LM network: Bibliography

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Articles on the RCT/RCP and the LM network

• Andy Beckett, 'Licence to rile', The Guardian, 15 May 1999.
• Graham Barnfield Internet dating, The Loneliest Jukebox, no date, but posted between 17 and 23 February 2006.
• Andrew Billen, "A prickly opinion on just about everything" (profile of Claire Fox), The Times, December 17, 2002.
• Bob from Brockley (pseudonym) Triangulating Bobism 2: The Furedi cult, Wednesday, September 29, 2010
• Martin Bright, 'Civilised debates at the ICA and the RCP...', New Statesman, 13 February 2007
• Chris Bunting, 'What's a nice Trot doing in a place like this', Times Higher Education Supplement", 28 January 2005 (log-in required).
• Michael Burleigh, 'Fear and Trembling', The New York Sun, 26 December 2007.
• Alex Callinicos 'Politics or Abstract Propagandism?' International Socialism, 2(11), Winter 1981: 111-128.
• David Campbell Atrocity, memory, photography: imaging the concentration camps of Bosnia – the case of ITN versus Living Marxism
• Nick Cohen, 'THE SECRET REVOLUTION: Hold on a minute. . .' The Observer October 26, 1998
• Nick Cohen, 'Hold on a minute...: The Nazis had a word for it' The Observer November 1, 1998, News Page; Pg. 32
• Nick Cohen, "The rebels who changed their tune to be pundits", New Statesman, 12 August 2002
• Nick Cohen, 'Double Entryism' New Humanist, Nov/Dec 2006.
• Nick Cohen 'Debating Humanism by Dolan Cummings (eds) New Humanist, Volume 121 Issue 6 November/December 2006.
• Nick Cohen 'Long March to the Microphone', Standpoint July/ August 2010.
• Nathan Coombs, 'The Bankruptcy of Spiked's liberal humanism', Nathan Coombs blog 4 November 2008.
• Guy Debord's Cat (pseudonym), 'The LM Network and the idea of free speech', Guy Debord's Cat 8 August 2010.
• Jim Denham, 'RCP hegemonise the Moral Maze', Shiraz Socialist, June 2008
• Michael Ezra, 'From the Vaults: Revolutionary Communist Party, 1983', Harry's Place 18 February 2011
• Eddie Ford Farewell, Living Marxism Weekly Worker, No. 344, July 13 2000.
• Mike Freeman '"Self-activity" makes you blind: A reply to Alex Callinicos and the SWP', World in Recession Revolutionary Communist Papers, No 7 July 1981. p. 22-26
• Gimpy A grumble on the poor quality of a libertarian discourse on passive smoking, Gimpy's Blog, June 21, 2009.
• Zac Goldsmith, 'So Much for 'Sense' About Science', The Guardian, 5 January 2010
• John Green, 'Culture - Books - Crisis of authority, in schools as in society; John Green calls for more realistic solutions to rectify everything that is wrong with education in Britain', Review of Wasted: Why Education Isn't Educating by Frank Furedi (Continuum, £14.99) Morning Star January 5, 2010 Tuesday.
• The Guardian, "Letters Living Marxism and the Serbs", 17 March 2002
• Jim Grant, WTBLS, Appendix 2: Talk to Frank, Tragic Life Stories, 19 Sept 2008
• Danny Hammill, RCP's designer liquidationism, Weekly Worker 230, March 5 1998, version placed in web archive 7 Mar 2007, acc in web archive 28 Apr 2010
• James Heartfield, 'Marx on Native Americans', Ethnological notebooks, 2 January 1998
• James Heartfield, 'Dave Hallsworth' Obituary, Guardian, 20 December 2007
• Oliver Kamm, "Living Marxism and Tory Sleaze", 13 December 2003
• Dominic Lawson, 'Here's a question for you: whose life is it anyway?', Daily Telegraph, 17 October 2004
• Gerry Leversha Some Reflections on the 'Revolutionary Communist Group', Marxism Today, January 1978.
