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It has not often contested elections, but one of its members stood in the Northern Ireland Assembly election of May 2011. It remains affiliated to the Fourth International. It is the sympathising Irish section of the International, within which it has been critical of tactics undertaken by its sister
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In the mid-1970s, the experience of the Ulster Workers' Council strike led to PD predicting a loyalist takeover in Northern Ireland, but it later came round to the view that this perspective was incorrect, giving loyalism a degree of autonomy from imperialism which it did not possess. The minority
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The next evening our leaflet and poster were approved by a mass meeting of the students, and taken off to be printed. John D. Murphy, our printer, got the material late at night and only then noticed that our organisation had no name. To comply with the law, he had to put up the name of the
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When Sinn FĂ©in ended its boycott of elections and gained mass support among the republican community, PD entered a political crisis. From 1982 on, a number of activists left them and joined Sinn FĂ©in. At a PD national conference in 1986, a group including
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proposed the dissolution of the group and that the members all join SF as individuals. This position was defeated by 19 votes to five. A few weeks later the minority of five resigned from PD followed by their supporters and joined
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The group consisted mainly of students who were involved with the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association or left wing groups such as the Labour Clubs and Young Socialist Alliance.
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organisation responsible at the bottom of the leaflet, and, the story goes, he read through it, decided it was all about people's rights and christened us People's Democracy.
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and prisoners' rights. Following the formation of the National H-Block/Armagh Committee in 1979 to build support for the Republican prisoners then on the "
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It was initially led by a committee of ten members which consisted of Queen's University students Malcolm Miles, Fergus Woods, Anne McBurnley, Ian Godall,
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Socialist Democracy has a small membership mainly based in Belfast. In 2004 it fused with the International Socialists, a group of former members of the
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off the hook. In later years, members of the PD either quit politics altogether or became independent left-wing activists (such as Devlin and Farrell).
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In the early 1990s the remaining members of People's Democracy initiated the Irish Committee for a Marxist Programme as an attempt to regroup
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and Basil Miller, then leaders of Students for Democratic Action, a revolutionary socialist student organisation, for letting
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organisations in Brazil and France. Like the majority in the Fourth International, it was critical of the evolution of the
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Socialist Democracy also publishes a series of pamphlets on left-wing subjects, including:
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which clung to the old perspective left to form the Left Revolutionary Group, becoming the
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PD became increasingly radicalised as a result of these events. They also attacked the
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by Kevin Keating, Jonathan Morrison, Joe Corrigan. (2010). Publisher: IMG Publications
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by Pietro Tresso (Blasco) –(Introduction and Notes by D. R. O'Connor Lysaght (2006)).
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The name of the group was selected by accident, according to Bernadette Devlin.
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Socialist Democracy (Ireland) left the Fourth International in December 2022.
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which is regards as "...an attempt to strengthen imperialist rule, reinforce
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and Derry starting on 1 January 1969. The march was repeatedly attacked by
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debating hall. A catalyst for its foundation had been the attack on a
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bridge on 4 January where the marchers were attacked by about 200
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and other Irish historians in the revisionist movement (2006)).
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Defunct Trotskyist political organisation in Northern Ireland
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It was founded on 9 October 1968 at a meeting held in the
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Encyclopedia of British and Irish Political Organizations
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by Joe Craig, John McAnulty and Paul Flannigan (1998).
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by Joe Craig, John McAnulty and Paul Flannigan (1996).
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Index

Ideology
Socialism
Trotskyism
Irish nationalism
Irish republicanism
Anarchism
Fourth International (post-reunification)
Politics of Northern Ireland
Political parties
Elections
Irish republicanism

Abstentionism
Anti-imperialism
Armalite and ballot box strategy
Dissident republican
Éire Nua
Irish nationalism
Irish republican legitimism
New Departure
Radicalism
Republicanism
United Ireland
Irish Rebellion of 1798
Acts of Union 1800
Irish rebellion of 1803
Young Ireland rebellion
Fenian Rising
Fenian raids
Fenian dynamite campaign

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