Party & Programme
End the cycle of splits
24 May 2012
If the left is to build a serious political organisation it will have to facilitate internal dissent, writes Mike Macnair. And that will require both majorities and minorities to act responsibly
The determination of revolution
31 Aug 2006
Jack Conrad discusses strategy and contrasts Scottish national socialism with the communist demand for national self-determination
McCombes or Sheridan, the problem is still nationalism
31 Aug 2006
Peter Manson comments on the split of the Scottish Socialist Party
After the court victory, civil war begins in earnest
10 Aug 2006
Peter Manson comments on what awaits the Scottish Socialist Party in the aftermath of Tommy Sheridan's court victory
What went wrong?
10 Aug 2006
The SSP went into court without any political plan, writes Dave Craig of the Revolutionary Democratic Group
Struggle must begin afresh
10 Aug 2006
Nick Rogers, a member of the SSP Workers Unity platform, gives his view on the crisis
Prostitution policy and the NOTW smears
10 Aug 2006
Mike Macnair remembers the discussion in the SSP over the question of prostitution
Sheridan wins first round
10 Aug 2006
Mike Macnair discusses some of the legal implications of the case and argues that socialists should not use the bourgeois press to fight out their differences
Fight on two fronts
10 Aug 2006
July 29 saw the official launch of the election campaign for the September 17 Berlin regional elections, where the local WASG (Electoral Initiative for Labour and Social Justice) and the governing Linkspartei.PDS are to stand against each other. Ben Lewis reports from Germany
What sort of 'Marxist party'?
03 Aug 2006
A new formation must avoid from the start all the failings of the Trotskyist sects, writes Mike Macnair
Keeping silent over 'offensive' film
03 Aug 2006
Huw Bynon reports on the protests surrounding the film version of Monica Ali's novel Brick Lane - and wonders why Respect and the Socialist Workers Party will not comment
Fight for two states, fight for Arab unity
03 Aug 2006
A 'secular, democratic Palestine' has suddenly made a reappearance in Socialist Worker, writes Peter Manson. But it turns out that what is envisaged will be neither democratic nor secular
Nationalist myths are not Marxism
27 Jul 2006
Jack Conrad argues against the Scottish Socialist Party's claim that Scotland is an oppressed nation, an English colony. Prior to the 1707 Act of Union Scotland was not a nation
High on rhetoric, low on solutions
20 Jul 2006
Tina Becker reports on the Stop the War Coalition's July 17 conference on the situation in the Middle East
Soldier of the legion of the rear guard
20 Jul 2006
Liam O Ruairc reviews Robert W White's Ruairi à Brádaigh: the life and politics of an Irish revolutionary, Indiana 2006, pp412, £18.99
SWP apologetics for reactionary anti-imperialism
20 Jul 2006
Eddie Ford comments on Socialist Worker's recent coverage of the unfolding situation in Somalia