• Alex Lockwood Five reasons Brendan O'Neill is wrong Alexlockwood.net website 15 July 2008
• Lobbywatch, Interview with George Monbiot about the LM group, 11 April 2007, archived on GMWatch website
• LobbyWatch LM Watch
• Naomi Mc Women just aren’t funny, while patriarchy is hilarious, Vagina Dentata, SUNDAY, 21 JUNE 2009.
• Chris McGreal, "Genocide? What genocide?", The Guardian, 20 March 2000
• John McVicar, The Scoop that Folded a Magazine Punch, 29 May 2000.
• Brian Micklethwait, "Revolutionary Communist Party as in Living Marxism as in LM as in Spiked and Institute of Ideas - I agree with George Monbiot: who are these people?", 13 December 2003
• Don Milligan, Radical Amnesia and the RCP, Reflections of a Renegade, January 8, 2008.
• George Monbiot 'The Revolution Has Been Televised: Channel 4’s Against Nature series turns out to have been made by an obscure and cranky sect The Guardian 18th December 1997.
• George Monbiot 'Far Left Or Far Right? Living Marxism’s interesting allegiances' Published in Prospect Magazine, November 1998
• George Monbiot 'Living Marxism: Festering Fascism?' Published in Prospect Magazine, November 1998
• George Monbiot, 'Invasion of the Entryists', Guardian (UK), Tuesday December 9, 2003.
• George Monbiot, "Freedom for whom?" Times Higher Education Supplement, 11 February 2005.
• George Monbiot, 'Flying Over The Cuckoo’s Nest: How did Marxist class warriors end up fighting for the bosses’ right to fly?' Published in the Guardian, 13th January 2009.
• George Monbiot, 'This is indeed a class war, and the campaign against the Aga starts here', The Guardian, 13 January 2009.
• George Monbiot 'Rightwing climate change deniers are all for free speech - when it suits them', Guardian Unlimited January 13, 2010 Wednesday.
• Necessary Agitation "Inside Modern Movement", Necessary Agitation website, accessed 6 August 2010.
• Michael Mosbacher, 'What is it about London mayors and Marxist sects?', The Social Affairs Unit, May 2008
• Andrew Newman More on the intellectual laziness of the RCP Socialist Unity website 10 March 2007
• Helge Ogrim Battle of Ideas, is the Revolutionary Communist Party still the vanguard? Norwegian Affairs, NOVEMBER 6, 2010 · 11:49 AM
• David Pallister, John Vidal and Kevin Maguire, 'Life after Living Marxism: Fighting for freedom - to offend, outrage and question everything", Guardian (UK), Saturday July 8, 2000.
• David Pallister, John Vidal and Kevin Maguire, "Life after Living Marxism: Banning the bans", The Guardian, July 8, 2000.
• Charlie Pottins, Taking the Rise out of London Monday, July 14, 2008.
• Alex Powney Party On, Comrade!, Fatwah, Circa 2002, Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 27 November 2004.
• Matthew Price, "Raving Marxism", Lingua Franca, March 1999.
• Louis Proyect Cockburn Contrariainism, Louis Proyect -The Unrepentant Marxist, 28 January 2008.
• Dave Renton 7 February: the new socialism of fools, 7 February 2006.
• Dave Renton Living Marxism, spiked online and the RCP Temporary Hoarding, 4/8 March 2006.
• RCG 'Statement on the expulsion of a chauvinist grouping in the RCG', RCG Executive Committee, Nov 1976
• Revolutionary Communist Group, Press statement, 14 October 1979 and Supplement 19 October 1979 On conflict with the RCT.
• RCG Revolutionary Communist Group statement on the march called by the Revolutionary Communist Tendency on 24 November 1979 which launched the Smash the Prevention of Terrorism Act Campaign
• Revolutionary Communist Group 'RCP use violence to stifle debate' Fight Racism! Fight Imperialism!, Statement on IFM conference in Leeds, February 1983
• Claire Robinson and Jonathan Matthews Rotten to the corp Science in Society 21, Spring 2003An expose of biotech's new corporate warriors who promote their agenda by infiltrating the science-media establishment and by using smear tactics borrowed from America's far-right.
