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Party notes: Passing the
buck
Jack Conrad examines the outcome of the Brest East
by-election and asks where responsibility for the poor
Socialist Alliance result lies: with others, or with the
SA itself?
Letters
SA 'partner'; Ukraine scam; Anarchism; Er, no...
Archive of cynicism
Phil Hamilton visits New Labour in cyberspace, and finds
www.labour.org.uk is the perfect expression of the political
'project' it represents
SWP numbers game
James Cullen reports on the September 27 Stop the War
Coalition demonstration in London, and asks where the
SWP is leading the anti-war movement
SWP instruction provokes crisis
The SWP recently intervened in Lewisham SA's plans to
contest a council by-election. Tony Abse, of the Lewisham
SA's steering committee, tells the story
Democracy and transparency
needed
Tina Becker and Anne McShane report from the latest preparatory
assembly of the European Social Forum, which gathered
in September 29-30. They also discuss the selection of
speakers for the final timetable (Speakers
cause controversy) and discussions over the venue
for the 2004 assembly (The ESF comes
to London, or does it?)
Socialism and Scottish
independence
Does the Scottish Socialist Party's policy of an independent
state north of the border advance the interests of the
working class? Their own Nick Rogers doesn't think so
Fighter for democracy and Palestinian
rights
Ian Donovan remembers the life of Edward Said.
Blair or Brown: don't fall for
lesser evilism
The beauty competition between Blair and Brown at Labour's
conference in Bournemouth leaves Mark Fischer cold
