WW archive > Issue 138 - 11 April 1996
Howards’ cage for social decay
The home secretary plans to throw more of us in jail
Letters
Missing the point; Fantasy land?; State capitalism; Two views
NHS in terminal condition
Summer Offensive
Party notes
SLP election campaign scuppered
Bureaucratic manoeuvre overturns members’ decision
SWP shuns Scottish Socialist Alliance
Merseyside: all out on May Day
Socialism and the national question
Eamonn Mccann is a leading member of the Socialist Workers Movement (sister organisation of the SWP) in Ireland. He was a prominent supporter of the civil rights movement in Derry and his 'War and an Irish town' (1974) remains one of the best accounts of the period. He spoke to Mark Fischer recently
Their warning comes true
From 'The Workers’ Weekly', paper of the Communist Party of Great Britain, April 9 1926
NUM strength and weakness
Communist pole of attraction
Bob Smith - For a Permanent Party Polemic Committee
Rapprochement, but for what?
France
News agency news
Communist press
Militant in Ireland
Ian Mahoney reviews 'Troubled Times - the national question in Ireland' by Peter Hadden (Herald Books, pp159, £5.99)
Idealist tendencies
Initial comments on the draft programme of the CPGB by Phil Sharpe of the Trotskyist Unity Group
Party deficit in Iran
Gerry Downing of Socialist Outlook debates the Iranian revolution following a meeting of the Brent Socialist Forum
The Fourth International Supporters Caucus
The Fisc operates as a secret faction inside the SLP. We defend their right to do so, but oppose their hypocritical witch-hunting of others. Below we reprint a large portion of the Fisc report to a recent meeting of the international Trotskyist grouping USFI
SUPPLEMENT: Essays on the general strike - Part III
From war to aborted general strike