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Number 446
Thursday September 5 2002
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Foot for mayor
Anne Mc Shane calls on all Socialist Alliance members to get involved
with Hackney SA's mayoral campaign
Letters
Intermediate; Bogged down; Zionism; Right to return; Anti-Kosovan left;
Not separate; Own up; Sad losers
Good music, weak politics
Martyn Hudson reports on the ANL's 'Love music, hate racism' shindig
The fight for an SA paper
Marcus Ström looks back at how the Socialist Alliance has developed and
points to the immediate task ahead
Boycotts and abstentions
John Pearson spoke at Pendle Socialist Alliance's euro debate
United for tailsim
Marcus Ström takes Phil Hearse to task over the politics behind the putative
Resistance paper
Towards an Aussie Socialist Alliance party
The DSP leadership - the largest component of the Australian Socialist
Alliance - is boldly proposing to close down and operate as an “internal
tendency”. In essence this is a scenario we have been urging and actively
working for. So having learnt from Britain, the comrades are now teaching
us. This is the letter from DSP national secretary John Percy to the SA
national executive
Bloodsuckers' jamboree
The disparate protests and demonstrations at the Earth Summit in Johannesburg
raise the need for principled left unity, argues Ian Donovan
March for another world
Dale McKinley reports from Johannesburg
Ghostly voices of Auschwitz
Chief rabbi Jonathan Sacks has caused a furore with his comments on Israeli
actions in Palestine. Maurice Bernal reports
Essential shadings
Are there divisions in the Alliance for Workers’ Liberty over the Socialist
Alliance or is it all just a question of “personalities and superficialities”?
Mark Fischer attempts to dig below the surface
Peacefully if we can
Peter Manson responds to David Moran on the nature of revolution
SA must take the lead in anti-war movement
James Mallory calls for the left to exploit imperialist divisions over
war with Iraq
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