WW archive > Issue 689 - 20 September 2007
Leave it to the Taliban
Phil Kent reports on the day school on Afghanistan, organised by the Stop the War Coalition
Letters
Beam me up; Little Herberts; Hug a hoodie; Harassment; All very well; Conciliation; Regroup; Vendetta; SWP mindset; Change of cats; Change of mind
Class cookery
Lawrence Parker reviews Nigella Express (BBC2 Mondays, 8pm)
Toothless motions and hysterical attacks
The proposed UCU boycott of Israeli universities is an ineffective weapon, argues Hillel Ticktin.1 This is the first in a series of articles on the issue which will feature various writers
Fasts and exploitation
A group of workers in Iran Khodro, the country's largest car plant, issued this statement on September 17
PC language and fudging differences
Marxists should not be afraid to call a spade a spade, writes Mark Fischer
Make or break moment
Here, the CPGB introduces its motions to conference - if you support them, sign up now!
Beyond the prison walls
How should communists respond to any upsurge in industrial action? Last month's POA dispute offers some useful lessons. Jack Conrad examines the arguments
Bellicose diversions
Yassamine Mather comments on the speculation about possible 'shock and awe' attacks by Israel and the United States on Iran's nuclear installations and other strategic targets
Demise imminent
Exactly how and when Respect will meet its end is impossible to tell, writes Peter Manson. But, judging by what the SWP leaders are saying, it is not long for this world
Between a Rock and hard place
The only thing certain in the current turmoil in the global financial system is more uncertainty, says Jim Moody