WW archive > Issue 1440 - 27 April 2023
Servants as masters
Eddie Ford says Dominic Raab was forced to quit after a political struggle between ministry’s policy and minister’s policy
Letters
United front; IRA accountable; Death penalty; Féminisme
Chasing after cabinet seats
Sinn Féin looks set to become the biggest party after the next general election. Anne McShane lambasts its PBP would-be coalition partner
Recipe for conflict
Michael Roberts examines the continued role of the dollar, despite the hype about US decline and a multipolar world economy
Scenes from history
First published a hundred years ago, History and class-consciousness has exerted considerable influence on left sects since the 1960s. Lawrence Parker investigates the philosophy and politics of György Lukács
Rupert’s American debacle
The spectacular settlement with Dominion Election Systems is an index of both political dysfunction and the role of the rightwing media, argues Paul Demarty
Their militia and ours
Workers should not take the second amendment as their starting point when establishing a militia. No, fighting to repeal the second amendment and nationalising guns comes first. Daniel Lazare responds to Jack Conrad
Race, prejudice and stupidity
Diane Abbott’s version of identity politics has proved to be a gift for Sir Keir and his drive to complete the marginalisation of the left, argues Kevin Bean
Online Communist Forum, Sunday April 30 5pm
Was there a mandarin coup against Dominic Raab? - political report from CPGB’s Provisional Central Committee and discussion