LM network

The LM network or LM group is a loosely constituted political grouping sharing a common, anti-environmentalist, apparently libertarian ideology. It is populated by individuals associated with the now defunct Revolutionary Communist Party, its principal publication, also defunct, Living Marxism and a number of initatives and platforms launched by the group.

LM network alphabetical list

A-C

• Ian Abley
• Kate Abley
• Africa Direct
• Against Nature
• Duleep Allirajah
• Audacity

• Graham Barnfield
• Daniel Ben-Ami
• Mark Birbeck
• Carlton Brick
• Jennie Bristow
• Tracey Brown

• Campaign Against Militarism
• Campaign for Internet Freedom
• Aidan Campbell
• Channel Cyberia
• Barrie Collins
• John Conroy

D-F

• Steve Daley
• Thomas Deichmann
• Will Deighton
• Ceri Dingle
• Martin Durkin
• Bill Durodie
• Families for Freedom
• Feminists for Justice
• Michael Fitzpatrick
• Fiona Foster
• Claire Fox
• Fiona Fox
• Freedom & Law
• Ann Furedi
• Frank Furedi

G-I

• Genetic Interest Group
• Tony Gilland
• John Gillott
• Global Futures
• Helene Guldberg

• Philip Hammond
• James Heartfield
• Joan Hoey
• Mick Hume
• Jonathan Hunt

• Institute of Ideas
• Irish Freedom Movement

J-L

• Tiffany Jenkins
• Eve Kaye or Eve Kay
• Rob Killick
• Ellie Lee
• Kirk Leech
• Libero!
• Living Marxism
• Daniel Lloyd
• London International Research Exchange
• Rob Lyons

M-O

• ME-WE
• Kenan Malik
• Toby Marshall
• Phil Mullan
• Novo

P-R

• Reshmi Parag
• Parents Against the Charter
• John Pender
• Joan Phillips
• Progress Educational Trust

• Ellen Raphael
• Revolutionary Communist Party
• Mark Ryan

S-U

• Peter Sammonds
• Science Media Centre
• Helen Searls
• Sense About Science
• Spiked Online
• Sandy Starr

• Keith Teare
• Juliet Tizzard
• Transport Research Group
• Trasna An Domhain Go Leir

V-Z

• WORLDwrite
• David Webb
• Austin Williams
• Workers Against Racism
• James Woudhuysen

Resources

• Mike Small, 'The Faction That Fools the World' Variant Issue 24, Winter 2005, version placed in web archive 20 April 2007