WW archive > Issue 708 - 14 February 2008
Driven by ideas
How should communists approach campus work? In the first place by understanding the contradictory class position of students, argues Mike Macnair
Letters
More popper; Naked truth; Overlooker; Never forget; While stocks last; Rational; Mouthpiece
Hopi: support grows in Ireland
Anne McShane was encouraged by a number of recent meetings on Iran
Is the party a halfway house?
Dave Craig of the Revolutionary Democratic Group replies to the CPGB's Mike Macnair on the present roots of the national Marxist party in Britain
Rowan Williams and SWP lies
In Respect, Chris Bambery lied again and again. Secularism 'justifies' islamophobia, advocating secularism plays into the hands of those 'deliberately stoking up' islamophobia, etc. Yet now his Socialist Worker demands separation of church and state, writes James Turley
Student unions must be won to communism
Ted North tells of spreading the message in Sheffield
Looking good
Partisans for the paper. Mary Godwin reports on the CPGB's February aggregate meeting
Roots of Stalinism
Results of research in the Moscow archives throws up new insights on the post-revolution period. Phil Kent reports
Not privileged nor persecuted
Jim Moody examines the impact of Rowan Williams's words in a Britain that is far from secular, at least in terms of its constitution
Expansion and slave society
In the second article in his series on the Roman empire Chris Gray examines the imperial oligarchy
Fighting fund
Taking steps