John Ross Campbell
Archive
1894-1969
“Here are certain developments taking place in society. Those developments are likely to lead to increasing struggles between the classes. They are likely to lead to new wars and to a general condition of social breakdown. It is, therefore, our duty as a party to point out to the people that those developments are taking place and that they are unescapable. To point this out to the people so that they can understand those developments, so that when the situation arises, such as we have pointed out, there will be an organised Communist Party in the working class, capable of handling themselves any social struggle that is likely to take place.” — The Communist Party On Trial
Works:
1919: Direct Action [with William Gallacher]
1920: A Debate in Motherwell [between JR Campbell of the Scottish Workers' Committees and Mr. Capener of the Glasgow Unionist Association] on the question "will personal liberty be more restricted under socialism"
1920: The Two Internationals, The Worker, Number 71, April 3, 1920
1920: The Coming Crisis, The Worker, Number 72, April 10, 1920
1920: Activities of the Scottish Workers Committees [most probably JR Campbell although published as GK Campbell]
1920: The Implications of Communism, Part I, The Worker, Number 94, September 11, 1920
1921: The Transport Workers' Amalgamation, The Worker, Number 114, January 19, 1921
1921: British Trade Unionism and the Revolution, The Worker, Number 120, March 12, 1921
1921: The Strike Situation, The Worker, Number 125, April 16, 1921
1921: "Ca Ne Fait Rien" (San Fairy Ann), The Worker, Number 131, May 28, 1921
1921: The Engineering Lock-Out, The Worker, Number 134, June 18, 1921
1924: Trade Unionism and the Workers' Struggle (Watch Your Slogans), Communist Review, May 1924
1924: Must the Empire Be Broken Up? The Reply to Labour Imperialism, Communist Review, September 1924
1924: After Hull - What?, Communist Review, October 1924
1924: The Servile [Labour Party] Conference, Communist Review, November 1924
1925: Leninism and the Party
1925: The Employers' Offensive and How to Meet It, Communist Review, March 1925
1925: The Struggle for International T.U. Unity, Communist Review, May 1925
1925: From Minority to Majority, Communist Review, October 1925
1926: Reflections on the General Strike, Communist Review, July 1926
1926: Were the Miners Let Down?
1926: Tasks Before the Party Congress, Communist Review, August 1926
1926: The General Strike and Its Lessons, Communist Review, December 1926
1927: Communist Successes in Scottish Miners' Union, International Press Correspondence, December 29, 1927
1928: Communism and Industrial Peace
1937: For Joint Action on Behalf of the Spanish People
1939: Soviet Policy and Its Critics
1945: Trade Unions and the General Election
1948: A Socialist Solution to the Crisis
1949: Reply to the Discussion, at the Twenty-First Congress of the Communist Party
1953: Socialism for Trade Unionists
1960: 40 Fighting Years: The Communist Record