WW archive > Issue 1085 - 03 December 2015
Navigating uncharted waters
Ian Birchall examines the deliberations of Comintern’s Third Congress in the aftermath of the 1921 March action
Letters
Momentum; Rise and unite; Their other hats; What aboutism
Splits and divisions continue
With Cosatu tied body and soul to the ANC, writes Peter Manson, it looks like it will soon be faced with yet another rival federation
Deselect the Labour warmongers
Labour is now divided into two parties. One is led by Jeremy Corbyn, the other by Hilary Benn, argues Yassamine Mather
Don’t hold your breath
Simon Wells argues that failure is more or less predetermined
Damned if you do, damned if you don’t
Eddie Ford looks at the absurd reaction to John McDonnell’s use of the Little red book
Storming finish
Not quite over the line, but a good effort says Robbie Rix
Bigger battles ahead
James Linney analyses the junior doctor contract dispute
Combating the right on two fronts
Daniel Harvey reports on the main line of the arguments
Bringing the bullies low
The curious tale of Elliott Johnson tells us something about capitalist society, argues Paul Demarty