WW archive > Issue 1550 - 28 August 2025
Put politics in command
Comrades in Jeremy Corbyn’s Your Party, especially branch activists, are busy debating various forms of representation. All have their advocates and supporters, not least sortition. Jack Conrad is neither an advocate nor a supporter
Letters
Spart leopard; What name?; Don’t vote!; Your Partying; CWO message; Inheritance tax; Fly the flag
Corporates are complicit
Firms such as BCG and Microsoft are up to their necks in Israel’s genocidal crimes, writes Eddie Ford. Unsurprisingly workers are expressing their outrage
Declaration of the obvious
After nearly two years of inflicting industrial-scale violence, the Zionist state now stands officially accused of presiding over a genocidal famine, writes Ian Spencer
Political clarity vital
Engage in Your Party to fight for the type of organisation our class really needs. Farzad Kamangar reports on our discussion, disputes and factional differences
Make the party now!
Resolution unanimously agreed at the August 24 aggregate of CPGB members and invited supporters
Class composition in a snapshot
Britain is a very large offshore financial centre with a moderately sized productive economy attached to it. What does this mean for class and class consciousness? Mike Macnair completes his two-part study
The road from Eton College
Seventy-five years after his death and eighty years after the first publication of Animal farm, Paul Flewers introduces his seven-part exploration of George Orwell’s life, works and politics
Documentary gem
Bob Davies reviews Carlos Underwood (director) No-one is illegal; every day tomorrow limited release
Intangibles rely on tangibles
Do we live in a capitalist world without capital, where intellectual property is more important than steel, cement and copper cables? Michael Roberts is not convinced