WW archive > Issue 410 - 29 November 2001
Letters
Denmark vote; Language barriers; Two questions; Bourgeois workers; Ipswich lesson; SA debate
What sort of democracy?
What is democratic centralism? Not the bureaucratic travesty that has blighted the left for most of the last century. Harry Paterson and Alan Stevens put the record straight
Party notes
Come all ye faithful
Socialist Party hypocrisy
The Socialist Party in England and Wales has laid down an ultimatum. If the December 1 conference of the Socialist Alliance accepts the constitution proposed by the Socialist Workers Party, the SP will walk out. James Mallory looks at the arguments used to justify such an action
Heading for a split?
Dave Craig of the Revolutionary Democratic Group argues that it would be premature for the Socialist Alliance to discard federalism - it needs democratic federalism
Socialism 2001 has its prophet of old
Spirit of Maclean
Self-determination for Gibraltarians
The fourth stem
The CPGB urges all Socialist Alliance members to back our constitution. Out of the six stems on offer this constitution most effectively combines the principles of organised unity in action with the freedom to openly criticise in a political paper
For a paper and partyism
Communists has always argued that within the Socialist Alliance there lies a compelling logic towards the formation of a party.
Media monster
Conference - a rough guide
John Bridge, a member of the Socialist Alliance conference arrangements committee, goes through the ins and outs of the December 1 conference and gives some partisan guidance
Anti-privatisation
Sectarian shadow