WW archive > Issue 700 - 06 December 2007
Tehran students defy arrest threats
A communist student from Tehran reports on the December 4 student demonstrations
Letters
Almost good; Blind alley; Pointless; Wretched camp; Monster; For Althusser
Crisis can no longer be hidden
The crisis that split apart Respect is now enveloping the SWP itself. Peter Manson looks at the bitter debate within the organisation
Specious unity
Phil Kent reports from the December 1 World Against War conference
Powerful because it coherently explains
Jack Conrad defends dialectical materialism against positivist critics
Behind the class turmoil
Gillian Gibbons, jailed for letting her small charges call the class teddy bear 'Mohammed', was freed after being pardoned by Sudan's president. Jim Moody looks at the issues
A 'people's' tragedy
Lawrence Parker reviews Ben Harker's Class act: the cultural and political life of Ewan MacColl Pluto Press, 2007, £15.99, pp360
Posing left or defending principle
David Broder, a member of the Alliance for Workers' Liberty, has responded to an article by Tina Becker on the campaign for democracy in the National Union of Students. Ben Lewis continues the debate
Which way for PCS left?
Dave Vincent, secretary of the Greater Manchester ministry of justice branch of the Public and Commercial Services union, gives his view on this weekend's conference of PCS Left Unity
For a non-sectarian anti-war movement
Mehdi Kia looks forward to Hopi's message gaining mass support