WW archive > Issue 205 - 28 August 1997
Scotland’s referendum: Bosses warm to Labour’s sop
While some on the left portray the Scottish parliament as the first step on the way to providing decent services and conditions for people in Scotland, Donald Dewar makes it clear big business will remain firmly in control
Letters
Inaccurate version; Offensive connotations; Yes, yes; Bruised egos
Moral vetting
Sell this paper!
Party notes
Socialist Worker clings to Labour
New Labour has committed itself to carrying on where the Tories left off. But, as conference prepares to vote in the ‘Partnership in power’ rule changes, the left is strangled by its own Labourism
Historic opportunity
Gordon Morgan of Glasgow SSA reviews Jack Conrad’s pamphlet 'Blair’s rigged referendum and Scotland’s right to self-determination'
G Chicherin interned
From ‘The Call’, paper of the British Socialist Party, August 16 1917
Workers’ and Soldiers’ Council banned
From ‘The Call’, paper of the British Socialist Party, August 16 1917
Short shrift for Montserratians
Workers of one country, unite!
Around the left
Socialist democracy and democratic centralism
We reprint a document of an organised tendency within the Socialist Party involving John Bulaitis, Phil Hearse, Sarah Parker, David Lyons, Paul Morehouse and James White.
Aiming to silence protest
Programme for women’s liberation
Unity against oppression
Fighting fund
Linda Addison reports on the Weekly Worker fighting fund