Number 247

Thursday July 2 1998

Indonesian call for workers' party - Events in Indonesia have raised the question workers' political organisation, writes Marcus Larsen

Party notes - Craig agonises

Letters - Sex, drugs and politics, Peru, Parxism

Litvinov accuses Kerensky - Fron The Call, paper of the British Socialist Party, July 4 1918

Tameside solidarity - John Pearson follows developments in the careworkers' dispute in the northwest

Inclusive democracy is key - John Bridge outlines a democratic vision for the London Socialist Alliance

Liberal democracy - as far as it goes! - Dave Craig comments on the rapprochement process

Fiddling while Rome burns - Don Preston laments the nationalist turn in Scottish

Drumcree threat to peace deal - Jim Blackstock reports on unionist difficulties

CPB's Rosser stands down - Ian Farrell reports on the covert factional war tearing at the 'official' communists

Unique opportunity - The crisis of auto-Labourism and the need for revolutionary unity