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On-off front
Human liberation demands the organisation of the advanced
section of our class in a single, democratic-centralist,
party, writes Jack Conrad
Letters
Galloway; Scum?; Lib Dem gains; bureaucracy; The left;
Numbers; May Day
Rank and file reject 'modernisation'
deal
Peter Manson reports on developments in the year-long
firefighters' dispute
Scottish lessons lost
The left in England continues to grasp the need for a
party, argues Peter Manson
SSP breakthrough shows the way
The Scottish Socialist Party's Allan Green addressed a
small fringe meeting at the Socialist Alliance conference.
Mark Fischer was there to hear what he had to say
Religious dogma
Jim Blackstock castigates the SWP for its attitude towards
combating racism and the electoral success of the BNP
'Our members, our alliance'
John Rees, in this imperious speech to conference, explicitly
underlined that the Socialist Workers Party sees the SA
as very much its possession
Galloway obsession
The Alliance for Workers' Liberty is hung up on the dissident
Labour MP, writes Alan Fox
NEC election farce
Marcus Strom reports on the less than transparent election
of a new leadership for the Socialist Alliance
Alliance goes Dutch - or does
it?
Tina Becker spoke against a tokenistic constitutional
amendment guaranteeing 50-50 male/female split on the
SA executive
'All chiefs, no Indians'
Mark Fischer spoke to Ken Loach after the Socialist Alliance
conference
Aussie contrast to UK failure
The Australian Socialist Alliance has declared its intentions
of creating a "multi-tendency socialist party".
Alan Fox reports
Left loses opportunity
Had offers of a joint, pro-party, SA paper been taken
up at the time, this weekend's SA conference could had
been very different, suggests Phil Kent
Posing left
Phil Hamilton assesses the web presence of the Green Party
Mullin's rivers of blood
Labour's Chris Mullin's is the latest to take up Enoch
Powell's mantle
Partyist project continues
Mary Godwin reports on discussion at the Communist Party's
weekend members' aggregate
Betraying whom?
Michael Malkin reviews BBC2's Cambridge spies
Not so invincible
Philip Bounds reviews Paul Virilio's Desert screen:
war at the speed of light
Road map to hell
Only unity of the Israeli and Palestinian working classes
offers the hope of a genuine, democratic solution, argues
Ian Donovan
