WW archive > Issue 937 - 08 November 2012
SWP conference: An anatomical investigation
A minority of SWP comrades are taking advantage of their right to put their views before the membership once a year. Peter Manson reviews the latest Pre-conference Bulletin
Letters
Invisible left; Rape solution; Crisis dogma; Nasty recipe; The apprentice
Pay: Living wage farce
Minimum pay should be determined by workers commissions, argues Michael Copestake
Socialist Party: A friendly, successful but programmatically adrift event
Mark Fischer gives his impression of Socialism 2012
Socialist Party: Unity of the left can wait
No it cannot, says Peter Manson
Socialist Party: Joining the nationalist bandwagon
Sarah McDonald reports on SPEW's commitment to socialism in one country
Socialism 2012: Labour: for a ‘civil war’
Is TUSC the new Labour Party? Mark Fischer reports from a Socialism 2012 session on Labour
Socialist Party: Economist republicanism
The Socialist Party's economism was on full display during a session on the monarchy and the state reports Peter Manson
Socialist Party: Fascism v Labourism
Maciej Zurowski finds that the Socialist Party will oppose nationalist politics and Keynesianism with Marxism...in a future new Labour party
Socialist Party: Euro confusion reigns
Harley Filben reports from a Socialism 2012 session on Europe and the euro
Socialist Party: On a publicity high
In an interesting session on events in South Africa and the local CWI body the Democratic Socialist Movement, Peter Manson thinks that a more serious approach to the SACP is needed
EU budget: ‘Official communists’ welcome Miliband’s conversion to austerity
Europhobes of all political hues have tasted blood following the coalition governments defeat over the EU budget, writes Eddie Ford
Australian SA: Regroupment in a revolutionary party
Have the hard-line Cliffite sectarians seen the light?
Obama election: Return of a rational reactionary
The absence of a viable working class alternative means American voters are treated as fools, argues Paul Demarty
Consolidate
Will your solidarity be music to Robbie Rix's ears?