WW archive > Issue 488 - 10 July 2003
Letters
Loach award; Galloway; Distortions; Leftist stalking; Sectarianism; Party v workers; Petty theory; Racist state; Not changed; Middle class; Stalinist banditry
A different order
Maria Exall is a member of Communication Workers Union national executive committee and a supporter of Solidarity, paper of the Alliance for Workers' Liberty
The fight for party and May 3
Dave Craig of the Revolutionary Democratic Group identifies two camps in the workers' movement
Where now for rail union?
Alan Stevens points to a 'pick 'n' mix' attitude to politics from the new trade union 'awkward squad'
No compromise on sexism and homophobia
Is the SWP facing its 'Clause 4' moment? asks Jack Conrad
Marxism 2003 - the fringe
This year saw the second Marxism fringe event with discussion on the Socialist Alliance and islam. Alan Fox reports
Valuable but flawed
Kit Robinson reviews Alex Callinicos' 'An anti-capitalist manifesto', Polity, 2003, pp180,£13.99
'Save our party' conference: Galloway solidarity
The 'Save our party' conference gave a standing ovation to witch-hunted Labour MP George Galloway
New left majority
John McDonnell MP chaired the Congress House conference. He spoke to Mark Fischer
Marxism 2003 - Shared future?
Peter Manson witnessed the Lindsey German-Andrew Murray-George Galloway love-in
Marxism 2003 - Rees lays it on the line
John Rees's opening remarks
Marxism 2003: SWP watershed
This year's 'Marxism' has seen the Socialist Workers Party in ebullient mood. Ian Mahoney wonders why they are celebrating
'Save our party' conference: concrete action required
Graham Bash is on the editorial board of Labour Left Briefing
Marxism 2003: What kind of 'new left'?
James Bull attended the 'Revolutionaries and the left' session at Marxism 2003
'Save our party' conference: exciting developments
Mark Fischer spoke to Alan Simpson MP just before he rushed off to another meeting
Price of democracy
Manny Neira responds to the witch-hunt against Manchester City councillor, Liaqat Ali
'Save our party' conference: Labour left gains in confidence
On July 5 the Labour left came together for a well attended conference called by the Socialist Campaign Group. Mark Fischer reports
Around the web: Online derailment
Phil Hamilton continues his journey around the web with a visit to the website of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union
Apolitical abuse or political polemics
Ian Donovan responds to recent attacks from the Alliance for Workers' Liberty and its supporters
Marxism 2003: Magical mystery tour
Manny Neira attended the 'Marxism 2003' session on 'What is the alternative to New Labour', addressed by John Rees and rebel Labour MP George Galloway