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	Where now for our movement?\|17Oct04\|Socialist Worker
		Chris Nineham, a member of the ESF steering committee, and Dave Sherry, a delegate at the ESF from the TGWU union in Glasgow, spoke to Socialist Worker about the future for the movement.
		Speaking on the eve of the assembly, Chris Nineham was keen that the London ESF, like previous forums, provided an impetus to the movements against capitalism and war.
		Chris Nineham added that the movement would have another chance to confront the world’s rulers when the G8 meets at the Gleneagles golf course in Scotland in July 2005.
	www.socialistworker.co.uk /article.php?article_id=2941 (549 words)

	Socialist Resistance - Issue 01 - November 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		Chris Nineham’s article on the European Social Forum (ESF) in October’s Socialist Review lays down some important markers for the future of the movement.
		As Chris Nineham and other SWP comrades have argued, this movement draws strength from its breadth and diversity.
		While most climate change, anti-GM, or trade justice campaigners will happily join in anti-war mobilisations when the need is obvious to all, they won’t stay actively engaged with a movement that does not give adequate space or importance to their specific concerns.
	www.isg-fi.org.uk /resistance/sr1/sr0103.htm (1170 words)

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		Chris Nineham: It¹s quite hard to speak of Feb 15th changed a lot of things, it created a new movement, it saw the joining of the anti-war movement and the anti-corporate movement.
		Chris Nineham reported on behalf of the Assembly and Lindsey Collen reported on behalf of the Close the US Bases Campaign.
		Chris Nineham kindly agreed to pitch in and deliver the call for March 20.** Bush and Blair's War on terror is in reality a war on the poor round the world.
	www.kairoswb.org /AGMumbaiantiwar.txt (9129 words)

	Art, alienation and capitalism: a reply to Chris Nineham
		Chris says--and I think it is intended critically--that for me 'art is fundamentally counterposed to capitalism'.
		If by this Chris means that I think all or most art is consciously anti-capitalist or that art is bound to move in an anti-capitalist direction or that I underestimate the capacity of the bourgeoisie to co-opt art and use it for its purposes, then he is very wide of the mark.
		Chris writes, 'It seems rash to suggest that artistic production is in a simple way immune from such powerful processes' and '...we are deluding ourselves if we believe that any aspect of our lives completely escapes the alienation imposed by capitalist relations'.
	pubs.socialistreviewindex.org.uk /isj84/molyneux.htm (3989 words)

	Socialist Review - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The final issue in this format, number 302, was published in December 2005.
		The final editor of SR in this format was Chris Nineham.
		The magazine was edited by Lindsey German, who is convener of the Stop the War Coalition, till May 2004 and from June 2004 to October, 2005 by Peter Morgan.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Socialist_Review (452 words)

	Weekly Worker 546 - Thursday September 30 2004
		However, ever since the SWP’s Chris Nineham announced that he would be forming a ‘working group’ to prepare for it, he has not been able to report much to the various ESF committees (nothing apart from the route of the march, in fact).
		Chris Nineham, for example, announced that there would be no need to reserve any rooms for such daily ASM meetings (see Weekly Worker September 23).
		In the undying words of Chris Nineham, to talk about Europe and its new constitution is “boring”.
	www.cpgb.org.uk /worker/546/esf.htm (2307 words)

	RESIST Bush, War & Global Injustice - Indymedia Ireland
		Chris Nineham (ESF London Organising Committee and Stop the War Coalition)
		Chris Nineham is also a leading member of the SWP politburo.
		Unless otherwise stated by the author, all content is free for non-commercial reuse, reprint, and rebroadcast, on the net and elsewhere.
	www.indymedia.ie /newswire.php?story_id=66672 (269 words)

