WW archive > Issue 825 - 08 July 2010
Marxism, nature, and proposition one
Why is the SWP commitment to ecological thinking doubted? Jack Conrad looks at the 'What the Socialist Workers Party stands for' column which appears every week in Socialist Worker
Letters
Shirty; Victory; Socialist sexism; United front; Sorted; Eco-notions
Gerbils on a wheel
Mike Macnair argues that the single tactic of 'No platform for fascists' merely recapitulates the errors of Dimitrov's popular front. This is an edited version of the speech he gave to the July 4 London Communist Forum fringe meeting during this year's Marxism
Seeking out a path to the right
Marxism 2010 provided, among the usual array of celebrity guest speakers in the 101 sessions, a chance to gauge the current state of Socialist Workers Party politics, writes James Turley
Fight for genuine PR
Peter Manson recommends a 'yes' vote in May 2011
Thuggery at 'Marxism'
Claire Fisher reports on a disturbing outbreak of thuggery at Marxism 2010 - and Zuri Zurowski continues the story
Responding to Ken Clarke's rehabilitation revolution
Reform should not come at the expense of inmates or prison workers, argues Eddie Ford
United front Hodge-podge
Mark Fischer detects SWP softness toward potential allies in the Labour Party
Subtext and loyal opposition
How far does John Molyneux's critique of SWP bureaucratic centralism go? Ben Lewis reports
Outstanding
Howard Roak reports on another cracking week for our annual fundraising campaign