WW archive > Issue 683 - 26 July 2007
Menshevik barbecue
Howard Roak reports on the latest developments in our two-month fundraising campaign
Letters
Anti-communist; SLP alibi; Fucking reds; Turkish plans; Omission; Three strands; CMP clarification; Radicalisation; Musical row
Irrationality rules
The 'war on drugs' makes a comeback, says Eddie Ford
Bleeding obvious
What exactly is the AWL frightened of? Mark Fischer wonders
Art and commodification
The working class must have access to the most advanced and sophisticated means of cultural production, argues composer Gordon Downie
Welsh solidarity
Steve Cooke on the latest news from the Hands Off the People of Iran campaign
Failure of the left
Dale T McKinley reviews the decisions of the African National Congress policy conference in June and this month's 12th Congress of the South African Communist Party
Debating programme
The task of redrafting the CPGB's Draft programme is continuing, with the debate on section 3, 'Immediate demands', well underway in London. Simon Wells reports
Snail's pace split
The July 11-15 12th Congress of the South African Communist Party saw the long drawn out process of an SACP split from the African National Congress continue at a snail's pace. Peter Manson comments
Storms of a new revolution
Torab Saleth examines the origins and class nature of the Iranian regime
Blow against military schemes
Esen Uslu analyses the July 22 general election in Turkey
Conservative Lite
Only 18 months in the job and Cameron's position as Conservative Party leader is being questioned. Jim Moody comments
Menshevik barbecue
Howard Roak reports on the latest developments in our two-month fundraising campaign