WW archive > Issue 1090 - 21 January 2016
Stay as money, face death as capital
How can capital extricate itself from crisis? Hillel Ticktin argues that it has no solution
Letters
Bowie’s side; Bohemian scum; Corbyn appraisal; Revolutionary ; Contradiction; Then and now; All the rage
Things don’t look good
Peter Manson reports on last weekend’s shambolic London members aggregate
Step up solidarity
The rapprochement between the Tehran regime and the west ushers in a challenging new period, writes Mark Fischer of Hands Off the People of Iran
Missiles and meetings
Paul Demarty asks if the Labour left can press home its advantage
Drowning in oil
The capitalist world economy is fast slowing down. Investors and central bankers worry about a catastrophic crisis. Meanwhile, asks Eddie Ford, does Venezuela’s oil-reliant Bolivarian revolution face its nemesis.
Making inroads into power of capital
We should support all measures facilitating an accumulation of productive capital, thereby placing workers in the most favourable position, argues Arthur Bough