WW archive > Issue 244 - 11 June 1998
Euro fightback
New strategy needed for working class in European Union
Letters
Inanity; Lost marbles; Brazilian repression; Barbaric relic
CPB factional war rumbles on
Morning Star AGM
June aggregate
Party notes
Bucking the issue
From The Call, paper of the British Socialist Party, June 6 1918
Irish consensus
Prisoners out but RUC stays
Capitulation to nationalism
This Members Bulletin document, ‘In defence of the revolutionary party’, is the Socialist Party EC’s reply to Scottish Militant Labour’s proposals to liquidate itself into a Scottish Socialist Party. Having gone along with SML’s national socialist trajectory, the SP now objects to the consequences of an “independent socialist Scotland”. The result is a travesty of Marxism
Hatching a conspiracy
Every Sunday until June 28 there is an explosive happening of music, poetry, film and performance at the Battersea Arts Centre running under the title ‘Conspiracy’. But, say its organisers, this is only the beginning. They want to create a new counter-culture, a theatre fit for the 21st century. Jack Conrad spoke to one of its founders and main movers Tam Dean Burn
Do the right thing
Summer Offensive ’98
No politics please, we’re Bullites
Around the left
Manchester Alliance in trouble
United Campaign
Simon Harvey of the SLP
Unity and criticism
North West union rights campaign
Broader or greener?
Nick Long, the coordinator of Lewisham Socialist Alliance and a member of the Socialist Democracy Group, responds to the CPGB’s John Bridge (see Weekly Worker May 28)