WW archive > Issue 911 - 26 April 2012
Like looking for a needle in a haystack
Peter Manson calls for critical support for Ken Livingstone, for Labour anti-cuts candidates and for all those standing on a left, working class platform
Letters
Reinvention; On other foot; Never again; Incapable; Nice cup of tea; Off the cliff; Deluded; Three cheers; World to win
Ideas to empower the anti-war movement
Michael Copestake reports on HOPI's successful weekend school
ULA: opportunity to lead
The United Left Alliance conference this weekend comes at an important juncture in Irish politics. Anne Mc Shane takes a look.
Antifa, nationalism and democracy
Maciej Zurowski interviews Freerk Huisken - until his recent retirement a lecturer at the University of Bremen - about his new book
Crisis and creeping despair
From the killing spree by a lucid yet paranoid Anders Breivik to the increase in private and public suicides in austerity Europe Paul Demarty asks, what is capitalism doing to our minds?
PayPal or cheque - Robbie Rix doesn't care how you do it. But please donate!
Another split, another sect
The left must organise on the basis of genuine democratic centralism, argues Ben Lewis
Disappointing result for left
The far-left in France underwhelms as the hard-right advances and the mainstream parties sit about equal after the first round of voting in the general election. Jean-Michel Edwin takes the scene apart.
How not to fight Tory smears
The tax row between Ken Livingstone and Boris Johnson reveals the limits of Labour's individual moralism, argues Eddie Ford