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Another split, another sect
26 Apr 2012
The left must organise on the basis of genuine democratic centralism, argues Ben Lewis
Europe and the politics of the offensive
19 Aug 1999
Taaffe loses Pakistan
19 Aug 1999
The disintegration of the Socialist Party in England and Wales, along with its Committee for a Workers International, continues to accelerate. We reproduce statements which have recently come into our hands from the CWI’s Special International Bulletin (October 1998): the first announcing the suspension from the CWI of the Labour Party Pakistan and the second an edited version of the LPP national committee’s response
London left unity
19 Aug 1999
Party notes
Thunder in a cloudy sky
29 Jul 1999
Mehdi Kia looks at the Iranian students’ revolt
Need for programme
22 Jul 1999
AWL faces both ways
Spontaneity and the trap of Laborism
22 Jul 1999
A member of the expelled minority of the Committee for a Workers International section in the USA slams the leadership of Peter Taaffe and Lynn Walsh
Crisis around the LRCI
22 Jul 1999
John Stone of the Liaison Committee of Militants for a Revolutionary Communist International examines the contradictions in Workers Power’s attitude to New Labour and the Balkans war
More resignations
15 Jul 1999
Pat Strong of the Socialist Party - Fight for revolutionary programme
Left unity forum launched
15 Jul 1999
Robertson’s loyal opposition, part two: Degenerate cults
15 Jul 1999
Ian Donovan concludes his discussion of the International Bolshevik Tendency and the ‘Spartacist tradition’
Labourism or communism?
15 Jul 1999
SWP’s new-found modesty
08 Jul 1999
Time to change course
08 Jul 1999
A member of the Socialist Party in England and Wales openly questions the Taaffe leadership
Robertson’s loyal opposition, part one: Trotsky’s ‘class treason’
08 Jul 1999
Ian Donovan discusses the International Bolshevik Tendency and the ‘Spartacist tradition’
Sub-reformist
08 Jul 1999
AWL election contest