WW archive > Issue 649 - 16 November 2006
Many questions, no answers
Last weekend saw the SWP attempt to win union militants to Respect. Alan Stevens reports on the Organising for Fighting Unions conference
Letters
Madness; No policies?; Dont vote Labour; No to globalism; Open Zionist; Pogrom; Emboldened BNP; Degenerate; Distorted; Positive
BNP acquittal heralds fresh attack on rights
Communists reject giving the state more powers to restrict free speech, says Jim Moody
What happens next?
Public and Commercial Services Union militant Tony Wood gives his view of the conference
Programmatic masks and transitional fleas
Is Leon Trotsky's Transitional programme the last word when it comes to the Marxist programme? Or does it represent regression in Marxist terms? Jack Conrad argues against Trotskyite economism
Breakaway deeply divided from birth
Peter Manson reports on the uneasy alliances within Tommy Sheridan's new party Solidarity
Another Marxism is possible
Richard Price responds to Mike Macnair's critique of 100 years of Labour
PCSU left split
Lee Rock, national secretary of the PCSU Socialist Caucus, explains the split in the Left Unity group
Absolutely insane
Simon Wells reviews Helen Caldicott's book Nuclear power is not the answer, New Press, 2006, pp221, £13.99