Socialist

Review

CONTENTS

Inside front cover
Marxism 2000

News Review
Editorial, Asylum seekers, Israel, and problems for New Labour at the CWU conference. Between the lines, The Walrus

SPECIAL FEATURE

The world is not for sale
Why anti-capitalists should head for Prague

Can we stop global capital?
Are multinationals taking over the world? Peter Morgan looks at the limits to their power

Thinking it through
Chris Harman on anti-capitalist demonstrators

Corporate criminals
Interview with investigative reporter Greg Palast

Sand in the wheels of speculation
Jim Wolfreys on the Tobin tax

FEATURES

A busload of bigotry
Mark Brown on the anti-gay backlash in the Scottish Section 28 campaign

The car warriors
Ford strikes, by Sabby Sagall

The other Latin America
Mike Davis's new book on Hispanic workers reviewed by Chris Bambery

COLUMNS

Red letter days
The Italian general strike 14 July 1948
Stack on the back
Is Pat Stack politically correct?

REVIEWS

Arts Review
Theatre, Film, Art, Summer exhibitions worth a visit, plus the National Theatre's production of Albert Speer
Books Review
Books reviewed include Rosa Luxemberg, science and censored stories

Letters
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