Issue 223 of SOCIALIST REVIEW Published October 1998 Copyright © Socialist Review
Notes of the month
Editorial, South Korean trials, unions, football
Special feature on the world crisis
The collapse of capitalism?
Peter Morgan answers questions on the current crisis
System failure
Chris Harman explains why these crises are endemic to capitalism
Back to the 1930s?
Lindsey German looks at similarities and differences between the slump of the 1930s and now.
The limits of the market
The Guardian's Larry Elliott and Socialist Worker editor Chris Harman discuss if there are alternatives to the market.
Indonesia: the revolution's next step
An eyewitness account by John Rees
The bear's market
The disaster of the Russian economy by Rob Ferguson
Other features and regulars
Letter from the US: Clinton's real hypocrisy
Of mice and men
John Parrington examines the controversy over genetically modified food.
Did you see?: A new television column
Red letter days: Asturias, 4 October 1934
Editor Lindsey German. Assisted by Gareth Jenkins, Dave Beecham, Paul Foot, Clare Fermont, Pat Stack, Sabby Sagall, Judith Orr, Beccy Reese, Peter Morgan, John Parrington, Nicolai Gentchev and Weyman Bennett. Business and reviews Peter Morgan and Beccy Reese.
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