WW archive > Issue 873 - 07 July 2011
From Tony Cliff to Alex Callinicos
Peter Manson looks at the leadership pecking order and calls for the SWP to open up
Letters
Useful Platypus; Abstract slogan; Here and now; Straight talking; Save Dale Farm; Harare trial
Plymouth: Bigger picture
Daniel Trevenna saw a newly discovered radicalism and workers' solidarity
Get dialling!
Mark Fischer looks forward to some pleasant surprises
Care provision should be free, not for profit
Care for older people should not be dependent upon a cruel postcode lottery or private provision. Eddie Ford looks at the Dilnot report into the current state of care for the elderly
June 30: Bigger, better, more coordinated
Rank and file pressure must be brought to bear not only within the unions, writes Michael Copestake, but on the Labour leadership too
Milton Keynes: Important step forward
Next time, coordinated strike action by millions, writes Dave Isaacson
Marxism 2011: The situation is excellent ...
Harley Filben heard a debate initially consisting of filling in blanks
On the brink of a general strike
Issues of 'The Communist' from 1920 show the CPGB fully behind the miners
London: Grounds for optimism
Hopefully it will be a rather hot autumn, writes Ben Lewis
Marxism 2011: Fringe benefits
Leo Godwin reports on two successful and well attended CPGB meetings
Southampton: All in it together
Callum Williamson witnessed an encouraging appetite to fight on
Scotland: Independence fight looms
Scotland is not an oppressed nation, declares James Turley
Marxism 2011: Impressions from sectarian alley
Ben Lewis found the SWP a lot less hostile than in previous years