WW archive > Issue 493 - 28 August 2003
Letters
New ways; Too centralist; Dictatorship; Cynics; SWP and BNP; Human nature; Not reductionist
Iraqi self-determination: Solidarity with resistance
Ian Donovan calls for class support for workers' struggles in occupied Iraq
Attack of the clones
The revolutionary left plays at 'internationalism'. Events in the Ukraine prove that beyond doubt, argues Mark Fischer
Iraq and the myths of oil determinism
Hillel Ticktin, editor of Critique, argues that the invasion and occupation of Iraq is rooted in capitalism's historic decline. Those on the left who explain every modern war and conflict with reference to oil are wrong
Lies laid bare
The Hutton enquiry exposes a gaping democratic deficit, argues Manny Neira
Around the web: Exhaustive message
The Sinn Fein website receives a visit from Phil Hamilton
Waltham Forest by-election: Combating chauvinism
Phil Kent has been on the campaign trail with CPGB member and SA candidate, Lee Rock.
Denying human nature
Michael Malkin concludes his two-part article by taking on the Marxist critics of Marx
Socialist Alliance: Brent polling day announced
Stan Keable reports on an important Socialist Alliance challenge in north west London
Iraqi self-determination: Struggling against US-UK occupation
The Worker-communist Party of Iraq is making progress despite the US-UK coalition and the rise of the islamists. Nadia Mahmood of the WCPI spoke to the CPGB's Communist University earlier this month
Republican People's Assembly needed
Where now for the Socialist Alliance and anti-war movement? asks Dave Craig of the Revolutionary Democratic Group