WW archive > Issue 949 - 14 February 2013
SWP and programme: Transitional regression ends in a hunch
Is the so-called transitional method the road to revolution? Jack Conrad argues against the economism of the Socialist Workers Party
Letters
Callinicos faction; Two questions; Branch flood; Unsocialist; Ney knickers; Bravo; Fight; Collaboration; SDP or not SDP?
SWP crisis: Twilight of the idols
The central committee has once again failed to reassert control. But dirty tricks are inevitable, writes Paul Demarty
Appeal from the editor
Peter Manson reports to our readers
SWP and the internet: Let a thousand blogs bloom
Bureaucrats fear the dark side of the internet in the same way they previously feared the printing press and the photocopier, writes Eddie Ford
Women and capitalism: Double burden of oppression
Is womens inequality endemic to capitalism? Yassamine Mather spoke to socialist feminist Bridget Fowler
STWC conference: Big claims, bankrupt politics
How can we stop the war? Peter Manson reports on the 2003 protest nostalgia
German school: Emerging from autonomism
Maciej Zurowski reports on a joint school organised by German communists and the CPGB
Ireland Magdalene laundries: No to the theocratic state
The release of the McAleese report has further opened debate on anti-female abuse by church and state in Ireland, reports Anne McShane
Up the pace
We need to up the pace if we are to meet our minimum targets, says Robbie Rix