WW archive > Issue 945 - 17 January 2013
SWP crisis: Opposition emboldened as demand for recall grows
The leadership can no longer lead - but a positive outcome to the crisis requires more than the removal of the entire CC, argues Paul Demarty
Letters
Rebellion; Shocking; Victim; Quantity left; Conflict site?; Coining it; Crippled; Anti-Germans; Erfurt required?
Opposition blog?: Doubts exist over authenticity
The Weekly Worker is publishing a statement from the new 'SWP Opposition' blog, but doubts over the blogs authenticity remain, reports Peter Manson
The left: Rebellion, regroupment and the party we need
Ben Lewis surveys the British lefts response to the crisis gripping the SWP, and calls for a radical change of culture
SWP and women: Countless zigs and zags over women’s oppression
The central committee claims that the SWP has a consistent record of fighting for womens liberation. Former national committee member Dave Isaacson sheds light on the not so excellent truth
SWP: Another week, another resignation
Jon Hosier explains why he has chosen to resign from the SWP
Sexism: Macho culture and the lessons we can learn from the Middle East
How should sexism be combated? Yassamine Mather compares the situation in Britain with the practice of two guerrilla organisations
UKIP: Cameron’s Pandora’s box
With Ukip riding high in the polls, writes Eddie Ford, the Tories are desperate to steal its votes
SUPPLEMENT: Origins of the crisis in the SWP - part two
Third-period Blairism and the necessity of demystifying Bolshevism
Fighting fund: Upsurge
Robbie Rix feels that the interest in the CPGB's coverage of the crisis in the SWP proves that the Weekly Worker is serving its purpose