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Bob Crow and Scotland
The RMT has donated £5,000 to the Scottish Socialist
Party. Jack Conrad takes a look at the politics behind
the gift.
Letters
No authority; May take years; Ukraine fraud; Brent
East; Marek's ear; Questions
Virtual irrelevance
Phil Hamilton takes a look at the website of Iain Duncan
Smith's forlorn Tories
What, me? Worry
Michael Malkin feels sorry for the Conservative Party
No structure, no democracy
Over the last week there have been three important meetings
following the bid to stage the 2004 European Social Forum
in London. Tina Becker reports
Alan Thornett's diplomatic
silence
Peter Manson reviews the latest canon in the Socialist
Alliance's literary arsenal
Drawing the 'class line'
Mike Macnair looks at the politics behind the Alliance
for Workers' Liberty's campaign for a workers' party
Committed Marxist
Ian Donovan marks the passing of John Sullivan
Into the Iraq quagmire
Turkey's Grand National Assembly has voted to send troops
to Iraq. Aziz Demir calls on the left to overcome its
divisions and lead the opposition to occupation
Sectarian twists and turns
The SWP has lost its second ‘sister’ group in the US in
two years. Meanwhile, the ISG’s Alan Thornett has published
an article which claims to go “beyond the ya-boo approach
of the Weekly Worker”. Rob Coban discusses the
phenomenon of the non-sectarian sects
Improving Socialist Alliance democracy
Leading SA democrats have issued a call for proposals
on the nature and role of a distinct, democracy platform
within the alliance
Bomber Sharon hits Syrian targets
The wider Middle East conflict demands a working class
response, argues Ian Donovan
