WW archive > Issue 743 - 30 October 2008
Letters
Baby workers; Screwed up; AWL camp; Fascinating; SA appeal; Before Stalin; Evasion; Confusion
Another politics is possible
Dave Isaacson reports on this weekend's launch of the latest SWP student front
Free Jean-Marc Rouillan
Jean-Michel Edwin calls for the release of the co-founder of Action Directe
Solidarity action
Caitriona Rylance reports on an important Hopi meeting in Manchester
Matgamna chickens out
As can be seen from the following correspondence, the AWL is refusing to debate its leader's notorious 'discussion article' excusing an Israeli attack on Iran
No longer the Celtic tiger
The economic crisis has hit the south of Ireland with a bang, writes Anne McShane. Much to the shock and incomprehension of all those who have staked so much on it, the Celtic tiger has been exposed as a sickly tabby
Half-measures against next junta
Turkey's creaking justice system cannot cope with the Ergenekon affair, writes Esen Uslu
Both sides lose
Genuine Marxists express the need to contextualise abortion programmatically in political and economic spheres. Ted North reports recent debates
Never mind the Saatchis
Mike Belbin reviews 'The revolution continues: New art from China' Saatchi Gallery, 10am-6pm, until January 18, free (guide book �1.50)
On the national ballot
Now that New Zealand's Anti-Capitalist Alliance has become the Workers' Party it is on the ballot everywhere. Philip Ferguson reports
Succumbing to reformism
John Robinson writes a comradely criticism of Mike Macnair's book
What sort of unity?
How should the left react to the financial crisis? Should we, asks James Turley, suspend our polemics against other left groups in order to forge a more effective response?
No vote for Obama
Nick Rogers looks at the strategic choices before the US working class
Life after the SWP
Solidarity: a small step forward at the Respect Conference. Peter Manson reports