WW archive > Issue 520 - 18 March 2004
Letters
Red-green; Overlooked; Respect SE; Sectarian bilge; Personal; No longer SWP; Outer space; Consistency; George's wage; ESF "consensus'
Heads we win, tails you lose
Manny Neira reports on the March 13 special conference
Taking to the streets
Jim Padmore reports on the mass anti-terrorism demonstrations
Unlawful resolution
Legal brief
Pickets, ballots and workers' defence
Ian Donovan continues his series on the miners' Great Strike of 1984-85 by examining the key tactical and political questions
Of course it was political
The miners' Great Strike marked a crossroads. Its defeat had profound political consequences. Dave Douglass, branch secretary of Hatfield Main National Union of Mineworkers, spoke to the March 14 Communist Forum
Fight for extreme democracy
Towards the Anthropocene
Party notes
Fallout from Madrid
Mines of information
Around the web
Indignation and hot air
Democracy Platform walkout
Not for turning
All the old strengths and weaknesses were on show at the London meeting to commemorate the miners' strike of 1984-85