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Peace and justice revisited
Jack Conrad looks at the latest twist in the SWP's
'peace and justice' project
Letters
Welcome to SSP; History irrelevant; Real anarchism; Democracy;
Finland; Bookmarks; Ukraine scam; 80-20
Long march skywards
In the aftermath of China's entry into the space race
Phil Hamilton takes a look at websites devoted to China's
space programme and taikonauts
US eyes turn east
The United States is rattled by the success of China's
space programme
Control-freakery provokes 'rival'
bid
Tina Becker reports on the October 19 meeting of the English
ESF mobilising committee
Why SWP boycotts local social
forums
While keen to dominate preparation for the ESF to held
in London in 2004 the SWP is suffocating attempts to make
the forum real at a local level. Tina Becker asks why
Tensions rise to the surface
Sarah McDonald reports on the Scottish Socialist Party's
Socialism 2003 weekend school
Dilemma of separatism
Nick Rogers sees the fault-lines of the SSP's socialist
rhetoric and its nationalist trajectory
A ‘credible’ alternative?
The SWP’s majority bloc has no confidence that socialism
can win a mass audience
Democracy not ‘justice’
Do Salma Yaqoob's and George Monbiot's 'Principles of
unity' provide a solid basis for a common political programme?
Mike Macnair thinks not
'Zionist' AWL in turmoil
The Alliance for Workers' Liberty finds itself on the
horns of a dilemma over leading member Sean Matgamna's
increasingly idiosyncratic take on Israel/Palestine
London weighting dead end
Unison member Alan Stevens doubts the effectiveness of
his union's campaign for an increase in the London allowance
Solidarity watchword
CWU member John Keys regrets the failure of postal and
council workers to link their disputes
