WW archive > Issue 121 - 07 December 1995
Workers in France show the way
160,000 marched in Paris this week and more workers looked set to join the strikes this Thursday
Letters
Self-appointed; Hell on earth?; Bemused
Employment service strike
Conversion on the road to Dundee
Phil Kent contributes to the debate on federalism, explaining the shift in his position
Ucatt’s scab convenor
A leftwing programme for the ILP
From 'The Communist', paper of the Communist Party of Great Britain, December 9, 1920
Putting socialist vision back on the agenda
Militant Labour and Scottish Militant Labour, like ourselves, have thrown themselves into discussion around a Socialist Labour Party. Nick Clarke spoke to Tommy Sheridan of SML about the possibilities of such an organisation
Walsall ‘socialists’ booted out
IWCA confusion
Competing revolutionary theories
The CPGB organised a special meeting last Sunday to discuss the recent splits in the League for a Revolutionary Communist International, which is led by the Workers Power group in Britain. The issues that have precipitated these splits are of vital importance to the entire revolutionary movement and thus should be debated openly. The main speaker was José Villa, a leading member of the LRCI’s Bolivian section, Poder Obrero. Danny Hammill reports
Bolivia’s Gerry Healy
Solidarity with Poder Obrero
Sectarian vanguardism wins the day
Bob Smith - For a permanent Party polemic committee
Debate continues after aggregate
CPGB aggregate meeting passes Perspectives for 1996
Twenty-first anniversary of the founding of the IRSP
Statement by the Ard Comhairle of the Irish Republican Socialist Party
Heroic struggle turned to self-blame
Shuttle by Joseph Crilly at the Red Room October Song by Andrew Hinds at the Orange Tree