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Weekly Worker issue 947 - January 31 2013

category international | anti-capitalism | other press author Thursday January 31, 2013 12:57author by John Cornford - CPGB Report this post to the editors

Weekly Worker issue 947 - January 31 2013

SWP crisis: Professor Callinicos and the dark side
Finally a member of the SWP central committee attempts to defend its conduct. Paul Demarty wishes he hadn’t bothered

By the time you read this, it will be the 11th hour - the eve of the bureaucratically imposed deadline for conference recall motions in the Socialist Workers Party, a diktat which has no basis even in the SWP’s abortion of a constitution.

Letters
Unite scandal; No to cuts; Priorities; Not worthwhile?; Nothing learnt; Camouflaged; Deformities; Productivity; Regression;
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SWP:Apparatus gears up for war
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CPGB aggregate: Seeking a positive outcome
Michael Copestake reports on the January 26 meeting of CPGB members, where the SWP crisis dominated the agenda

Coal and energy: Walking away from CO2 commitment
David Douglass finds government policy absurd, but not surprising

Europe: Tory civil war deferred
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Argo review: How to distract the masses
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Kick Inside: Confined within the framework of Stalinism
Paul Flewers reviews: Lawrence Parker The kick inside: revolutionary opposition in the CPGB, 1945-1991, November Publications, 2012, pp118, £6

Israel: Implosion and polarisation
Moshé Machover gives his impression of the Israeli elections

Fighting Fund: Correct me
Robbie Rix checks his sums and thanks our supporters

Weekly Worker 947 is also available in PDF format. http://www.cpgb.org.uk/assets/files/wwpdf/ww947.pdfy

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