WW archive > Issue 1171 - 21 September 2017
Bringing Marx and Engels into the picture
Continuity was the link between Marxism’s founders and 1917 Russia, argues August Nimtz, in the first of three talks he gave to the CPGB’s Communist University
Letters
Bolshevism; Airbrushed; Legalise them; Insightful; They earned it; Iran injustice; AKP persecution; Orwellian
Keep up the pressure
Labour’s NEC has opened the door for much-needed change - now the left needs to take advantage of that opening, says Carla Roberts
In the footsteps of Lenin
The official CPGB’s leading theoretician, Rajani Palme Dutt, followed the example of Lenin when assessing the reputation of Karl Kautsky, writes Lawrence Parker
Boris’s cunning plan
Foreign secretary will never be good enough for Boris Johnson, reckons Paul Demarty - but the top job is hardly guaranteed
New assault on migrants
Trump’s latest moves emphasise once again the need for the left to get its act together, writes Peter Moody
Humpty Dumpty and ‘anti-Semitism’
The Jewish Labour Movement claims its rule change has been adopted by the Labour Party NEC, Kat Gugino, of Labour Party Marxists, begs to differ
Hire and fire as they please
With union combativity languishing, writes Michael Roberts, real wages continue to fall despite full employment
Up our sights
Aim just a little higher, and our target will be hit, says Robbie Rix