WW archive > Issue 1452 - 20 July 2023
Tinseltown’s hot summer
Writers and screen actors need to win in their strike against the media giants, says Paul Demarty. But our aim must be a better, a higher culture
Letters
Dictatorship; Falsification; Red police?; Population; Prisons; Zionist scouts
Communist University 2023
A week of provocative and stimulating debates: Saturday August 12 to Saturday August 19 (inclusive)
Doing deals with Sir Keir
Is building a Labour Party mark two a viable strategy? Kevin Bean of Labour Party Marxists looks at the Unite policy conference and beyond
Cross-party yellow peril
Parliament’s Intelligence and Security Committee has produced a lurid account of the challenge represented by China. Mike Macnair argues that the UK is playing catch-up with the US hegemon
Their fantasy, our nightmare
Ukraine’s offensive is getting nowhere and when a compromise is eventually reached Zelensky will be in deep trouble, argues Daniel Lazare
No call for staying calm
Paul Russell looks back at the disgusting record of police savagery and gives his take on the challenges faced by the left in the next presidential election
Fifty years of socialist theory
Yassamine Mather looks at the role of the journal founded by Hillel Ticktin in 1973
Wages, profits and inflation
Are wages driving up prices, or are wages chasing higher prices? Michael Roberts comments on an interesting OECD report
Back on the picket line
Richard Galen reports on the recent round of action by junior doctors and what happens next in the NHS