	Socialist Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		Chris Nineham looks forward to an event of debates and demonstrations.
		The London European Social Forum (ESF) will be the first time the different strands of the British movement have come together on a grand scale and for many activists it will be their first encounter with the European movement.
		Chris Nineham is a leading member of Globalise Resistance and is on the steering committee of the Stop the War Coalition.
	www.socialistreview.org.uk /article.php?articlenumber=9014 (1848 words)

	Dirty Leftie - Because Equality is obviously disgusting (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		Chris Nineham wrote in Socialist Worker (Can we change the world without taking power?, 27 August) that âthe Labour Party aimed to win elections in order to use the state to improve life for working class people.
		Has Nineham never heard of the 1945 election, which Labour won, leading to the socialist transformation of British society.
		A letter in the Socialist Worker pointing out that parliamentary social democracy leads to real improvements in people lives, while revolutionary politics are at best a fantastist's waste of time and at worst a road to tyranny.
	dirtyleftie.blogspot.com /2005/09/some-sanity-from-words-printed-in.html (341 words)

	IPS- Search (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		Nineham acknowledged that it was possible that this campaign would be accused of supporting terrorism.
		Nineham said ''if our own country was occupied by a foreign force of 150,000 troops with missiles and what not, we would organise resistance by any means.''
		European civil society groups who had campaigned hard to stop the invasion in Iraq are now putting together a new struggle to demand a pullout of occupation forces.
	domino.ips.org /ips\eng.nsf/vwWebMainView/A53ADEF296C3ED69C1256F300070E971?OpenDocument (620 words)

	Socialist Worker / www.socialist.ca
		Chris Nineham, from the Stop the War Coalition, said that groups like OXFAM and Christian Aid, who work closely with the government, argued that the Make Poverty History efforts were not opposed to the G8, and therefore did not want the war on Iraq to enter into any of their activities.
		Regardless, Nineham pointed out that the people who were mobilized by Make Poverty History were making the connections on their own.
		Eventually, the movement was united as it became clear that there was a radical sentiment in the crowds.
	www.socialist.ca /En/SW2005/452-01-g8.htm (585 words)

	Session Schedule
		Chris Nineham is a leading figure in Britian’s anti-war and anti-capitalist movements.
		In this session Chris will be talking about how the UK Stop the War Coalition was built, how it has responded to the recent London train bombings, and the continuing struggle to force the withdrawal of foreign troops from Iraq.
		Visiting UK activist Chris Nineham, who played a leading role in organising and mobilising for the European Social Forum in 2002 (Florence) and 2004 (London), will lead off the discussion.
	www.sydneysocialforum.org /2005/sessions/schedule.html (3704 words)

	The Voice of the Turtle
		Chris Nineham's inability to pepper his public speeches with jokes, I'll grant.
		Even Chris Harman's, although Waterman might have read the latter's Lost Revolution (on Germany in 1918-23) or The Fire Last Time (France 1968), or his vast People's History of the World: ambitious books revealing strengths which would be missed by anyone who has only heard Chris speak.
		Then when he announces, "And my attempt to engage Chris Harman in printed dialogue over labour internationally, within the SWP journal, International Socialism, (Waterman 2002) remains unacknowledged." I do think that his sense of humour is turning on itself.
	www.voiceoftheturtle.org /show_article.php?aid=348 (917 words)

	ISU - Temasider: kunst og kultur (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		Chris Bambery looks at the links between capitalism and sport, at why people enjoy sport and at the argument that physical recreation and the modern form of sport are by no means the same thing.
		Chris Nineham: Art and alienation: a reply to John Molyneux
		Note: Chris Harman joins in the debate on art between John Molyneux and Chris Nineham that has appeared in issues 79, 80, 82 and 84 of International Socialism.
	www.socialister.dk /arkivet/tema.asp?tema=44000&sub=ja (895 words)

