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The age profile of the No camp suggests time is not on their side

No to independence, but no confidence in the Union

PolyluxMarx: An Illustrated Workbook for Studying Marx’s Capital

George Square 17 September. Photograph: Chris Walsh

Scotland: ten things the vote signifies

Dramatic gains: The Yes campaign

Breaking the spell: Scotland’s democratic revolt

Alastair Stephens

Scotland’s vote, Britain’s crisis: politics after the referendum

RIC Govan with their brilliant new banner

Learning from Scotland’s radical independence movement

Buchanan Street, Glasgow, 13 September. Photo: Suki Sangha

10 reasons why Scotland’s vote is a crisis for the British elite

Know your enemy

Know your enemy: vote yes

Yes vote gives bigots their marching orders

Give the Orange bigots their marching orders with a Yes vote

Marxism and the Oppression of Women: Towards a Unitary Theory

I want to wake up to a Scotland, independent, bold and brave enough to sort out its own future.

Red, white, blue and green with envy

A woman rides on the back of a truck holding a pitchfork and a flag of Novorossia (Newrussia, a union between the “Donetsk People’s Republic and “Lugansk People’s Republic) on August 24, 2014 in Donetsk, eastern Ukraine. Photograph: Max Vertov

Ukraine’s uprising against Nato, neoliberals and oligarchs – an interview with Boris Kagarlitsky