third richer than Britain, Mitterrand demonstrated that a programme than this one cannot be loemened power and wealth of big socialist in•demo cratically planned the tionalised workers management can the promises HERALD A WORLD crisis, and increasing danger of nuclear war, with nearly four million unemployed in Britain can be seen to demand radical soluVoters, anenter middle class or not, can understand the need for change, even if they do what should involve.
What they will reject is a programme which looks just like a rehash of wat went Derore and did not work. There nothing to be gained by a further dilution of the Campaign Document.
Quite the opposite is true. It we take our cut from what the document savs. rather than the press reported, it is plain that too many of the most important issues are badly rudged.
is not yet the radical left-wing proRecent books reviewed by Bob Pennington Socialist Action 15 April 1983