WW archive > Issue 761 - 19 March 2009
Letters
Skewed; Rejigged Zionism; Trotsky faith; Further study; Hyperbole; Clean coal; Sloppy rubbish
Opportunism's cardinal sins
By April 12 1984 - exactly one month into the miners' Great Strike - more than 1,000 miners and supporters of the new Women Against Pit Closures movement had been arrested on picket lines around the country - writes James Marshall.
Constructivist vision inspired by revolution
Dani Thomas reviews Rodchenko and Popova: defining constructivism, at Tate Modern until May 17
Wave of repression
Internationalism must be a principle which we make concrete, writes Dave Isaacson
Hopi Campaign launched
Simon Wells reports on the launch of the Smash the Sanctions campaign
Mounting problems, no solutions
The G20 will not agree on anything substantial, reckons James Turley, but the left has problems too
Fighting Fund
Guilty as charged
Break with sect 'broad fronts'
Communist Students is preparing the ground for the kind of student movement we need, writes Ben Lewis
Dead and buried
Neither Nasser's pan-Arabism nor the discredited two-state solution can be revived, argues Yassamine Mather
Head-in-the-sand capitalism and the tasks of the left
The current downturn has been compared to the great depression. Peter Manson spoke to Hillel Ticktin, editor of Critique, about the prospects for the left and what can be expected from the G20
Far left banned from Crow's campaign
Whether a slate of British chauvinist or internationalist demands, communists should intervene, writes Peter Manson