WW archive > Issue 647 - 02 November 2006
Climate change and the necessity of communism
No to market solutions. Jack Conrad explains why capitalism is the problem
Letters
Split shift; Sex work; Switch off; War path; SSP Marxists; History may judge; Morality tale; Red roots; Official enquiry; CPGB Anschluss?
Change and climate inseparable
Secular schools, not religious indoctrination
Communists fight for the equality of believers and non-believers, says Jim Moody
Behind the red flag
Lawrence Parker takes a closer look at the artist Ken Loach
Marxist party - an illusion
In the absence of a world revolutionary party, a national communist party could only be a capitulation to British nationalism, argues Dave Craig of the Revolutionary Democratic Group
Go home and write to your MP
The October 29 student demonstration against the further marketisation of higher education was uninspired and timid. Ben Lewis and Dave Isaacson report
Marxist party - now or never
Mike Macnair writes on this weekend's launch conference of the 'Campaign for a new Marxist party'
Development needed
Fiddling while planet Earth burns
Simon Wells reviews George Monbiot's Heat: how to stop the planet burning Penguin, 2006, pp276, £17.99
No choice for most
November 7 sees the United States mid-term elections. David Walters reports from San Francisco