WW archive > Issue 1255 - 13 June 2019
Fiasco nears conclusion
Peter Taaffe’s split-mongering shows that loyalty to him is the yardstick of orthodoxy in his ‘international’, argues Paul Demarty
Letters
Hebrew nation; Confused; Song and dance; Identity; Sex workers; Symbolic
New type of party
Genuine democracy means collective decision-making and accountability, argues Peter Manson
Colours, shades, limits
In the second of four articles Jack Conrad explores the good, the bad and the ugly sides of green political thought
From Peterborough to Pompeo
With every new victim of the witch-hunt, the requirements to qualify as an ‘anti-Semite’ are substantially lowered, says Carla Roberts of Labour Party Marxists
From rentism to communism
Peter Frase Four futures: life after capitalism Verso, 2016, pp160, £8.99
Corbyn misses a trick
While Labour prioritises blocking a no-deal Brexit, writes Eddie Ford, it has failed to respond in a principled way to Tory confessions of drug use