Issue 264 of SOCIALIST REVIEW Published June 2002 Copyright © Socialist Review
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Marxism 2002
Editorial, Civil Servants, Colombia, Media Ownership, Between the lines FEATURES
Praful Bidwai on the India and Pakistan conflict Right turn or revolt? Polarisation in Europe, by Kevin Ovenden Designed to deceive Chris Bambery on fascism The agents of change The European Social Forum, by Luciano Muhlbauer Red Barbara's rocky road Barbara Castle obituary, by Paul Foot No future in England's dream When punk spoiled the jubilee, by Martin Smith The houser of horrors Ian Birchall on the monarchy The measure of a man Stephen Jay Gould remembered by Steven Rose The light on the horizon Nawal El Saadawi interviewed by Wael Fateen State of denial Sabby Sagall on discrimination against the Palestinians COLUMNS
The French elections, Chris Harman The Walrus Union leadership contest by the Walrus Stack on the back New Labour gives in to the racists, says Pat Stack REVIEWS
Theatre, Film, Exhibition, Interview, Art Mike Gonzalez on ER, plus a new video game exhibition Books Review Books reviewed include Berlin, Robert Brenner on the US boom, plus Hanif Kureishi Letters |
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