Workers' Liberty 10, May 1988

It began, like many other revolutionary movements, over something small. In March 1967 students at Nanterre, a bleak new campus on the outskirts of Paris, started a campaign for the right to visit each others' rooms after 11pm.

The campaign grumbled along. It drew in other issues - overcrowding, and the content of courses. On 2 May 1968 the exasperated administration shut down the campus.

The Iran-Iraq War

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Workers Liberty 10 Forum

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The Stalinist roots of "left" anti-semitism

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WL 10 Editorials: France sounds the alarm; Back Benn and Heffer!

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Debate on "Ireland: Lies The Left Tells Itself"

Submitted by martin on 9 May, 2008 - 12:02 Author: Geoff Bell and Sean Matgamna

Geoff Bell: There is nothing wrong in reassessing Marxist interpretations, but where this has led Socialist Organiser as far as this particular exercise is concerned is to the other side of the class divide. This is illustrated in the January edition of the magazine Workers' Liberty and an article therein by Sean Matgamna.