WW archive > Issue 773 - 11 June 2009
Letters
RSF view; Planet Turley; Dad's Army; Naive; Next best; Foresight; Transferable vote; Military mates; Non-nation; No to mark two; Far rightist; Left deformity
Die Linke disappoints
How come electoral support for Die Linke has decreased while the effects of the deepening capitalist crisis on the working class in Germany have increased? Tina Becker takes a closer look
Disaster for radical left
Toby Abse reports on the Italian Euro elections and some extremely dubious alliances
Government rout, left gains
It was heartening to see a number of leftwing candidates elected, writes Anne Mc Shane
End of SSP dream
Sarah McDonald reports on a terminally sick moralistic campaign
On the margins of the margins
Jim Moody assesses No2EU's failure to make any kind of impact at the Euro elections
Yes, comrades: 'Time to fight back together'
Ben Lewis replies to the SWP's "Open letter to the left" (Socialist Worker June 13)
Labour hammered, left gets nowhere
The trend to right populism was emphasised on June 4, writes Mike Macnair. But how will the left respond?
Far right on the march?
James Turley sees the best positioned anti-establishment parties on the far right
Why we voted Labour
Peter Manson reports on the controversy in the CPGB over the leadership's offer of conditional support to No2EU and ultimate call for a Labour vote
Confident and optimistic
The traditional fundraising drive of the Communist Party - the Summer Offensive - started on June 6. Howard Roak looks at its politics and possibilities
CPB: national interest
Lawrence Parker waits with bated breath for further post-mortems
No breakthrough for NPA
PCF crisis opens way for a genuinely revolutionary challenge, writes Jean-Michel Edwin
Labour hammered, left gets nowhere
The trend to right populism was emphasised on June 4, writes Mike Macnair. But how will the left respond?