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"The group decided to orient itself towards the anti-capitalist movement and published a book entitled A World to Win. In June 2005, it dissolved itself into A World to Win, a more loosely organised version of that book."

The group "dissolved itself" into a book? Another book with exactly the same name? A loosely organised book? Did all these people somehow fuse to become a three-ring binder? Will someone rewrite this line so it says something? Cheers. Laodah 21:30, 4 May 2015 (UTC) reply