WW archive > Issue 779 - 23 July 2009
How not to stop the BNP
The continued rise of the British National Party raises key questions about the left's strategy. Ben Lewis takes a look at the Socialist Workers Party's analysis and argues for a root-and-branch rethink
Further into the depths
The recent history of Afghanistan has not only seen the defeat of secularist Kabul by counterrevolution from the countryside. Outside intervention has exacerbated every problem, writes Eddie Ford
Too little, too late
Sex education must be comprehensive, clear, and compulsory, writes James Turley
CWU militants demand national strike action
A rank and file organisation is needed, writes Jim Moody
Left nats lose out to SNP nats
Sarah McDonald assesses the effects of deep divisions and ill feelings within the left in Scotland
Labour Party blues
Is Labour still a bourgeois workersÂ’ party? What, if anything, does this expression mean? Mike Macnair continues the debate