WW archive > Issue 931 - 27 September 2012
Crisis, theory and politics
Nick Rogers interviews Andrew Kliman, New York-based Marxist economist and author of The failure of capitalist production1
Letters
99% chance; Exaggerated?; Game theory; Keep it clean; Taxing; Stupid friends
Why the ship won’t sail
Peter Manson reports on the misplaced efforts to talk up the Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition
Nationalism from another angle
Esen Uslu completes his review of the Turkish lefts attitude to the Kurdish question by considering two leftwing thinkers
New chapter in human liberation
Andrew Coates reviews: Revolutionary History Vol 16, No4: Ian Birchall (guest editor) European revolutionaries and Algerian independence 1954-1962
Overcoming a false dichotomy
Where does the general election leave the Netherlands? Piet Potlood looks at the contending forces and points to the weakness of the left
Remorse and retrenchment
The big story from the Liberal Democrat conference is Nick Cleggs apology for raising student fees - but his party is as wedded to the Tories as ever, argues Paul Demarty
Self-effacing
Robbie Rix educates us on stamps and reminds us of how essential it is to hit the fighting fund target