• Andy Rowell, "LobbyWatch: SMC complaint", April 2007. (This is an edited version of a submission made by Andy Rowell to the board of the Science Media Centre).
• Andy Rowell and Bob Burton, “Rising Rhetoric on Genetically Modified Crops, PR Watch, Volume 10 No 1, First quarter 2003.
• Andy Rowell and Jonathan Matthews, "Strange Bedfellows", The Ecologist, May 2003
• Mike Small, 'The Faction That Fools the World' Variant Issue 24, Winter 2005, version placed in web archive 20 April 2007
• Spinwatch LM Watch blog
• John Sullivan, As Soon As This Pub Closes ..., 1986 RCP.
• John Sullivan Revolutionary Communist Party, Formerly Revolutionary Communist Tendency From John Sullivan, Go Fourth and Multiply/When This Pub Closes, Socialist Platform, London 2004.First published in 1981 by Dialogue of the Deaf, Box 99, Full Marks Bookshop, 110 Cheltenham Road, Bristol 6.
• David Toube, 'The RCP (heart) Boris', Harry's Place, May 2008
• James Turley, 'Boris gets Spiked', Weekly Worker 722.
• Jenny Turner, 'Who Are They?,' London Review of Books, 8 July 2010
• Usenet Discussion of RCP/LM front groups, from usenet, April 1998.
• Dave Walker Libertarian Humanism or Critical Utopianism? The Demise of the Revolutionary Communist Party New Interventions, Vol.8 No.3, 1998
• Martin J Walker, "Brave New World of Zero Risk: Covert Strategy in British Science Policy" (book), Slingshot Publications, 2006.
• David Webb, RCP/LM front organisations alt.politics.socialism.trotsky, Google Groups, Apr 8 1998, 7:00 am.
• David Webb, 'Liberalism - Let's Spike It!", Originally published in the Salisbury Review Vol 21 No 4, June 2003, pp.25-28.
• Who Makes the Nazi's? Just When You Thought You'd Forgotten About the RCP: Peter Webb on Milieu Cultures Tuesday, 7 September 2010
• Wikipedia Living Marxism
• Richard Wilson Spiked Online – The rohypnol of web-based news and comment Richard Wilson's blog June 21, 2009 at 4:58 pm
• Richard Wilson Climate change “scepticism” and Spiked Online 'Richard Wilson's blog August 1, 2009 at 3:27 pm
• Richard Wilson Quite contrary: inside the Battle of Ideas New Humanist, Volume 126 Issue 1 January/February 2011.
• Workers' Power The British Left and the Irish War, January 1983. (Chapter on the Irish Freedom Movement, p. 41-9.)

Articles on the ITN Libel action

• Thomas Deichmann, "The picture that fooled the world", LM Magazine issue 97, February 1997
• LM Magazine, Press release to accompany Deichmann article, 25 January 1997
• Ed Vulliamy, "I stand by my story", The Guardian, 2 February 1997
• LM Magazine, "Press statement: ITN tries to gag LM", 21:00 24 January 1997
• Julia Hartley-Brewer, "ITN reporter 'bent over backwards for accuracy'", The Guardian, 1 March 2000
• BBC News, "ITN wins bosnian war libel case", 15 March 2000
• Ed Vulliamy, "Poison in the well of history", The Guardian, 15 March 2000
• Mick Hume, "The end of LM Magazine. Statement by Mick Hume, Editor", 29 March 2000
• John McVicar, "The Scoop that Folded a Magazine", Punch, #106, May 2000
• Alexander Cockburn (with Phillip Knightley's 1998 excerpts), "Storm Over Brockes' Fakery", Counterpunch, November 5/6, 2005