WW archive > Issue 208 - 18 September 1997
Staring into the abyss
Most of the left campaigned with Blair for a ‘yes’ vote in Scotland and Wales - and he is very grateful
Letters
Scientific abuse; Innately superior; Universal intercourse; Dirty tricks?; Khrushchev’s fault
The criticism of comrades
Party notes
Conniving with management
Under Labour’s shadow
Around the left
Welcome to the real world
No debate at TUC
Joe Marino, general secretary of the Bakers, Food and Allied Workers Union and a member of the Socialist Labour Party, spoke to the Weekly Worker about last week’s Trade Union Congress
The crisis in Russia
From ‘The Call’, paper of the British Socialist Party, September 13 1917
China, Scargill and ‘Don Hoskins’
Simon Harvey of the SLP
True spirit of Cliffism
Jim Higgins’ More years of the locust: the origins of the Socialist Workers Party was reviewed by Mark Fischer in the Weekly Worker (August 21). Here Dave Hume adds his opinion of the International Socialist Group publication
Pre-republican epoch
Dave Craig of the Revolutionary Democratic Group (faction of the SWP) considers what we can learn from the crisis of the social monarchy
Creating space for communist politics
Anne Murphy discusses the work of the CPGB in Scotland and reviews the debate at last week’s Communist Party aggregate
Draft statement
Draft statement to the National Council of the Scottish Socialist Alliance on misleading and false statements about the SSA which have been circulated by the CPGB/Weekly Worker
Diversity encouraged?
Nick Clark, for the CPGB’s Scottish Committee, replies to the allegations made by Scottish Socialist Alliance national secretary Allan Green
Accurately produced
Peter Manson replies for the Weekly Worker