WW archive > Issue 904 - 08 March 2012
Expulsion and exclusion as war threat grows
The SWP no longer controls Stop the War, writes Peter Manson, but its successors still practise SWP-style bureaucratism
Letters
Left cover; Wrong, wrong; Not political?; Quick fix; Disdainful; 'Child' labour; Cut out cutters; Labour move; What next?
Imperialism before Lenin
Mike Macnair reviews: Richard B Day and Daniel Gaido (editors and translators) Discovering imperialism: social democracy to World War I Brill 2012, Historical Materialism book series, Vol 33, pp951,
Doing their job
Tina Becker's speech to the 2012 STWC conference on behalf of the CPGB
Silencing voices
Workers Power is again embroiled in internal disputes. James Turley asks why it insists on hiding its internal differences
Little problems
The Weekly Worker website has had minor technical difficulties and is moving to a new office. Why not help smooth the road with some spare pennies, asks Robbie Rix.
Rifondazione opposes rail link
Workers' discontent has found an unexpected outlet, notes Toby Abse
The last president?
The latest rigged elections have produced a predictable result as Supreme Leader Khamenei consolidates his power, says Yassamine Mather.
Not our friend
Cat Rylance's speech to the 2012 STWC conference on behalf of Communist Students
Striking on March 28 is not enough
Dave Vincent applauds the leadership style of Mark Serwotka and calls for electoral opposition to the cuts
Pre-revolutionary situation triggers talk of a coup
Whether or not Athens 'selectively' defaults this week, writes Eddie Ford, the working class is refusing to be ruled in the old way