WW archive > Issue 861 - 14 April 2011
Latest irresponsible split from SWP
The defection of Chris Bambery and a section of the Scottish membership highlights systemic failings. Peter Manson reports
Letters
Past his peak; Unimaginative; Unfair; No street party; Banker revolts ; Al Jazeera; Neutral; Wrong
Intervention, not incoherent abstention
James Turley replies to critics of the CPGB's project to transform the Labour Party
Getting things into perspective
The defeat of Clare Solomon offers us a snapshot of the student movement, argues Ben Lewis
Unlikely bedfellows
In a change of policy that Alex Callinicos calls "entirely consistent", the Socialist Workers Party now supports the same group of Britain-based Iranian exiles that enjoy the backing of the social-imperialist Alliance for Workers' Liberty. Tina Becker reports
Mubarak's detention is due to targeted mass pressure
Far from the revolutionary movement coming to a halt, argues Eddie Ford, new advances are being made
Electoral principles and our tactics
When is it permissible to vote for opportunist or even non-working class candidates? In the first of two articles Mike Macnair begins his examination of the issues
Labour will betray us
William Paul speaks against affiliation to the Labour Party at the CPGB's first congress in August 1920
Openness
Robbie Rix highlights the key role of our paper