WW archive > Issue 135 - 21 March 1996
Council workers prepare to fight
Unison threatened with derecognition in Brent
Letters
Massive step; Hollow polemic; Imperialist trap; Disgusting views; Absolute law; Inadequate response
Lethal gas claims first victim
The SLP left
Party notes
Socialist crusade
Dundee raises the flag
Herts on Ireland
Brent left in open discussion
SLP update
Reforging the Communist Party of Australia
Marcus Larsen of the Communist Party Advocates reports on its conference in Australia
Newbury campaigners harassed
Irish feud wastes revolutionary lives
Joint campaign refused
From 'The Workers’ Weekly', paper of the Communist Party of Great Britain, March 19 1926
The British disease
Bob Smith - For a Permanent Party Polemic Committee
The real terrorists
Middle East summit
Parliament rejects destruction of USSR
Materialist method
Communist press
Militant’s origins
Ian Mahoney reviews 'The rise of Militant' by Peter Taaffe (Militant Publications, pp558, £9.99)
Dogmatic delusions
In the March 4 Morning Star, Kenny Coyle wrote off the Socialist Labour Party as a dead-end diversion. Ian Farrell replies
Labour movement in crisis
Menshevism in microcosm
Because they represent a real movement of the working class the Socialist Labour Party and Socialist Alliances have thrown into sharp relief the theoretical and programmatic limitations of many revolutionaries. The Trotskyite group, Workers Power, provides a case study
World-wide solidarity
The dockers’ dispute in Liverpool has been exemplary in forging international solidarity