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The Socialist Review

The Socialist Review was the name of a socialist periodical published by the Intercollegiate Socialist Society and the League for Industrial Democracy.

Publication History

The Socialist Review formed in 1919 as a merger of two prior publications, "The Forward" and "Intercollegiate Socialist". It continued the volume numbering of the Intercollegiate Socialist. In 1921, the periodical was renamed Labor Age.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1919-1921: HathiTrust has volumes 8-12 online, covering the Socialist Review issues and the first issues of Labor Age.

Related Resources

• The Intercollegiate Socialist, the immediate predecessor of this journal, is also online.
• We also list issues of Labor Age, the successor to this journal.
• The Independent Labour Party of Great Britain also published another periodical called The Socialist Review from 1908-1934.
• The Socialist Worker's Party in the UK has also published another periodical called The Socialist Review since 1978.

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