WW archive > Issue 491 - 31 July 2003
Letters
Age of consent; Anarchist approach; Oust FBU leaders; Reactionary utopia; AWL and Zionism; Shachtmanism; ICP joins council; Delegate duties
Socialist Alliance: Still very much to do
Matthew Caygill attended a positive meeting of Socialist Allianmce comrades in Yorkshire and Humberside
Class lessons of genocide
Ian Donovan reviews Mahmood Mamdani's 'When Victims Become Killers', Princeton University Press, 2001, pp363, £35, hbk
The war of Marek's ear
Former Labour Party member and member of the Welsh Assembly, John Marek is being courted by left nationalists and the SWP following his declaration for a Welsh socialist party. Cameron Richards takes a look
SSP equivalent in Wales
John Marek's remarks in Red Pepper (July)
Hegelian pitfalls
Mike Macnair reviews Ian Fraser's 'Hegel, Marx: the concept of need', Edinburgh University Press, 1998, pp207, £16.50. pbk
Socialist Alliance: Appeals committee begins work
Committee member Anne Mc Shane reports on its first meeting
Party notes: Democracy and centralism
Democratic centralism is on the agenda following the meeting of the Socialist Alliance national council
Between Iraq and a hard place
Manny Neira calls for an end to the US-UK occupation
Anti-consumerist nostalgia
Zoe Simon reviews Wolfgang Becker's film, 'Goodbye Lenin', Rio Cinema, Dalston (London), and limited release
Socialist Alliance: Take fight to new level
Socialist Alliance exective member Marcus Strom calls for the September 'Indies' meeting to step up the struggle
Around the web: Starved of resources
Phil Hamilton casts his eye over the Socialist Campaign Group News' website
Learn to work democratically
Anne Mc Shane reports on the July 25 meeting of the British mobilising committee of the European Social Forum