WW archive > Issue 160 - 26 September 1996
Dockers need solidarity at home
International solidarity has been the cutting edge of the Liverpool dockers dispute. But, as we demonstrate a year on from the sackings, the task must be to win the whole of the class in Britain to the struggle against attacks on our future
Letters
Voluntary fetish; Overtly negative tone; Long way off; Awful long way off; Theoretical chatter
Need for organisation
Lee-Anne Bates spoke to Jimmy Nolan, one of the leaders of the Liverpool dockers, about his reasons for joining the SLP
ISG collapse
Party notes
Class War calls a halt
Chronicle of corruption
Our own agenda
GPC and NEC
SL Kenning looks at latest developments in the Socialist Labour Party
Left opposes SLP witch hunt
Press release
Stuck in the past
Around the left
European alarm call
Predictable divisions
Five communists’ message
From the Workers’ Weekly, paper of the Communist Party of Great Britain, September 24 1926
Towards communist rapprochement and a new Communist Party
Communist Party Advocates of Australia analyse the political situation there and their tasks in the struggle to reforge the Party. As part of the international task they discuss how the CPGB and CPA can strengthen that work together
Into Africa - tooth and claw
Radical pioneers
Phil Watson reviews Beat, Rhymes and Life, by A Tribe called Quest (Jive CD)
Arthouse humanity
John Craig reviews Smoke, Directed by Wayne Wang (USA, 1996)
Blairism creates its opposition
Labour's shift to the right opens up tremendous possibilities for the SLP