WeeklyWorker

Society & Culture

Günter Grass and the German neurosis

19 Apr 2012

Maciej Zurowski looks at a literary scandal and the bourgeoisie's attempt to cope with its past

Lion’s meow

22 Aug 1996

Tommy Sheridan: If I were prime minister (Channel 4, August 11)

Exciting encounters

22 Aug 1996

Phil Rudge reviews solo guitar improvisations 1975-1977 (Domestic and public, CD, Emanem 1995) and Improvisation: its nature and practice in music (The British Library, 1992, 2nd ed) by Derek Bailey

Turning back the clock

22 Aug 1996

Olympic anathema

01 Aug 1996

Wildfire prejudice

01 Aug 1996

Exotic squatters

25 Jul 1996

Breon James reviews White unto harvest by Mavis Howard, directed by Lisa Goldman

TUC losing respect

25 Jul 1996

Fragmented lives

18 Jul 1996

Breon James reviews Fargo by Joel and Ethan Coen, at selected cinemas

Follow that car

11 Jul 1996

Car, a touring production from the Cholmondeleys. Performed outdoors at sites around the UK until August 25

Pay-back time

11 Jul 1996

Three lions on your shirt

04 Jul 1996

Artistic poverty for capitalism’s sake

04 Jul 1996

‘Huttonomics’ and the ‘Blair Revolution’

04 Jul 1996

Richard James reviews The state we’re in by W Hutton (1995, pp352) and The Blair revolution - can New Labour deliver? by P Mandelson and R Liddle (1996, pp274)

SLP loses youth leader

27 Jun 1996

Last week we explained why we understand, but cannot agree with, Tony Savvas’s decision to quit. This week we publish correspondence relating to it

First modern sport

27 Jun 1996

Phil Rudge reviews Anyone but England - cricket and the national malaise by Mike Marqusee, (Verso Press 1995, pp273)

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