WW archive > Issue 919 - 21 June 2012
Use stalemate to rebuild
Homayoun Azad sees a parallel with Iran in the Egyptian presidential election
Letters
Phantoms; What decline?; Sex Tory; Power of women; Student sparks
Police commissioners or citizen militias
Jim Moody of Labour Party Marxists contrasts state policing with extreme democracy
High noon for the euro
The G20 summit has seen desperate, last-minute moves to prevent debt catastrophe engulfing Spain and Italy, writes Eddie Ford. But is it just more rhetoric?
A bus drivers crisis
On the eve of the June 22 London bus drivers strike Gerry Downing reports on the plight of one not so untypical worker
Taking up extreme opposition
The victory of the troika's patsies in the Greek elections should be met with determined class resistance - across Europe, argues Paul Demarty
A blunder of historic proportions
Voting for the Muslim Brotherhood was a vote for a party of counterrevolution, not the revolution. Jack Conrad examines MB's origins, ideas and evolution
Grigory Zinoviev at his best
John Riddell reviews: Ben Lewis and Lars T Lih (eds), 'Zinoviev and Martov: head to head in Halle', November Publications, 2011, pp229,
Arab spring in retreat
All the evidence points to the ascendancy of counterrevolutionary forces in Syria, writes Peter Manson
Manifesto for disobedient writers
Simon Turley reviews: Lisa Goldman, 'The no rules handbook for writers', Oberon Books, 2012, pp256,
Desperate need
Our fighting fund target is the minimum we need, says Robbie Rix.