WW archive > Issue 729 - 10 July 2008
Letters
Bung; Not necessarily; Off the leash; Opportunity; Recession; Coal camp
MPs vote to maintain the 'John Lewis list'
Jim Moody contrasts MPs' present money-grubbing to what communists call for
Not a penny for New Labour
Dave Craig reviews the decisions of the June 29 Campaign for a New Workers Party conference and calls for a "republican socialist synthesis of Trotskyism and Labourism"
Sanctions hit workers, not theocratic regime
Yassamine Mather reviews the effect of US and UN moves against Tehran
A born teacher
Cameron Richards: May 12 1968 - July 2 2008. Mark Fischer remembers him
David Davis and democratic rights
The failure of the far left to champion democracy has allowed rightwing polititians to pose as libertarians, argues Mike Macnair
Dressing the 'no' vote in red colours
Anne McShane examines Socialist Party and Socialist Workers Party claims to internationalism
Control and no genuine debate
This year's Marxism felt rather flat, writes Ben Klein. Despite the positive spin that invariably accompanies any Socialist Workers Party event, it was a disappointment, not least in terms of the numbers attending
Unwilling to engage
Jointly sponsored by the CMP and CPGB, the Marxism fringe saw three meetings this year. Phil Kent reports
Floundering SWP refuses to learn
There was one obvious and yawning gap in the programme of the Socialist Workers Party's annual summer school. Peter Manson reports on the leadership's attempts at damage limitation after the Respect disaster