George Kerevan analyses the current economic dynamic in China and its political consequences.

Across Scotland, local governments are making cuts to services. George Kerevan provides his personal reflections on attempts by Edinburg District Council to resist austerity and marketisation in the 80s and 90s, and the lessons for today.

Leading thinkers on the centre left and right are converging on support for a federal UK. George Kerevan examines the latest technocratic turn of the intellectuals.

Nicola Sturgeon has announced that Scots would not get a vote on whether to join the EU in an independent state. We would join subject to negotiations between elites in Edinburgh and Brussels, with no say for the people. George Kerevan asks where the EU is headed, and whether Scots should want to be a part of it.

As part of our series of articles exploring the present condition and possible futures of the independence movement, George Kerevan places the rise of Alex Salmond and Nicola Sturgeon in the context of global changes in the capitalist system. Whatever their differences, they share the same fundamental political project.

George Kerevan investigates the roots of modern Christmas in Victorian England, and its encounters with radical working class politics.

George Kerevan reports from the SNP conference, registering an historic breakthrough for opponents of the party leadership.

George Kerevan looks at a week of growing tensions between the pro-independence grassroots and the SNP leadership.

In the second part of his overview of global capitalism’s latest crisis, George Kerevan looks at the winners and losers among the capitalist class, and the possibility of working class resistance.

The pandemic is shaking-up the global system. In the first of a two part article, socialist economist George Kerevan asks whether we are heading toward a new type of state capitalism.

In the second part of his path-breaking analysis of the impasse in the Scottish National Party, George Kerevan offers suggestions for how we move past the blockage of elite bureaucratisation in the independence movement.

In a detailed analysis, economist and former SNP MP George Kerevan looks at the competing forces re-shaping both the Scottish National Party, and the broader independence movement.

The independent Advisory Group established by the Scottish Government to advise on Scotland’s economic recovery has published its report. Socialist economist George Kerevan examines what it says about elite Scottish thinking on the future of capitalism.