The Publication
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Cover of Socialist Studies № 1 |
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| Type | Quarterly zine |
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| Format | A5 |
| Owner | Socialist Studies |
| Publisher | Socialist Studies |
| Editor | Richard Lloyd |
| Founded | 1989 |
| Political alignment | socialist |
| Language | English |
| Headquarters | London |
| Circulation | < 100 |
| Official website | socialiststudies.org.uk |
Socialist Studies was first published in 1989 by the Camden and North West London branches of the Socialist Party of Great Britain, though since issue № 3 (1991) it has been published by an independent organisation (see History and activity below).
The early issues consisted primarily of material reprinted from the works of Karl Marx and the Socialist Standard, though the paper now consists of original material. The format has remained the same for the past fifteen years: three to twelve A4 sheets of single-column word-processed text, photocopied and folded to produce an A5 booklet. The publication is text-only, with no graphics or photographs; none of the articles have a byline, and until № 35 (Spring 2000), none of the issues were dated. It is sold in small numbers by mail order and at Socialist Studies propaganda meetings.
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