International 1985–87
A Journal of Marxism in the Labour Party. Nine issues; its supporters merged with Socialist Viewpoint in May 1987 to form Socialist Outlook.
International no. 1, November–December 1985
- Kinnock's Right Turn
- After the Reagan Skyjacking
- Behind the Tottenham Riot
- Interview with Narendra Makenji
- Revolutionary Upsurge in South Africa
- South African Communist Party Attacks Black Trade Unions
- Women Against Pit Closures
- CND at the Crossroads
- Building a Marxist Movement in Britain
- Crisis in Central America
- A socialist economic policy for Labour
International no. 2, January–February 1986
- The Anglo-Irish accord — the Labour-Tory accord
- The fall and fall of Gerry Healy
- The split in the NUM
- Glyn's economics and socialist strategy
- No room for complacency
- The defeat in Liverpool
- Star Wars and the summit
- The strategy of the ANC
- Child abuse — crisis in the family?
- To Russia with love
- What price masculinity?
- Farewell to Sartre
International no. 3, March–April 1986
- Willis' surrender at Fortress Wapping
- The Heseltine affair — the empire strikes back?
- South Africa: workers against apartheid
- Solidarity with the Filipino People
- British Bolsheviks
- Black liberation and socialism
- And that means you, twinkletoes
- Kinnock's new coalition
- Revenge of the right
- British peculiarities
- Socialist Register
- Kiss of the Spider Woman
International no. 4, May–June 1986
- Libya and Reagan's new global strategy
- Interview with Eric Heffer
- The Savage Inquiry
- The General Strike 1926: Tragedy of a Generation
- Women hold up half the sky
- Tribute to Simone De Beauvoir
- Wapping Assault
- Marxism Today's 'New axis'
- The need for principled politics: The split with Socialist Action
- Ran
- Absolute Beginners
- Breakfast with Mao
- Word Rhythms
International no. 5, July–August 1986
- The significance of COSATU
- Who are the real philistines?
- The risks of respectable feminism
- Interview with Ralph Miliband
- Stalinism in the 1930s: Popular Fronts & the great purges
- An improved economy?
- Pornography and censorship
- George Breitman 1916-1986: a tribute
- From Resistance to Rebellion
- The struggle for health
- Harold Wilson's ghost
- Engels updated
- Wedding blues
International no. 6, September–October 1986
- How the right fought back
- Apartheid's continuing crisis
- Still here, still fighting: Tony Benn interviewed
- What future for women under Labour
- Printworkers fight on
- Trotsky: photo supplement
- Nicaragua's agrarian reform
- Robinson sets the pace
- Troubled tories
- Brookside: the rape and the ratings
- Shootdown
- Revisionism revisited
- The artful Hoxha
- Yellow Earth
- Rosa
International no. 7, November–December 1986
- New realism rules — OK?
- Mozambique — South Africa's dirty hands
- WAC backtracks on leadership's attacks
- Labour's nuclear future
- How Red are the Greens?
- Rosa Luxemburg
- What alternative to the Atlantic alliance?
- The new woman in China
- Nicaragua — contradictions of the mixed economy
- War & the International
- SDP Mark 2?
- Liberal shibboleths
- Blood Red Roses
International no. 8, January–February 1987
- One year at Wapping
- French upsurge threatens Chirac
- Solidarnosc and Socialism
- AIDS
- Terrorism
- All the President's men — pt II
- Tories go back to school
- The Philippines after Marcos
- The Workers Party of Brazil
- Don't mention the war
- K.S. Karol
- Alan Turing
- Touchdown
International no. 9, March–April 1987
- Anti-zionist Israeli arrested
- Thatcher's offensive and Labour's impasse
- Irish election heralds further instability
- South African revolution marks time
- Self-determination for Scotland?
- Sisterhood, still powerful?
- Filipino women's party launched
- Unions must defend women at work
- A mixed blessing?
- Is there a future for town hall socialism?
- Why socialists should support Solidarnösc
- Communists and the Easter rising
- Andy Warhol
- Salvador
- The Jaguar Smile
- New Trotsky notebooks