WW archive > Issue 583 - 30 June 2005
Going 'left', going 'broad'
Liam O Ruairc examines Sinn Féin's turn to the left in the late 1970s from the point of view of republican socialism
Gorgeous gigging
An audience with George Galloway South Shields, Thursday June 23
Well, yes, but "¦
BBC2 If "¦ we stop giving aid to Africa, Sunday June 27, 7pm
Keep the working class out of it
At a conference on June 24-25 in Paris, over 250 representatives of the European left discussed how we should move forward after the French 'non' vote to the European constitution. Anne Mc Shane reports
Solidarity, not charity
In order to make poverty history, we need to make capitalism history, says Tina Becker
Political economy of aid
What lies behind the establishment's 'campaign for Africa'? Hillel Ticktin, editor of Critique, looks beneath the hype
Fearing for the worst
Yassemine Mather takes a look at Iran after the elections
Breaking out of the ghetto
Ben Lewis reports from an impressive Respect rally in Sheffield University
Behind the smokescreen
Does the World Bank aid the development of poor countries? José Là³pez examines its workings
The poverty of fair trade
Mark Fischer argues that Proudhon is the unacknowledged theoretical daddy of many of today's campaigners who want to see the end of poverty and international justice through 'fair trade'
Not good, not bad
Democracy, not charity-mongering
BBC1 The girl in the café Saturday June 25