Socialist

Review

CONTENTS

Inside front cover
Don't attack Iraq

News Review
Editorial, Housing, Pensions, Firefighters, Kenya, Martin's Web, Between the lines

War: The global opposition
Protest spreads worldwide introduced by Lindsey German

Nato's sea of troubles
Dragan Plavsic on the west's imperialist aims

We are all subversives
The Italian movement faces down repression, by Tom Behan

Anger and the anguish
Kevin Ovenden on Germany

Value for money?
Tensions grow between the unions and New Labour, reports Rob Hoveman

The Clash of civilisations
A tribute to Joe Strummer, by John Rees

The rich striking oil
Venezuela protests explained, by Chris Harman

Bloody Streets of New York
Mike Davis on the latest Martin Scorsese film

And justice for all?
Obituary of John Rawls by Alex Callinicos

Thinking it through
Union leaders and the rank and file, by Chris Harman
The Walrus
Privatisation and the FBU by the Walrus
Stack on the back
Prospects for 2003, by Pat Stack

Arts Review
Film, DVD, Theatre, Art: Polanski's The Pianist, Metropolis on DVD, and King Hedley II
Books Review
Books reviewed include ...the latest British Social Attitudes survey, plus Mike Rosen's poems and Donna Tartt's new novel

Letters