WW archive > Issue 843 - 25 November 2010
Harness the anger: the anti-cuts movement we need
James Turley looks ahead to the Coalition of Resistance conference and warns against the lack of democracy and a clear programme
Letters
Review; Sane camp; Left bands; Kettled; Housekeepers; Ship of fools
Wedding of mass distraction
Everyone from Ed Miliband to Johnny Rotten is looking forward to a "bit of flag-waving". Eddie Ford calls for a militant republican response
A Militant take on the Great Strike of 1984-85
David Douglass reviews Ian Isaacs's 'When we were miners' Ken Smith Press, 2010, pp180, £7.99
Rise to the challenge
Editor Peter Manson calls upon readers to help transform the financial base of our paper in 2011
The ironic triumph of 'old Bolshevism'
Using new archival research, Canadian scholar Lars T Lih spoke to a London Communist Forum meeting about the 'April debates' and their impact on Bolshevik strategy through to October 1917
No to nationalist response
There is no solution to the Irish crisis within its own borders. Anne Mc Shane calls for internationalism and solidarity
Zinoviev and the Halle Congress
Zinoviev's largely forgotten speech and Martov's counterblast for the first time in English, plus introductory essays by Ben Lewis and Lars T Lih
Right royal
This is where you come in, says Robbie Rix
Official optimism gone mad
November 20 saw another Stop the War Coalition march against the occupation of Afghanistan. Maciej Zurowski gives his impressions