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Vote Respect
Despite its inadequate political foundations a electoral
success for the Unity Coalition would be a positive blow
for the anti-war movement, writes Marcus Ström
Letters
Defying Respect; Forerunner; Loud and proud; Visceral
hatred; Contradictions?; Not long to wait
Labour loses NUS presidency
James Bull and Tina Becker report on the end of an era
for the students' union
Israel's Frankenstein
Phil Hamilton visits the website of Hamas, the Palestinian
Islamic Resistance Movement, whose religious leader was
recently murdered by the Israeli state.
No to reactionary anti-Zionism
Eddie Ford examines the origins and worldview of Hamas
Aftermath of defeat
In the last of his series on the miners’ Great Strike,
Ian Donovan looks at its effects in the years that followed
Students debate strike
Ben Lewis reports on the meeting addressed by militant
ex-miner, Dave Douglass
Control and ‘consensus’
Preparations for the 2004 ESF are being stepped up, despite
the bureaucracy and gagging orders. Tina Becker reports
on the latest developments
South West: yes to republic
George Galloway revealed his republican colours at a Respect
meeting in Bristol. Joe Wills was there
Election cash appeal
Alan Fox reports on the ambitious fund-raising target
set by Respect
Galloway police apology
George Galloway has received an apology following his
detention at Heathrow Airport, writes Alan Fox
Build the Democracy Platform
Dave Craig of the Revolutionary Democratic Group considers
whether the failure of the SWP-led Socialist Alliance
is the end of the road, or whether a new Socialist Alliance
can rise from the ashes
From avant-garde to ‘socialist
realism’
Piers Hugill reviews Cornelius Cardew's Stockhausen
serves imperialism
Nationalism holds sway
Sarah McDonald attended the annual conference of the Scottish
Socialist Party
