WW archive > Issue 620 - 13 April 2006
'Reformism from above'?
Anne Mc Shane compares Respect's election materials to Socialist Worker's 'What the Socialist Workers Party stands for' column
Letters
Thank fuck; End of the line?; Mock Tudor?; Utopian view; Shame; Wild distortions; Little scope; Quid pro quo; Spare us; Poison swill
War and revolutionary strategy
Mike Macnair puts the record straight on Lenin's call for defeatism and insists on the necessity of the left taking the democratic question of arms seriously
Driven by neglect
Driven by neglect
'Reformism from above'?
April 29-30 will see conferences of WASG and the Linkspartei.PDS. Both are crucial for the working class in Germany. The formation of a fused party will be at the core of proceedings. Ben Lewis reports from Germany
Natural insights
Derek Wall, a founder member of Green Revolution, the socialist platform in the Green Party of England and Wales, reviews Nikolai Bukharin Philosophical Arabesques Pluto Press, 2005, pp407, £35
Contours of green thought
Greenism is hobbled by two fundamental faults. It cannot tame capitalism, nor does it offer a realistic way of superseding capitalism. Jack Conrad explores its limitations