crisis. He was one of the founders of the Global Ecosocialist Network. He once wrote an article in the SWP's Internal Bulletin called "Democracy in the SWP", which argued that, though the SWP is democratic, it needs to be more so, prompting the Weekly Worker, the organ of the Communist Party of Great Britain (Provisional Central Committee) to call him a "loyal rebel". Molyneux remained a member of the loyal opposition in the SWP staying with the organisation in 2012-13 when the SWP faced a major crisis in then wake of an accusation of rape against a leading member. Molyneux died suddenly in Dublin on 10 December 2022, at the age of 74. Bibliography Marxism and the Party (1978) – Leon Trotsky's theory of revolution (1981) What is the real Marxist tradition? (1985) Arguments for Revolutionary Socialism (1987) 'National Oppression and National Liberation Movements' The Future Socialist Society (1997) – Rembrandt and Revolution (2001) – Terrorism The necessity of Respect (2004) Anarchism: A Marxist Criticism (2011) – Will the Revolution be Televised? A Marxist Analysis of the Media (2011) – The Point is to Change It! An Introduction to Marxist Philosophy (2012) Lenin for Today (2017) What is ecosocialism? (2020) (with Jess Spear). The Dialectics of Art (2020) Selected Writings on Socialism and Revolution (2022) – Why we stand against Stalinism (2022) References External links John Molyneux Internet Archive Blog Irish Marxist Review Obituary by Alex Callinicos in Socialist Worker, 12 December 2022. 1948 births 2022 deaths Academics of the University of Portsmouth British Marxists British Trotskyists Socialist Workers Party (UK) members