WW archive > Issue 269 - 17 December 1998
New strategy for Ireland
The IRA refusal to hand over arms does not mean the failure of the peace process
Letters
Religious sect?; Stalin only choice; Left nationalist; Brazen lie
Hands off Iraq!
Perspectives ’99
Party notes
Raise our demands
Minimum wage
Workers’ millennium?
Around the left
Socialist challenge
Debating the USSR: New opportunity for advance
Sean Matgamna of the Alliance for Workers’ Liberty addressed the CPGB’s Communist University ’98 on his understanding of the Soviet Union, and the possibilities for communists since its demise
Fiddling with the constitution
Dave Craig of the Revolutionary Democratic Group lambastes the United Socialists’ economism
United Socialists
Euro-election platform
Jesus: from Jewish apocalyptic revolutionary to imperial god
Jack Conrad describes how an ideology of the oppressed became the ideology of the oppressors
Petty bourgeois idealism
Phil Sharpe asks whether the views of Roy Bull - vice president of the SLP - are scientific
Third way to nowhere
Maurice Bernal reviews ‘The third way: the renewal of social democracy’ (Polity Press, 1998, pp166) by A Giddens, a work which some have claimed provides the theoretical underpinning for Blairism.
Philosophy, history and biology: Towards a critique of science
Danny Hammill reviews ‘Lifelines: biology, freedom, determinism’ by Steven Rose (Penguin 1998, pp334, £8.99)
Cyberspace revolution
Steve Riley argues that communists should make full use of the internet, and reviews two invaluable websites
Scargill holds fire
Simon Harvey of the SLP
United front
RDCT resolution
Agreed at the December aggregate of the Revolutionary Democratic Communist Tendency
Proud
Ian Farrell reports on the Weekly Worker fighting fund