WW archive > Issue 963 - 23 May 2013
What drives capital’s global crises?
Mike Macnair reviews: Guglielmo Carchedi, 'Behind the crisis: Marxs dialectics of value and knowledge', Haymarket Books, 2012, pp303, £20
Letters
Piss and wind; Discussion; Hacked off; Top-down?; Transcend them; UKIP mirror; Pedantry
SWP: Opposition springs back to life
The fightback must be principled and programmatically armed, urges Peter Manson
Left Unity: Broad party illusions
Ben Lewis offers some critical thoughts on a recent International Socialist Network article
Dissecting the Platypus
Where does hosting the conversation on the death of the left start and the actual opinions of the leadership begin? Corey Ansel looks at the enigma of the US-based Platypus Affiliated Society
Latin America rebels against war on drugs
Communists fight for the real game-changer, writes Eddie Ford - the legalisation of all drugs
Tories: Return of the repressed
For the first time, this coalition government looks structurally unsound - but its collapse would shift politics to the right, argues Paul Demarty
Iran: Election farce exposes regime’s crisis
The Iranian elections are a travesty that demand a boycott, says Yassamine Mather
Appeal from the editor
Editor Peter Manson reports on the WW's legal appeal
Anti-sectarianism, Polish style
Maciej Zurowski interviews comrades from a Polish Marxist tendency, and finds parallels with left thinking in the UK
Touching distance
Robbie Rix on what could be a close-run Fighting Fund