Socialist

Review

CONTENTS

Inside front cover
International Women's Day, 8 March

News Review
Editorial, Iraq bombing, Asylum seekers, Vouchers, Aids, Between the lines

FEATURES

The opposition to New Labour
How socialists will vote in the general election

It's official: strikes are back
Martin Smith on the change in industry

Blood on their hands
The bloody record of the Israeli state, by Phil Marshall and Clare Fermont

The wisdom of the masses
Kevin Danaher interviewed on the future of the anti-capitalist movement

The women's resistance
The struggles of women workers today, by Judith Orr and Jane Hardy

States of unrest
Gareth Jenkins on why class rule is not neutral

COLUMNS

The Walrus
Joins the Corus of disaproval
Thinking it through
What would a future society be like without competition, asks Chris Harman
Stack on the back
Pat Stack on the relationship from hell

REVIEWS

Arts Review
Theatre, Film, Television, Art including Conor McPherson's new play Port Authority, and the film Thirteen Days
Books Review
Books reviewed include ...Peter Ackroyd's new book on London, plus Picasso, WIlliam Morris and China

Letters