WW archive > Issue 731 - 24 July 2008
Letters
Jacobins; Rotten Althusser; Scant; Nasty taste; Family values; Imagined letter; Third campism
Climate change and censorship
The furore over 'The great global warming swindle' is about more than climate change denial, argues James Turley
Nationalistic bean feast
Jim Moody looks at chauvinism, drugs, and the Olympics
Courting controversy
Our annual school - Communist University - always causes a problem for some, writes Mark Fischer
Who are the Marxists?
At the July 4 fringe meeting of the Socialist Workers Party's Marxism school, Hillel Ticktin outlined his contribution to the forthcoming manifesto of the Campaign for a Marxist Party. In this edited extract of his speech, he draws definitional lines and criticises some terms and practices of the CPGB
Latest negotiations: war by other means
Following the Geneva talks, the threat against Iran is as real as ever, argues Ben Lewis
'Socialism' or 'democratic republic'?
Redrafting the CPGB's Draft programme: Mike Macnair calls for a change in terminology
Wham, bang, it's all over
Phil Kent reports discussion on the 'Economic measures' section of the CPGB's Draft Programme
Adjunct of the state and an enemy of socialism
Jack Conrad explains why nowadays religion has no progressive role and why non-religious Church of England property ought to be confiscated by a CPGB government