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Another split, another sect
26 Apr 2012
The left must organise on the basis of genuine democratic centralism, argues Ben Lewis
Respect for all things nice
04 Dec 2003
Marcus Strom reports on the new Respect coalition's progress
Grand coalitions
27 Nov 2003
Party notes
Smoke and mirrors
27 Nov 2003
Discussions regarding the proposed unity coalition dominated the meeting of the Socialist Alliance executive committee, held in London on November 22.
Multitude or working class?
20 Nov 2003
European Social Forum: Multitude or working class?, Antonio Negri, co-author of Empire, was a star attraction
Stop the US-UK warmongers
20 Nov 2003
November 18 meeting in London: stop the war movement becomes a stop the occupation movement
Rhetoric and hot air
20 Nov 2003
European Social Forum: Too much hot air
Lutte Ouvrière stays away
20 Nov 2003
European Social Forum: Lutte Ouvrières boycott is very much to be regretted
Political horse-trading
20 Nov 2003
European Social Forum
European Social Forum: soundbites
20 Nov 2003
Only 100,000; Scots missed; Cassen castigated;
Globalise Resistance and the politics of manipulation
12 Nov 2003
Ian Donovan looks at this strange front of the Socialist Workers Party
Holding the line
06 Nov 2003
Marcus Ström reports about the formation of a democracy platform in the Socialist Alliance
In the full glare of secrecy
06 Nov 2003
Amidst little fanfare and some secrecy, Welsh assembly member John Marek will formally launch a new party in Wrexham on Saturday November 8. Cameron Richards reports
At the crossroads
30 Oct 2003
Sooner or later the Socialist Workers Party faces a choice between strategically counterposed perspectives which have developed within the ranks of its leadership, argues Mike Macnair
Socialist Alliance: Manning quits
30 Oct 2003
Comrade Margaret Manning resigned from the EC on October 6 - and has attempted to keep this matter a 'private concern'. Martin Blum thinks not
Party notes
23 Oct 2003
Jack Conrad takes a closer look at the new Peace and justice campaign