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End the cycle of splits

24 May 2012

If the left is to build a serious political organisation it will have to facilitate internal dissent, writes Mike Macnair. And that will require both majorities and minorities to act responsibly

OP and rapprochement

13 Jun 1996

Since publishing the correspondence around the decision of Open Polemic comrades to withdraw from membership of the CPGB (see Weekly Worker May 19), we have heard little from them. All those involved in the rapprochement process, not least our own members, have been disturbed by this development, since no one has had the opportunity to discuss their actions with them. Whilst welcoming the proposals for discussions with the PCC, we would urge the comrades to open the discussion to all those who are for communist unity. We invite them again to make use of the paper and CPGB seminars.

Old or new, anti-communism remains anti-communism

13 Jun 1996

Why did Arthur Scargill write and impose the constitution he did? It owes everything to MacDonald and nothing to Marx

A socialist immigration policy?

13 Jun 1996

The Marxist responds to the Weekly Worker article of May 9 on the SLP conference

Understand history: don’t repeat it

06 Jun 1996

“Invalidating” the membership of those deemed to be “breaching the democracy” of the SLP seems to be an NEC code word for an anti-communist witch hunt. There are important lessons from the 1920s

Those who wait

06 Jun 1996

Around the left

SLP: what’s possible, what’s not ...

06 Jun 1996

Party notes

Jobs not job seekers

30 May 1996

Taking our bearings

30 May 1996

First meeting of the SLP’s NEC takes some important decisions

Militant Labour on the Fisc

23 May 1996

More hypocrisy from the SLP ‘doorkeepers’

On the CPGB and OPEB

23 May 1996

SLP youth get organised

23 May 1996

The end of representative entry?

23 May 1996

Mass action stops school closures

23 May 1996

Glasgow

Councillor’s struggle for change

23 May 1996

Peter Clee is a full-time worker at Wallasey Unemployed Centre on Merseyside and has recently been re-elected as Labour councillor for Seacombe ward with one of the biggest majorities in the North-West. Peter Manson spoke to him

Leaders and led

23 May 1996

Party notes

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