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Bolshevism and revolutionary social democracy
Lars T Lih completes his series of articles on Lenin's view of the party question by examining the context in 1920 of `Leftwing` communism
Lenin’s pamphlet ‘Leftwing’ communism - his last work of more-than-article size - was written in spring 1920 in order to be distributed to the delegates of the 2nd Congress of the Communist International, or Comintern. The message that Lenin intended to send cannot be understood apart from the particular circumstances of this event.
Letters
Stop sneering; State of denial; No go-to guy; Sectarianism; No free speech; Linke update;
Last-chance saloon closing for business
Spain`s `total emergency` could bring down the entire euro zone, argues Eddie Ford
End harassment of sex workers
Prostitutes are being targeted in the run-up to the Olympic Games. Simon Wells reports
Challenging media monopoly
Ellie Lakew reports from a talk on politics and the media given by President of the NUJ Donnacha DeLong and Weekly Worker writer James Turley
Referendum has nothing to offer
Neither Scottish independence nor British unionism. Sarah McDonald looks at the launch of the "Yes" campaign
Time for self-criticism
The left missed out on a big opportunity during the fiscal treaty campaign, writes Anne Mc Shane
None of the above
Calling on Egyptians to vote for the Muslim Brotherhood is insane, argues Paul Demarty
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