Socialist Organiser

The weekly of the fused Workers Socialist League, July 1981 to April 1984

[WEARIED by long hours on picket lines? Fed…]

Socialist Organiser no. 117, 27 January 1983 · scan p. 2 · about 158 words

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WEARIED by long hours on picket lines? Fed up with tedious trade union branch meetings and time spent in dingy, draughty Labour Party rooms? The Communist Party has an answer for you!

A review by John Kelly in the Morning Star of January 6 assures us that there is equally valuable work for socialists to do in more comfortable circumstances. 'Socialists can in principle intervene effectively into capitalist management" he assures us, • and to do во is not simply a pointless exercise, or a step on the road to incorporation"

The conclusion is drawn with approval from a book socialism and the capitalist enterprise', , the argument of which is based on the bardly stunning fact that capitalist management taeties are not determined mechanically by profit maximisation but also by political views and other factors (like ignorance and stupidity on the part of the capitalists).

What will they •think of next? A lecture on the viab-

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