WW archive > Issue 876 - 28 July 2011
British jobs for British workers?
The struggle for jobs at Bombardier must not be diverted by sectionalism or nationalism, urges Peter Manson
Letters
Learn lessons; Disappointing; Abysmal; Dirty work; Oppressor role; Fit; Cul-de-sac; Unclean
Solidarity with Ireland
A young CPGB sought to rouse the movement in Britain
Politics of press freedom
Rather than relying on bureaucratic solutions, argues James Turley, the left needs a dynamic approach to the media
Maoism with pretensions
Mike Macnair reviews: Alain Badiou's 'The communist hypothesis' (translators D Macey, S Corcoran) London 2010, pp279, £12.99
Norway massacre and state bans
We have no problem with self-defence, writes Michael Copestake
Still on outside
Unions remain banned by Rupert Murdoch. Julia Owlerton reports on the NUJ's attempt to get back into News International and the inadequacy of the union left
Reformists crave reconciliation
The Iranian regime is deeply divided, but what are the prospects for the democracy movement that filled the streets in 2009-10? National chair of Hands Off the People of Iran, Yassamine Mather, spoke to Mark Fischer
Facing debtgeddon
Greece has defaulted in all but name and the US treasury is only days away from running out of funds. Eddie Ford looks at the ongoing crisis
Eager to debate with others
Mark Fischer underlines that all are welcome at Communist University