WW archive > Issue 958 - 18 April 2013
Capitalist decline: Thatcher in history
Jack Conrad explores the conditions which created Margaret Thatcher and takes issue with the great person version of history
Letters
Self-appointed; Self-appointed; Self-appointed; Not fascist?; Castigated; Simple; Male smear; Wider right; Teesside action
CPGB aggregate: Debating feminism
Michael Copestake reports on Aprils members aggregate
Neoliberal feminism: Out of the mainstream, into the revolution
Yassamine Mather critiques neoliberal feminism, which is now the dominant mode of thought
Appeal from the editor
The lastest on our legal appeal from Peter Manson
Workers' movement: Bureaucratic ‘justice’ and dealing with sex assault cases
How should the left deal with serious allegations made by one member against another? Mike Macnair looks at the limits of what is possible
Thatcher funeral: A woman who was hated
Thatchers elaborate funeral has been used by the rightwing establishment to elevate her into national sainthood. Meanwhile unofficial Britain welcomes her death, says Eddie Ford
Film review: Saying a final goodbye
Jim Moody reviews, Dominga Sotomayor (director) 'Thursday till Sunday', general release
Lee Rock interview: Fight against victimisation
Lee Rock, a principled grassroots rep in the Public and Commercial Services union, was dismissed for unsatisfactory attendance in February. PCS believes he was sacked primarily because of his union role at the Sheffield contact centre. He spoke to Tina Becker about his campaign for reinstatement
Writer's cramp
Robbie Rix is glad to see the progress we are making towards our target. Keep pushing comrades!