WW archive > Issue 1164 - 20 July 2017
Criminal law and class society
Mike Macnair reviews: Robert Reiner Crime: the mystery of the common-sense concept Polity, 2016, pp246, £15.99
Letters
Peak questions; Robot wars; Falsification; Not so quaint; Same template; Leap frog; Pleading
Brexit reality wall
Eddie Ford does not find it impossible to imagine a national government emerging from an EU-induced crisis
Get used to it
Attempts to insulate MPs from insults are laughable and doomed to failure, argues Paul Demarty
Under pressure to stand
While the SACP has finally agreed to contest elections independently, writes Peter Manson, its leadership is still fully committed to class collaboration
Born loser: is destiny biological?
Did the notion of biological superiority bite the dust following the racism of the Nazis? In this first article in a four-part series, Mike Belbin traces the reformulation of an ancient idea of human character
Overcoming misogyny
Yassamine Mather tells the story of a woman whose achievements were made against all the odds
Soviet leadership clashes with ranks
‘1917: the view from the streets’ - leaflets of the Russian Revolution, No14-15
Unbridled state power
Esen Uslu reports on the first anniversary of the failed coup attempt
Much needed
Peter Manson reports on your contributions to the Summer Offensive target - and some of your comments