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Final tally £28,793
Ian Mahoney says thanks to everybody who has helped
us make this year's Summer Offensive a real succes
Letters
Imperialism; Free trade; Internationalism; Testing times;
Millwall election; IWCA potential; Livingstone; Red Party;
Stalin; Farcical; Tsarist abuse; Smoking bans; Postpone;
Secular Iran; Keith Frogson; FBU nightmare; Impressed
ESF chooses Ken’s police apologist
The contradictions surrounding this year’s European
Social Forum in London are taking their toll, reports
Tina Becker
Cult on non-personality
Phil Hamilton reviews the website of the George
Bush campaign - and takes a dig at the Republican Party's
convention
Women's rights under attack
While the Republican Party tries to present its moderate
face, nobody can be in any doubt as to George W Bush’s
real agenda. He represents plutocratic, conservative America
and the politics of social control. But what of John Kerry?
As Anne Mc Shane makes clear, he is on the retreat
and now simply markets himself to women as the lesser
evil
An insult to intelligence
Martin Schreader reports from America on the Republican's
convention and the election campaign
Yet another bloody non-sectarian
sect
Mike Macnair is not impressed with the newly formed
Red Party
Socialist-Labourism or republican
socialism?
Dave Craig of the Revolutionary Democratic Group
argues for one step at a time
Ending chaos and avoiding civil war
Mohsen Karim, a member of the central committee
of the Worker-communist Party of Iraq, addressed the CPGB’s
Communist University 2004
BNP infiltrates SWP
How could it have happened that two young members
of the British National Party were promoted to celebrated
'student activists' in the Socialist Workers Party, asks
Sam Davies
Learning from difference
Mary Godwin reports from this year's Communist University,
which - although slightly smaller than last year - was
a festival of ideas
- Enriching
Siraj Mohamed shares his impressions of his first
Communist University
Familiar arguments and getting
rooted
Mark Fischer reports from the recent Respect activists
meeting in Hackney
