Mike Macnair speaking at at the CPGB dayschool, 'Ten wasted years? The anti-war movement since Iraq' on March 9th.
A report on the campaign to reinstate Sheffield PCS union rep and Weekly Worker supporter Lee Rock
An appeal from the editor
Archive of SWP crisis related material
It is possible that the new press regulations will be dead on arrival - and just as well, writes Paul Demarty
While various bureaucrats and politicians met in Cyprus to secure the future of the euro zone and avert economic calamity, a rather more modest - but no less frantic - series of negotiations was taking place in Westminster, concerning the future of press regulation in Britain.
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Can anything positive arise from the SWP crisis? Peter Manson believes it can if we stick to our principles
Peter Manson sees the support our readers have given us so far, and gives an update
There exists a dialectical relationship between deepening Marxist understanding and the fight for a Marxist party, argues Paul B Smith
With sections of the left looking to Greece for an example of the kind of organisation we need, Callum Williamson went to hear what the Syriza leader had to say
Of course, writes Eddie Ford, the troika bailout is ‘unique’ and ‘exceptional’ - just like all the others
Mike Macnair reviews: Peter Brown, 'Through the eye of a needle: wealth, the fall of Rome and the making of Christianity in the west, 350-550 AD'. Princeton 2012, pp758, £27.95
This months fighting fund urgently needs a boost if we are to hit our target, reports Robbie Rix
Moshé Machover reviews, Nigel Harris: 'The return of cosmopolitan capital'. IB Tauris 2003, pp292, £24.50
Yassamine Mather looks at the new PKK ceasefire and what it means