WW archive > Issue 1364 - 23 September 2021
Combating the Capitalistocene
With global temperatures in danger of increasing to 1.5 ºC above pre-industrial levels by 2025, Eddie Ford fears that governments might actually do something - at our expense
Letters
Who with whom?; Submissive?; Tiresome; No27 out
Media muddle
Yes, they are deeply reactionary, writes Yassamine Mather. But they have learnt to survive, adapt and win
One coup attempt or two?
There was general Mark Milley too. Daniel Lazare re-examines January 6 in light of the latest revelations
A political system test
Joe Biden is attempting to reverse US imperial decline through a neo-Keynesian turn, argues Jim Creegan
Enlightened constitutions
Mike Macnair shows that the US constitution modernised the English constitution - no monarch, no hereditary peers, no state church - but made the interests of capital more secure against the lower orders
Those who look into the abyss
Words can have all manner of meanings. Paul Demarty takes issue with Amanda MacLean on trans rights
Story of vengeance
Gaby Rubin reviews 'Indecent', Menier Chocolate Factory, London (ends November 27). Written by Paula Vogel and directed by Rebecca Taichman
Waiting for the axe
With the Brighton conference about to begin, Derek James of Labour Party Marxists looks at a confused left and the failure to confront a witch-hunt that began not with Keir Starmer, but Jeremy Corbyn
Help us get there
Robbie Rix reports on the Weekly Worker fighting fund