WW archive > Issue 900 - 09 February 2012
Primitive communism, barbarism and the origins of class society
Socialist Workers Party member Lionel Sims identifies both errors and the profound truths discovered by Engels in his 'Origins'
Letters
Muddled denier; Mischief-makers; Who is right?; Cooperate; Bogged down; For and against
Greek razor edge
A default by Greece would unleash chaos way beyond the euro zone, writes Eddie Ford
Forgotten heroism
Dave Douglass reviews Jonathan Symcox, 'The 1984-1985 miners strike in Nottingham: if spirits alone won battles - the diary of John Lowe' Pen and Sword Books, 2011, pp176,
Netanyahu's war wish
The threat of a military provocation by Tel Aviv against Iran is very real, warns Israeli Marxist Moshé Machover
Long and short
Robbie Rix welcomes an increase in visitors
Better dead than Fred
The recent bout of hand-wringing over bankers' bonuses conforms to the general pattern of bourgeois hypocrisy, argues James Turley
Realistic propaganda and cynical agitation
Has the SWP learnt the lessons following the debacle of 'All out, stay out'? Laurie Smith investigates
Promoting the national economy divides workers
Does Keynesianism represent an alternative to austerity? Mike Macnair begins by looking at John Maynard Keynes's actual theory