Party & Programme
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
Communist Party Perspectives 1997
09 Jan 1997
At its last national aggregate of 1996, the perspectives document for this year was passed unanimously by our organisation. Mark Fischer highlights some of its key points
Cutting digs
09 Jan 1997
Around the left
A load of Bull
09 Jan 1997
Mission impossible in Peru
09 Jan 1997
Real enemies of progressive socialism
09 Jan 1997
The Weekly Worker has received a copy of a letter from Camden SLP chair Martyn Giscombe-Smith, which we publish below. We believe that the comrade is profoundly mistaken in announcing his resignation from the party, and urge him to reconsider. While he makes many valid criticisms and his frustration is understandable, he overlooks the key point: the SLP represents a left break from Labour of potentially great significance for the working class. All socialists should fight to shape the SLP into an organisation that is up to the job. It cannot be right to retire into the wilderness
Party finance
09 Jan 1997
Party notes
SUPPLEMENT: Genesis of bureaucratic socialism
19 Dec 1996
Part I
Dockers show potential for all
19 Dec 1996
Minimum, Transitional and Maximum: The revolutionary programme for today
19 Dec 1996
Dave Craig of the RDG opened a CPGB ‘Programme’ seminar arguing for a new transitional politics
Web of propaganda
19 Dec 1996
Assessing Barnsley East
19 Dec 1996
SL Kenning looks at latest developments in the Socialist Labour Party
Misinformation
19 Dec 1996
Around the left
Class alliances in Scotland
19 Dec 1996
SLP branch reports
Spring bulbs planted
19 Dec 1996
Ken Capstick, the Socialist Labour Party’s candidate in last week’s Barnsley East by-election, reflects on the result and on the SLP’s prospects
Continuity and discipline
19 Dec 1996
Party notes