temperature
an action plan for the eco-crisis
By Penny Cole & Philip Wade
64 pages: £3
Running a Temperature is a punchy analysis of the underlying causes of the destruction of the planet’s eco-systems.
“A clear and alternative framework for human existence beyond capitalism together with the best action plan to combat the dire predictions of climate
change I have seen.”
Dr Boris Kelly-Gerreyn, marine scientist
ISBN: 978-0-9523454-0-4
Publisher: Lupus Books
Gerry Healy: A revolutionary life
by Corinna Lotz and Paul Feldman
Foreword by Ken Livingstone
380 pages: Reduced price £13.50 incl p&p
This book is divided into two parts, which cover the whole of Gerry Healy's life. The first part is a personal account of the last four and a half years of his life, when the author was his political secretary and close collaborator. The second part outlines Healy's work in the revolutionary movement from his arrival in England in 1928 up until 1985. In the centre of the book is a fold-out section showing the projection of the path of cognition developed as a teaching aid by Gerry Healy.
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