WW archive > Issue 784 - 10 September 2009
Beyond the limits
Huw Sheridan reviews Steve Joness Darwins island: The Galapagos in the garden of England Little, Brown, 2009, pp307, £20
The Unison monkey trial
Onay Kasab, Unison branch secretary in Greenwich, is one of four members of the Socialist Party in England and Wales targeted by the union leadership for having signed a critical leaflet at the 2007 annual conference. Alan Stevens spoke to him
Geoengineered for growth
Jim Moody examines flawed schemes to alleviate climate change
Running out of road
James Turley looks at the G20 and continued US-UK domination
For a democratic, secular state
Tony Greenstein replies to Jack Conrad and explains why Israeli Jews cannot be granted self-determination
Intrusive and authoritarian
We fight for a world in which sex is genuinely free and equal, writes Eddie Ford
Lenin, Kautsky, and 1914
In the second of his talks to the CPGBs Communist University, Lars T Lih takes a closer look at Lenins reaction to the betrayal of German social democracy at the outbreak of World War I