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Socialist Action No. 20, 29 July 1983 · p. 6 of the scan · 127 words
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Last week Neil Kinnock proposed to change the Labour Party's position of opposition to British membership of the EEC. Stuart Holland, in the pages of Socialist Action and elsewhere, has presented new support for Britain being in the Common Market.
Marxism Today has also been running a series of articles favouring EEC membership. The autumn Labour Party conference will be asked by the Union of Communication Workers to change the party's position to one of support for the Common Market.
JOHN ROSS traces the changing attitude of the Labour Party leadership to the EEC and why socialists should continue to oppose the Common Market and Britain's membership of it.
Socialists and the EEC super EEC ministers in summit — planning for a Western European imperialism