Welcome to the political education pages of the communist party. Here, you will find resources to support the study and application of Marxism-Leninism as a living, developing approach to understanding and changing the world. Below, you will find our core course on Britain’s Road to Socialism and links to additional education materials. For resources aimed specifically at new and prospective members of the party click on the picture below ‘new and prospective members’ below.
Free links and/or pdfs are available to everybody giving details of their participation in a CPB locally organised course, or who sign up for a national online course. these courses are Introducing Marxism, Taking the Road to Socialism and Women & Class.
We urge you to donate to help cover the costs of these publications.
Core courses
Britain’s Road to Socialism, Programme of the Communist Party
Britain’s Road to Socialism Study Guide
Women & Class
Stage 1: Introducing Marxism – New and Prospective members course
Stage 2 On the Road to Socialism
Study Questions for Branches, Districts & Nations
Full Marx
‘Full Marx’ from the Marx Memorial Library appears in the Morning Star, bringing Marxism in easily digestible “bite size” articles. These can be accessed by their titles, by exploring one of the five themes – economics, environment, history, philosophy and revolution – or by scrolling through questions and issues raised at MML education events.
You can read online or download articles – they are excellent for group discussions
Our Party Library –
What the Paper Says
The Morning Star presents a broad range of opinion from across the spectrum of the working class and progressive movement – with the Trades Unions at its heart and head. By decision of the reader shareholders of the Morning Star, the paper’s editorial policy is led by Britain’s Road to Socialism – the program of the Communist Party, and its daily editorial is written with this very firmly in mind.
Marx Memorial Library & Workers’ School
Marx Memorial Library & Workers’ School was founded in 1933 with the aim of advancing education, knowledge and learning in all aspects of the science of Marxism, the history of Socialism and the working class movement. The Library’s education programme – online and onsite – examines subjects ranging from Marxist political economy to socialist art.