WW archive > Issue 970 - 11 July 2013
SWP leadership: Laughable history produces laughable results
Jack Conrad argues that the pre-1917 Bolshevik model of organisation should be properly studied and properly understood
Letters
Underconsumed; Causes of crisis; I started it; Lunatic asylum; United party; Principled
An expanded paper seeking new supporters
Mark Fischer with the latest Summer Offensive update
Egypt: Two reactionary forces
Celebrations at the fall of Mursi are understandable, writes Yassamine Mather, but no-one should have illusions in the role of the army
Egypt & SWP: Nothing revolutionary about a high command coup
The SWPs flip-flop on the Muslim Brotherhood reflects a profound crisis of perspectives, argues Ben Lewis
Anthropology and women: Genetic evidence is richer than the stale party line
Chris Knight of the Radical Anthropology Group investigates the SWPs impoverished debate on the Marxist theory of womens oppression
SWP: Opposition flexes its muscles
The leadership got its disciplinary vote, writes Paul Demarty. But then it pathetically backed down
Socialist Appeal: Waiting for the class to move
Stan Keable of Labour Party Marxists reports on Socialist Appeals third Marxist summer school
Snowden and the state: David and Goliath in high tech
People like Edward Snowden may normally function as software in a hard drive, writes Jim Creegan, but for the state they have one drawback: they can think
Labour: Miliband’s media-pleasing funding proposals
Falkirk shows the pro-capitalist dynamics at work in the Labour Party, writes Eddie Ford. But should the unions be urged to disaffiliate?
SWP abuse: 'Delta' in dock again ... this time it’s comrade X
Reject calls to no-platform SWP over handling of allegations of sexual misconduct, says Peter Manson