WW archive > Issue 170 - 05 December 1996
Making the bosses pay in France
French lorry drivers’ victory raises the need for European-wide unions
Letters
Simplistic equations; SLP and New Labour; Off the rails
Two wings
Party notes
Organisational questions?
Below we reprint recent exchanges between the Provisional Central Committee of the Communist Party and the Revolutionary Democratic Group on the question of communist rapprochement
Romancing the stone
Nothing to be ashamed of
Around the left
OP still talking
After last Sunday’s conference the search for organisational forms which avoid the discipline of democratic centralism goes on
Heavy hand at the top in Belarus
Hume’s myopia
Statement from Irish Republican Socialist Party spokesperson, Willie Gallagher
Revolutionary solution to domestic violence
Anne Murphy replies to two recent articles
The WRP and Bosnia
John Reed responds to one aspect of Lee-Anne Bates’ criticism of the Workers Revolutionary Party
Enter the dragon
Opportunist short cut
The following is the speech Phil Walden of the Trotskyist Unity Group made at the November 23 conference organised by the WRP
Where the miners stand now
From the Workers’ Weekly, paper of the Communist Party of Great Britain, December 31 1926
ITF betrays Liverpool dockers
This letter by ITF inspector Jack Heyman follows his resignation in response to a lack of support for the Liverpool dockers and criticism of their attempts to set up international rank and file organisation