WW archive > Issue 805 - 18 February 2010
Whatever happened to the leisure society?
According to a new report, society would benefit if the working week was reduced to 21 hours, writes Eddie Ford. Unsurprisingly, not everyone agrees
Letters
No cuts; Three-year ban; Rare commodity; Class reality; Draft comments; Dictatorial; Not serious; Resigned to what?; Chomsky tower; Coalescing
Who will build the nation?
Alan Fox reviews Clint Eastwood's 'Invictus' (on general release)
Operation Moshtarak and the battle for Marjah
Jim Moody notes that the world hardly looks to be a safer place as a result of Nato intervention
Debating with left nationalists
This Convention does not take forward a project of principled left unity in any way, writes Nick Rogers
Left Platform throws in the towel
Following the departure of John Rees, Lindsey German and all their supporters from the Socialist Workers Party, lessons must be learnt, says Peter Manson
'Reformist' confusion stunts opposition protests
Yassamine Mather reports on the February 11 Revolution Day celebrations
Debating solidarity
Chris Strafford reports Manchester Hopi action
It costs money
Robbie Rix wants readers to more than double last week's total
When the sweets were taken away
Craig Wilson reviews David Douglass's The wheel's still in spin : Read and Noir : 2009, pp466, £12.95
Establishment impotence fuels climate denial
Capitalism and sustainability do not mix, says James Turley