Issue 260 of SOCIALIST REVIEW Published February 2002 Copyright © Socialist Review
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Stop the War Coalition Demonstration on Sat 2nd March 2002
Editorial, Anti-Capitalist Conference, New York, Enron, Bloody Sunday inquiry, Between the lines FEATURES
Chris Bambery and Greg Tucker on the growing divisions between New Labour and the unions 1972: a great year for the workers We reprint an article by Tony Cliff on the workers' movement in Britain Byers and sellers The chaos on the railways, by Judith Orr and Gareth Jenkins Voice of the silent majority Edward Said looks at the current situation in Palestine Taste of our power The uprising in Argentina, by Chris Harman In the name of civilisation? The campaign against the war goes on, says Andrew Murray The valley of sorrow The conflict in Kashmir, by Sam Ashman A man of distinction Pierre Bourdieu obituary, by Alex Callinicos COLUMNS
The power of the rail unions by the Walrus Stack on the back Pat Stack on human rights in Camp X-Ray REVIEWS
Theatre, Film, Exhibition, Interview, Art: Ali reviewed by Mike Marqusee, plus Gosford Park and the Paris, Capital of the Arts exhibition Books Review Books reviewed include Terry Eagleton biography, plus dirty tricks by the British army Letters |
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