WW archive > Issue 745 - 13 November 2008
Letters
Only racists; Old trick; Lessons; Two tactics; Multipolar; Pointer; Blame game; Monster; Book burner
Obamania and the left
James Turley sees the illusions of millions reflected in the left
Brown's recovery and the global downturn
Ted North looks over progressive, Keynesian Brown
Exploring agreements and disagreements
At a recent meeting in London of the Campaign for a Marxist Party, its manifesto's authors spoke. Mary Godwin reports
Whinging, wheedling and whining, the AWL ducks out
The AWL has run a mile from a debate with the CPGB on the prospect of an Israeli attack on Iran and accused us of cowardice! Mark Fischer sets the record straight
PCS opts for talks
PCS militant Dave Vincent discusses the mood of workers following the suspension of the civil service pay strike
Dead Russians and a Welshman
Sections of the left increasingly regard the Communist Party of Britain as a prospective alliance partner. Lawrence Parker wonders why there is a renewed infatuation with Stalinism
Desperate stratagems
There are no short cuts to working class power and human liberation, writes Nick Rogers
Move to a French Die Linke
Left split from SP aids right in LCR, writes Jean-Michel Edwin
Expensive absurdity
Left Alternative has held its first (and last?) annual conference. Peter Manson reports on an electoral front that does not contest elections
Fighting Fund
Another weekly increase