WW archive > Issue 294 - 24 June 1999
Riot no answer
Anarchist protest struck a chord - with bourgeois liberals
Letters
Kautskyite; Hearts and minds; Done a bunk; Courts and juries; Machiavellian; Stink bombs; Curious
Hammer and tongs
Party notes
Calling the tune
Balkans war
Fisc manifesto
This document, sent anonymously to the Weekly Worker, is said to have been adopted by an SLP branch and sent to the NEC for discussion. It has all the hallmarks of the politics of Arthur Scargill’s former courtiers-in-chief, the Fourth International Supporters Caucus, most of whom have now left the party. The comrades call for the banning of “controversial” material - except, of course, their own
Understanding the Soviet Union
Phil Watson reviews 'Rethinking the Soviet collapse: Sovietology, the death of communism and the new Russia', edited by Michael Cox (Pinter Publishers 1998, pp294, £15.99)
Livingstone for mayor?
After the elections
John Stone of the Liaison Committee of Militants for a Revolutionary Communist International looks at the lessons of June 10
Thatcherite emptiness
Phil Sharpe reviews the film 'Notting Hill'
Unholy alliance
Bankers, bishops and the SWP unite on ‘third world’ debt
Welcome boost
Robbie Rix reports on the Weekly Worker fighting fund