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Royal scandals and platonic
republicanism
The end of monarchy has always heralded revolution, writes
Jack Conrad
Letters
SSP untruths; SSP omission; Labour link; 'Zionist' AWL;
Right of return?; Activity only; Anti-SWP ranting; Anarchism;
Wrong url
Moving left
Phil Hamilton visits the website of George Monbiot, leading
figure in the 'peace and justice' electoral project
Manning quits
Martin Blum reports on the resignation of Margaret Manning
from the Socialist Alliance executive
Rail maintenance renationalised
Bill Stanley warns against leftist illusions in the expulsion
of the private sector from rail maintenance
Wildcat post strikes spread
John Keys calls for pan-European action to defend the
postal service and workers' conditions
At the crossroads
Sooner or later the SWP faces a choice between strategically
counterposed perspectives which have developed within
the ranks of its leadership, argues Mike Macnair. What
we have seen since the death of Tony Cliff is a combination
of thrashing around and sharp about-turns. To grasp the
origins of this impasse it is necessary to delve back
into history
Iran next in line?
Mehdi Kia and Ardeshir Mehrdad of Iran
Bulletin-Middle East Forum look at the pressures on
the islamic republic and call for a democratic solution
from below
Heading into the camp of the enemy
Jem Jones reports on the Alliance for Workers' Liberty's
Sean Matgamna's recent defence of Zionism and warns against
the continuing drift into first camp politics of his organisation
Splits and coalitions
Josh Fentes laments the fractured state of the Australian
anti-war movement
Lukács and reification
Liam O Ruairc responds to Mike Macnair’s ‘Classical Marxism
and grasping the dialectic’ (Weekly Worker September
4)
Unity is a democratic demand too
Sarah McDonald attended the October 26 meeting of the
Scottish Socialist Party's national council
Alliance or party?
Phil Kent was disappointed by the Resistance half-day
school
Galloway's expulsion: possibilities
and pitfalls
Ian Donovan attended the October 29 'Britain at the crossroads'
meeting addressed by Labour rebel George Galloway
