WW archive > Issue 167 - 14 November 1996
Unity in one party
The Communist Party of Great Britain has applied for affiliation to the Socialist Labour Party. We reproduce here the letter agreed at a recent aggregate of the CPGB
Letters
Where next?; Ghost busters; IBT in Brazil
Care and maintenance
Party notes
Working class wiped off the map
SLP branch reports
Catalyst of violence
‘If you want to see the building of bridges don’t occupy the bridge yourself’
Anne Murphy spoke to Dave Nellist, a leading Militant Labour member, about his attitude to regroupment and the Socialist Alliances
Open struggle for the future
Last weekend a special meeting organised by the Communist Party discussed the lessons of Bolshevik organisation for communists today
Muddying the waters
Around the left
Stalin on Russian Party
From the Workers’ Weekly, paper of the Communist Party of Great Britain, November 12 1926
Indian communists look to SLP
Reading history backwards
Phil Watson reviews Democratic Rhondda: politics and society 1885-1951 by Chris Williams (University of Wales Press 1996, pp304)
Power of confusion
Workers Power’s impressionistic and eclectic method leads it to adopt contradictory positions, argues John Stone of the LCMRCI
Tories and Labour vie to hit jobless
Capitalism’s worldwide squeeze strikes home