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Number 411
Thursday December 6 2001
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Socialist Party splits from SA
Ian Donovan reports on the SP's walkout
Party notes: An unofficial paper
Jack Conrad points to the next step for the Socialist Alliance
Letters
Tactical tangle; Charming the SWP?; Campaigning unions; Violent objection;
No to Spain
SWP scores pyrrhic victory
Peter Manson gives his impressions of the Socialist Alliance's December
1 conference
- Overhyped: statement issued by the Socialist Alliance on Monday December 3
Pro-paper and pro-party
The fate of the Alliance lies with the action of the "significant
minorty". Danny Hammill explains
Non-aligned members unite
Dave Osler reports on the cohering bloc of SA independents
Irish SA closed down
The demise of Ireland's Socialist Alliance is a set-back. We reproduce
a document from John Meehan, Des darwin and James Monaghan
Opposing reaction and war
Mary Godwin reports on the recent CPGB day-school
Typical Loach
Derek Goodliffe reviews Ken Loach's The navigators
Obituary: Ray Gibbons
Tery Liddle marks the passing of a working class militants
Bonn stitch-up
The future of Afghanistan is being decided without its people. Eddie Ford
takes a look
Voice for Afghan women
Anne Mc Shane on the work of the Revolutionary Association of Women of
Afghanistan
Our history
CPGB mobilises unemployed
Scottish 'Socialism 2001'
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