WW archive > Issue 885 - 13 October 2011
The tiny cog and its mechanical mindset
Peter Manson reviews the first of three SWP pre-conference bulletins
Letters
Pep talk; Name handicap; Synchrony; Not going away; Not credible; Anti-politics
Jailbirds, lovers and Chinese bureaucrats
Jim Moody looks at some of the films on offer at this year's London Film Festival
The crisis is financial, it is not economic
Taking issue with Mike Macnair, Arthur Bough insists that the global economy remains in a long-wave upswing and advocates the setting up of workers' cooperatives
Overcoming sectarianism
Pat Byrne was the last of three comrades to address the CPGB's Communist University in a session entitled 'They fuck you up, the left'. This is an edited version of his speech
'Unity' on what terms?
Our history: the CPGB responds to overtures from Labour
Booking up
Robbie Rix with an update on the fighting fund
Death by a thousand cuts
With the clock ticking on the euro zone and the UK in danger of slipping in another recession, there is still no sign of 'bold vision' or a 'comprehensive strategy' from the ruling class, argues Eddie Ford
Labour needs Marxism
Workers must aim to take the organisations of the movement - including the Labour Party - away from the bureaucracy's control. Alex John reports on last weekend's aggregate of CPGB members
Not so memorable
The decline in the anti-war movement has left the STWC all at sea, argues Harley Filben
Guarding the chicken coop
James Turley looks at the unfolding Liam Fox scandal