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Republicanism: militant
or liberal
Jack Conrad emphasises the centrality of political demands
for democracy in the struggle for human liberation
Letters
SA opposition; Bold and strong; Think bigger; Broken slabs;
SW platform; AWL and Zionism; Centralism kills; Spain
1936; CWU ballot; Scamming
Updated image
Phil Hamilton visits the website of CND, and finds evidence
that they have been brought back form the dead by the
SWP
Anger explodes
The struggle of the postal workers will not end with the
recent narrowly lost strike ballot, argues John Keys
Imperialists shaken
Ian Donovan predicts the 'third world' rebellion at the
recent world trade talks in Mexico is only the beginning
The poverty of complacency
John Bridge reports on the latest meeting of the Socialist
Alliance executive
Learn the lessons
Even at New Labour's lowest ebb, the Socialist Alliance
failed to make any impact at the Brent East by-election.
Peter Manson examines why
Unavoidable battleground
Graham Bash of Left Labour Briefing argues that
the Socialist Alliance was doomed to fail, and that the
real fight is that against Blairism in the Labour Party
Don't think, act
Does the Socialist Alliance need to plan a political programme,
or merely keep itself busy? Mark Fischer reports on the
differences highlighted between the CPGB and the SWP at
a recent meeting of Hackney SA
Smug repetition
Anne McShane attended a recent public meeting of the Stop
the War Coalition, listened to the panel's chorus of self-congratulation,
and wonders what happened to the politics
The war and the law
Should the anti-war movement campaign for the US and UK
to adhere to 'international law'? Mike Macnair sees danger
in such demands
Beyond the politics of stopping
the next war
Manny Neira believes socialists have a duty to offer united,
open, political leadership to the Stop the War Coalition
