WW archive > Issue 727 - 26 June 2008
Letters
Neo-racist?; Referendums; Not violence; Bananas; Vanguard; Proud record; Claims v. reality
No friends of women
Yassamine Mather continues her discussion of political islam by examining the women's movement in Iran, its achievements and contradictions
Imperialist pose
Chris Strafford reports a Hopi success in Manchester
The triumph of state capitalism
What kind of society is China? Steve Freeman analyses the facts and figures following his recent visit
Break with Labourism
The Socialist Party's Campaign for a New Workers' Party is about to hold its annual re-awakening, otherwise known as a conference. The June 29 gathering at South Camden Community School will attempt to remind the world that the CNWP still exists, writes Peter Manson
From City Hall to Club Row?
James Turley sees little prospect of future success for Socialist Action and Respect
Small green shoots of life
While the state of the left provides grounds for demoralisation, there are reasons to be cheerful. Mike Macnair, whose pamphlet on revolutionary strategy will be published shortly, addressed the June 21 meeting to launch the CPGB's Summer Offensive fundraising drive
Faint-hearted praise
Stan Keable examines 'Tibet - Colony or part of China?' Morning Star pamphlet, 20pp. �2.00