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WW archive > Issue 642 - 28 September 2006

Time for politics

Peter Manson reports from the September 23 'Time to go' demonstration in Manchester

Letters

Hedge bets; Conference joke; Confusion; Frightened; Sectarian split; A nobody; PC politics; Horrible outfits; Elitism

The power of reason and the market

Simon Wells is not impressed by the market solutions to climate change advocated by Al Gore in Davis Guggenheim's film An inconvenient truth

The science of Marxism

Is scientific objectivity compromised by a subordination to the interests of the international working class? Chris Knight examines the issues

A good beginning

Ted North explains what Communist Students, the newly established national organisation sponsored by the CPGB, has been up to

Only democracy can fully meet needs

The National Health Service is unsafe in New Labour hands, says Jim Moody

100 years hard labour?

Mike Macnair reviews Graham Bash and Andrew Fisher: 100 years of Labour (London 2006, pp80, £4). Available from www.100yearsoflabour.net

Build support for McDonnell

As the Labour Party conference comes to an end, Graham Bash of Labour Left Briefing calls for the leadership contest to be linked to the fight for a fundamental change of direction

Anti-CPGB ritual?

The CPGB's motions to Respect conference have again been ruled out of order - before being accepted after protest. Mark Fischer reports

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