International Socialists [UK] (IS)
| Years Active: | 1962–1977 |
|---|---|
| Place: | Britain |
| Other Names: | Socialist Review Group (1950–1962) … Precursor |
| Documents in Archive: | 2 |
| Publications: | International Socialism |
| International Affiliation: | International Socialist Tendency |
| Successor: | Socialist Workers' Party [UK] |
| Other Related Organisations: | Revolutionary Communist Group, Workers Power [UK] |
| Related Collection: | The British Left on Ireland |
| Discuss: | Comments on this organisation |
About
The International Socialists were the predecessors of the Socialist Workers Party (UK). Formed from the Socialist Review Group, a small Trotskyist group, which was founded in 1950, it changed its name to the International Socialists in 1962. They retained this name until 1977. Their theory of state-capitalism regarding the USSR was regarded as heterodox by other Trotskyist groups.
Identifiers
| VIAFInfo | 158523460 |
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Documents
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International Socialism
International Socialism, No. 51
1972
April-June 1972
Others
What Happened in Derry
1972
Eamonn McCann
- 1972 - International Socialism, No. 51
- 1972 - What Happened in Derry
Related Material
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1975
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