WW archive > Issue 418 - 07 February 2002
Victims and victimisers
US asserts hegemony
Programme and party
The SWP's main problem is that it is "not big enough", says Paul Foot. Size isn't everything, reckons Mark Fischer
United we stand?
Neither localism nor bureaucratism
One ward, one candidate
Scargill's papal project
The Weekly Worker has frequently carried details of Arthur Scargill's dictatorial regime within the Socialist Labour Party, including his exaggerated claims, not to say blatant falsification, of membership figures and election results. Here, a member of the Yorkshire NUM describes king Arthur's manoeuvring to have himself declared honorary president of the union for the next 10 years
Opportunity to build
Moving forward
The real wreckers
For an SA party to stop Blair
Establishing our presence
Should the Socialist Alliance only stand in target seats in local elections? Dave Parks of Exeter SA argues for a wider contest