WW archive > Issue 513 - 29 January 2004
Letters
Climbdown on strike
Ways to protest
Blair is obsessed with introducing tution fees, writes Phil Hamilton
Education for all, not the few
Ben Lewis on the need for a united communist party for an effective fightback against the neo-liberalisation of education
Setting another agenda
Tina Becker on another stitch up in the European Social Forums
No respect for equality
Jack Conrad on the refusal of Respect to have its MP's on a workers wage thanks to the SWP
John Rees airbrushes out history
Rees' speech, while full of Panglossian optimism about the big time for the left (read, for the SWP), was actually an epitaph for the SA. Marcus Ström was there
New PCC
Elections to the Provisional Central Committee, the Party's leadership body, took place during the recent aggregate
Talking to the Weekly Worker
Various figures from across the left and in Respect speak to the Weekly Worker on the official foundation of the unity coalition
Labour and Respect
Mary Godwin reports from the latest CPGB aggregate
Neither fish nor fowl
The unity coalition does not know whether it wants to be a movement or a party, argues Steve Freeman of the Revolutionary Democratic Group
Socialism: the final shibboleth
Manny Neira attended Sunday's Respect launch. He reflects on soul music, and soul selling
Theses on the Labour Party
Your financial support needed
Ian Mahoney appeals to our readers and supporters