WW archive > Issue 168 - 21 November 1996
No to bosses’ choice ... A workers’ Europe
Referendum offers no solution
Letters
No shibboleths; Jilted bride; Ruthless vindictiveness; Misdirected violence; Reformist suicide
Postal workers must control the leaders
Three waves
Party Notes
Scotland sees Red
One united party
SLP member Derek Paul welcomes Dennis MacDonald’s call for unity
And so, farewell ...
WRP liquidates
Humanitarianism and imperialism
Pandora’s box
Tom Ball reviews Michael Collins, written and directed by Neil Jordan
British myth
John Craig reviews Nothing personal, directed by Thaddeus 0’Sullivan
Power play
Tom Ball reviews Fetishes, directed by Nick Broomfield
Call for Irish conference
This is the statement delivered on behalf of the Ard Comhairle (executive committee) of the Irish Republican Socialist Party at the launch of a memorial fund in honour of the 1981 hunger strikers
SLP branch reports
Ducking and diving
Around the left
The ban
From the Workers’ Weekly, paper of the Communist Party of Great Britain, November 19 1926
Homosexuals and hypocrisy
SL Kenning looks at latest developments in the Socialist Labour Party
Stand up and be counted
The Weekly Worker has received the following letter
Coordinate rail action
Solidarity action needed as railworkers face dismissal