ETOL Writers: Andrew Glyn
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Obituary: Andrew Glyn, 1943–2007, by Lynn Walsh (Socialism Today, February 2008)
July 1974: Thresholds – Worker’s Standards Still Cut
August 1974: Britain’s Riches – Massive Inequality of Wealth
September 1974: Unemployment and the Tories
November 1974: Are the Bosses Over-Taxed
January 1975: What became of Labour’s wealth tax?
February 1975: Cuts in “Social Wage”
May 1975: Import Controls? No Answer to Workers’ Problems
September 1975: Import Controls – No Solution to Crisis
March 1976: The Socialist Challenge (book review)
August 1976: What Are the Big Monopolies
September 1976: Local Government – Sucked Dry by the Money Lenders
September 1976: Why capitalists want the cuts
September 1977: Big Business Opposes Reflation
September 1977: Boom – or Bubble?
September 1977: Six Reasons Why North Sea Oil Will Not Halt Britain’s Decline
November 1977: Correct If Confusing (letter)
December 1977: Unemployment: Facts and Lies (book review)
March 1978: Save our Services
March 1978: ‘What the City wants’ from North Sea Oil Revenues
April 1978: Cambridge Economists Predict Five Million Unemployed by 1990
April 1978: Slick, but Unconvincing
June 1978: Unemployment – How Capitalism wastes human resources
July 1978: Summit For Nothing
August 1978: Summit For Nothing – Part II
October 1978: No Retreat – Nationalise the Banks!
December 1978: European Money Squabbles
1979: Capitalist Crisis – Tribune’s ‘Alternative Strategy’ or Socialist Plan (pamphlet)
January 1979: Fewer and Bigger
March 1979: Labour Activist and the Manifesto
May 1979: World Capitalism Stuck in the Stagnant Seventies
Autumn 1979: Profits – Catastrophic Drop
November 1979: Japan – Facing Instability
November 1979: Japanese Workers Struggle to Transform Society – Part Two
February 1980: Labour and Equality – Why Did Labour Fail?
March 1980: 1974–79 Labour Government – What Went Wrong?
April 1980: The Brutal Logic of Monetarism
January 1981: Japan – Working in ‘Hell’s Battlefield’
January 1981: Japan – Reclaiming the Unions
January 1981: No Real Alternative
April 1981: Japan – Labour harmony sliding out of tune
May 1981: Technical Progress Slows to a Snail’s Pace ...
September 1981: Labour Must Start with ... Bold Socialist Change
October 1981: Tumbling profits – Crumbling industry
March 1982: Labour’s Alternative Budget – Socialist Measures Needed
July 1982: Economic Recovery – ‘Now You See It, Now You Don’t’
June 1984: Closures – Economic Nonsense
September 1984: Miners’ dispute – NCB fraud exposed
December 1984: Uneconomics of Pit Closures
October 1985: Up to sixty pits to go?
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