WW archive > Issue 646 - 26 October 2006
Military coups and soldiers' rights
We are revolutionaries, not constitutional democrats, says Jim Moody - and takes the Alliance for Workers' Liberty to task
Letters
Back in the USSR; House of cards; Stale attitudes; Sectarian Dig; Sinking ships; Wait and hope; Sex change; Paradoxes; Lets pretend?; Japan lesson
Iraq exit strategy
Iraq shows the limits of US power and underlines the fact that it is in relative decline, says Jack Conrad
Lessons of October
Chris Knight of the Radical Anthropology Group looks at how the Bolsheviks combined illegality and legality
Class resistance and conspiracy
David Douglass reviews Margaret Hutcherson's Let no wheels turn: the wrecking of the Flying Scotsman, 1926 TUPS Books, 2006, pp91, £6.95
The limits of green politics
Green politics have caught on in a big way. Jack Conrad explores their contours, limitations and contradictions
Russia 1917 and the global revolution
What were the conditions that made Russia ripe for revolution? What were the factors that led to its failure? Boris Kagarlitsky , one of Russia's leading Marxists, argues for a dialectical approach in analysing the Soviet Union and resuming the tasks of October
Keeping Marxist powder dry
Owen Jones of the campaign to elect John McDonnell to succeed Tony Blair spoke to the Weekly Worker