WW archive > Issue 482 - 29 May 2003
Letters
Pure control; Long way; Fight within EU; Brave new 'international'; Anarcho answers
Lula attacks workers
The Workers Party (PT) of Brazil is behaving in power in the same way as many older social democratic parties have done in the past. Ian Donovan reports
Socialist Alliance Wales: SSP lessons
The annual general meeting of Cardiff Welsh Socialist Alliance was held on May 22. Ethan Grech reports
Summer Offensive fact file
Facts and figures about our SO
Not one millimetre
The Communist Party's 19th Summer Offensive fundraising drive is launched on June 1 and runs until the end of July. The SO acts as an annual boost to the health of our organisation, writes Mark Fischer
French pensions battle escalates
The French government has signified its intention to force through its full frontal assault on public sector pensions, in the face of overwhelming public opposition and the massive strike wave that has rocked the country. Peter Manson reports
Socialist Alliance: Learn the lessons
Dave Landau assesses the election results of the Socialist Alliance - and warns that we should not underestimate the success of the British National Party
Party notes: With allies like these
The European Union's draft constitution has unleashed a black tornado of reactionary protest, writes Jack Conrad
Republicanism and Marxism
'Iseult Honohan Civic republicanism', Routledge, 2002, pp328, £15.99 (pbk)
AWL: pro-party rival?
Peter Morton doesn't believe that the Alliance for Workers' Liberty was every serious about transforming the Socialist Alliance into a party
Around the web: Online expression
Phil Hamilton looks at the website of the Fire Brigades Union
SA Australia: Multi-tendency rights protected
This article is republished from the May 28 edition of Green Left Weekly, paper of the Democratic Socialist Party
Socialist Alliance Australia: Shape of things to come
The 'Resignation statement', signed by 25 members of the International Socialist Organisation in Australia, is only a foretaste of what will sooner of later happen to any sect - big or small - that stands in the way of left unity and the fight for a revolutionary party of the working class. Marcus Ström reports
Resignation statement
To the International Socialist Organisation