WW archive > Issue 837 - 14 October 2010
Letters
Hard off; Sarcasm; What pace?; Decolonise; Misreading; Get stuck in; Petty bourgeois; Refresh; Poor form; Staring
No national solution
Anne Mc Shane reports on the new wave of austerity being unleashed in Ireland
The history boys
We need to go beyond liberal criticisms of Tory and neo-Liberal views of history, writes James Turley
Lessons of Lenin's 'Left-wing communism'
Those who don't want to repeat the mistakes of the past are obliged to study the past. Jack Conrad argues that the Lenin of Russia remains highly relevant for the tasks of today
Crisis, debt, and cuts
Yassamine Mather reports on the recent seminar organised by the Centre for Socialist Theory and Movement. The contributions of Christine Cooper and Hillel Ticktin were of particular interest as they tried to answer the difficult question of why governments are set on imposing austerity and savage cuts
Another good week
Finances grow with organisational strength and commitment, writes Robbie Rix
For services rendered
The Nobel peace prize is awarded to those deemed to be an asset to imperialism, argues Eddie Ford
Little democracy on display in Ed's Labour Party
Jim Gilbert discusses the new shadow cabinet and demands a greater role for the NEC