WW archive > Issue 1169 - 07 September 2017
Computer says no
Paul Demarty asks why we insist on treating our computers like gods
Letters
1917; Anti-social; Dissolution
Part and parcel of global capital
Instead of creating illusions in ‘regime change from above’, writes Yassamine Mather, we must offer support and solidarity to workers like Reza Shahabi
Apologists for mass murder
The Morning Star is still in denial about the Marikana massacre, writes Peter Manson
Possibilities and challenges
Are Donald Trump, Jeremy Corbyn and Marine Le Pen from the same mould? Kevin Bean completes his analysis
Left wing of the permissible
As the Democratic Socialists of America begin to make an impact, Jim Creegan analyses the politics of its founder, Michael Harrington
Don’t abandon Palestinian cause
The National Policy Forum wants to end Labour’s opposition to the occupation, writes Tony Greenstein
First Harvey, now Irma
How many times must the American south be flooded before the political class drops its ecological complacency? A few more yet, worries Ira Wiseman
With your help
Robbie Rix reports back