	Weekly Worker 447 Thursday September 12 2002
		Right at the end of the organising meeting, this statement was proposed by Chris Nineham from the SWP and Leo Gabriel, an independent Austrian comrade.
		The reformo-pacifist tendencies of the statement aside, it was pointed out by an Italian comrade that a war might be a catastrophe for the re-emerging Israeli peace movement as well.
		A brief, but very heated debate broke out in which Chris Nineham showed his contempt for the Israeli people as a whole: “I refuse to mention the Israelis at all,” he declared.
	www.cpgb.org.uk /worker/447/unite.html (458 words)

	UK Indymedia - Can we change the world without taking power? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		Nineham seems to assume one can only take the state "seriously" if your ultimate aim is to seize state power.
		Ignoring Nineham's bizarre accusation of elitism, he assumes that a belief in the spontaneity of the masses means that autonomists are not concerned with discussions or heated debates about how to win.
		And they agree with Chris that the only form of political leadership is the one he is talking about (where you have a hierarchical structure that places people in 'positions of power') rather than more transient ones where people lead because they are trusted to do some particular thing well.
	www.indymedia.org.uk /en/2005/08/321896.html?c=on (11559 words)

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	protectlifehere.com /chrishala (1481 words)

	ISU - Temasider: Den globaliseringskritiske bevægelse
		In part a contribution to the discussion begun in our last issue by Chris Harman's 'Anti-capitalism: Theory and Practice', 'The Lessons of Prague' defends the Prague demonstration from accusations of ultra-leftism and goes on to locate the main lines of debate opening up before the movement.
		Note: Book reviews include James Meadway on four attempts to answer the question the anti-capitalist movement has set itself — 'We know what we are against, but what are we for?' He compares the alternative visions for reorganising society proposed in Parecon, Reclaim the State, The Age of Consent and An Anti-Capitalist Manifesto.
		Chris Harman looks at these and challenges those who believe revolutionary organisation is neither necessary nor desirable.
	www.socialister.dk /arkivet/tema.asp?tema=40170&sub=ja (1161 words)

	Oliver Kamm: Beyond the fringe IV
		Chris Nineham, here judiciously identified as ‘one of the march’s organisers’, is a ubiquitous, though rather dense, SWP functionary whose task is to make up the numbers of the caucus for whatever front organisation the party decides to set up next.
		Acting on a scheme that I fear my readers may be unconvinced by, the SWP demonstrated the autonomous character of Globalise Resistance by taking only ten places on the steering committee of 24 while reassuringly labelling the rest ‘independent’.
		There is no ‘cycle of violence’: there is an enemy with whom no compromise or negotiation is possible, and an overriding duty on our part to defeat it.
	oliverkamm.typepad.com /blog/2004/05/beyond_the_frin_3.html (1708 words)

	1980 summary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		Alleyn’s batting almost fell before the pace of Ali Davies, Richard Rutnagur and Chris Nineham.
		With wickets tumbling they squeezed home with a ball to spare under a darkening sky.
		Chris Nineham’s leg injury kept him out for more than half the season.
	homepages.westminster.org.uk /cricketarchive/webpage/Summary/1980summary.htm (354 words)

	Free speech under attack at G8 summit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		Next Tuesday we will hold a press conference at the House of Commons to outline our plans in the light of these new developments.
		Chris Nineham from Stop the War said today, ' This is reminiscent of Hyde Park on Febuary 15th 2003.
		Once again the authorities are trying to deny freedom of expression.
	www.ww4report.com /node/606/print (248 words)

	Make the G8 History Blog: Gleneagles Demo: Send in the Clowns.
		After all, they needed to rush back to the field to hear the reassuring tones of Lindsey German and Chris Nineham, who were there to address the masses at 4pm (and it was already 3.30!!!).
		Meanwhile on the other side, the stewards had received the same page messages and were literally pushing back folk from trying to do what we’d all come there for (to stop the summit – or at least pester it a little).
		And lets not pretend that the SWP would let anyone else be the Chief Steward - unless Gill Hubard, Chris Nineham et al were all too busy denouncing the 'violence' of protestors to the media to think about stewarding...
	redpepper.blogs.com /g8/2005/07/gleneagles_demo.html (524 words)

