WW archive > Issue 889 - 10 November 2011
Bye bye, euro too?
While the departure of Silvio Berlusconi will be a cause for celebration amongst workers, it will open the way for a more effective government of vicious austerity, warns Toby Abse
Letters
No dogma; Dangerous; Rapturist; Not loopy; Consensus; SPEW theatre; Sexgate; Bureaucrat; Be astute; Shelf life
Patriotism and pyromania
Police action against 'poppy-burners' reveals the murky chauvinist undercurrent to Remembrance Day, argues James Turley
EU leaders have no answers
As Greece and Italy edge closer to the brink, Eddie Ford looks at the latest developments
Upward trend
Not really quite where I'd like us to be, says Robbie Rix
Kautsky: From Erfurt to Charlottenburg
Ben Lewis introduces Karl Kautsky's 'Guidelines for a socialist action programme'. This is the first published English translation
Kautsky: 'Guidelines for a socialist action programme'
The renegade holds out the hand of friendship to the right, while trying to justify his past
No ambition, no vision
As the unions prepare for the biggest strike since 1926, the SWP cannot see further than recruiting to itself. Peter Manson reports on its second internal bulletin
ILP left looks to CPGB
These two questions of parliamentarianism and dictatorship of the proletariat must be settled by you in no ambiguous manner, writes Tom Bell