What does SW stand for?

00 Paperback BP223 This volume of New International, a magazine of Marxist politics and theory contains four articles, two by Jack Barnes, the current National Secretary of the Socialist Workers Party.

He says that those opposed to the Lisbon Treaty are 'Sinn Fein, the Socialist Party, the Socialist Workers Party, the Communist Party and other unemployed dole scroungers' (Mail).

His estranged parents were members of the Socialist Workers Party who schooled young Said in the evils of capitalism.

Residents also gathered for a Birmingham Socialist Workers Party meeting at the Afro- Caribbean Millennium Centre, in Winson Green, last night to discuss how the opposite of Powell's nightmare scenario had come true.

A band of Catholic bishops in Spain attempted to intervene in the country's March 9 elections by disseminating a message to voters containing thinly veiled criticism of the ruling Socialist Workers Party, but the ploy failed when the party was returned to power.

While raging at George Galloway and the Socialist Workers party, he pays surprisingly little attention to New Labour or strands of the left that do not subscribe to his thesis: progressives who see themselves as more Methodist than Marxist, or the likes of Richard Dawkins, capable of critiquing American foreign policy without crossing the floor to back religious fanaticism.

Respect is mostly, though not entirely, a vehicle for the semiTrotskyist outfit called the Socialist Workers Party.

Socialist Workers Party spokesman John Dunne said: "There are council houses boarded up all over Dun Laoghaire.