WW archive > Issue 993 - 16 January 2014
Corrupt to the core
We should welcome the fact that state institutions, in particular the police, are being so thoroughly exposed, writes Eddie Ford
Letters
Unmentionable; At long last ; Committed ; Polish SWP ; Mythical future; Middle class ; Criticism ; Pond life
Time to take principles seriously
The Socialist Platforms claim to the mantle of principled politics is entirely bogus, says Daniel Harvey
Pot calls kettle black
After months of infighting the Socialist Party in England and Wales pulled out of the NCAFC. But the fallout exposes the hypocrisy and cynicism of the Alliance for Workers Liberty, writes Rease Higgs
WW I: Necessary and sufficient condition
We need look no further than imperialism to establish the underlying cause of the carnage. Chris Gray completes his examination of 1914-18
Review: How to guard against state agents
Rob Evans and Paul Lewis Undercover: the true story of Britains secret police Faber and Faber, 2013, pp346, £12.99
Review: Fascism’s local history offensive
Gordon Stridiron, 'Blackshirts in Geordieland', Black House Publishing 2013, pp260, £12
Review: Full of militant stories but theoretically flawed
Geoff Jones, 'Land of whose fathers? A short history of the Welsh working class', Socialist Party Wales/Plaid Sosialaidd Cymru publication, 2013, pp64, £4
Immigration: Chauvinist demagoguery
Paul Demarty looks at the poisonous bilge of our native reactionaries
Incisive
Our 1000th edition is coming soon! Robbie Rix counts the pennies...