	Sydney Social Forum discusses campaigns (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		With the SSF providing the curtain-raiser to the protest against the Forbes CEO conference on August 30, there were also lots of discussions about corporate globalisation, the increasing attacks on the right to protest, and reflections on previous anti-corporate protests.
		British Stop the War Coalition activist Chris Nineham stressed the erosion of the legitimacy of the official explanations for the Iraq war.
		Nineham said that the anti-war movement had to combat pressure to erode civil liberties, particularly the rights of the Muslim community.
	www.greenleft.org.au /back/2005/641/641p5.htm (778 words)

	Socialist Workers Party (britain) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		Elections to the central committee are held yearly at the national conference.
		As of 2006 the central committee members are: Chris Bambery, Weyman Bennett, Michael Bradley, Alex Callinicos, Lindsey German, Chris Harman, Chris Nineham, Moira Nolan, John Rees, Martin Smith and Candy Udwin [2].
		This was followed by a rejoinder from Chris Harman (Better a valid insight than a wrong theory)[44].
	underhill.skintoy.com /Socialist_Workers_Party_(Britain) (3357 words)

	British Peace Groups Fight to Make Their Voice Heard
		The message echoed Prime Minister Tony Blair's promise that Britain, the closest European ally of the United States, would stand shoulder to shoulder with it in its war against terrorism.
		The high attendance at the rally reflected a "massive increase in feelings of fear and trepidation about western retaliation," according to Chris Nineham of Globalize Resistance, an umbrella group which includes anarchists, trade unionists, anti-globalization protesters and Greens.
		Asked about polls showing that most Britons favor retaliation, Nineham said: "When you start asking about blanket bombing and British troops on the ground, you get a majority of people against it.
	www.commondreams.org /cgi-bin/print.cgi?file=/headlines01/0925-02.htm (565 words)

	Drink-soaked Trotskyite Popinjays For WAR: Alert! Actually Quite Sane Letter Published in Socialist Worker!
		So you can imagine the horror I face when I come across a letter that's......
		Chris Nineham wrote in Socialist Worker (Can we change the world without taking power?
		But with blinkered people like Chris Nineham around, who needs enemies?
	drinksoakedtrotsforwar.blogspot.com /2005/09/alert-actually-quite-sane-letter.html (430 words)

	socialister.dk - Arkivet - Simpel søgning
		International Socialism presents a forum in which Susan George, Walden Bello and Chris Nineham put forward their visions of where the movement should go.
		Fundamentally, how do we answer the question raised by Susan George--what does 'overthrowing capitalism' mean in the 21st century?
		From the drugs companies' defeat over patenting in South Africa, to the cancellation of the World Bank meeting in Barcelona for fear of protests--we are winning.
	www.socialister.dk /arkivet/soeg.asp?nr=8091 (540 words)

	The June Brides - History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		The group was formed by the people who happened to be there.
		Simon Beesley and me on guitars, Chris Nineham on drums, Jez Wallis on vocals and Andy Johnston (George) on bass - in spite of the fact that he had no bass and had never played one.
		An hour spent teaching George how to play a borrowed bass and one rehearsal later we were ready.
	www.junebride.freeserve.co.uk /earlydays.htm (417 words)

	Socialist Worker forums\|4Sep04\|Socialist Worker
		Anti-capitalism five years on from Seattle With Chris Nineham.
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		Che Guevara and the Cuban Revolution With Chris Harman.
	www.socialistworker.co.uk /article.php?article_id=2187 (446 words)

	ResistanceMP3 - Hear socialists, Noam Chomsky, Malcolm X, MLK, speak. MP3 recordings of presentations - From Anti ...
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	mp3.lpi.org.uk /resistancemp/m2005home.htm (958 words)

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