Issue 275 of SOCIALIST REVIEW Published June 2003 Copyright © Socialist Review
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Marxism 2003
Editorial, The euro, corruption, asylum, and education. Martin's Web, Between the lines FEATURES
Rob Hoveman examines the opportunities for the left Electing to fight Round-up of the local election results Proud to be awkward Martin Smith assesses the state of the trade union movement A war with no end in sight Iraqi activists speak out against occupation Shooting the truth Bryan Masters pays tribute to camerman James Miller Revolt on the Nile Phil Marshall looks at the anti-war movement in Egypt Haven in a heartless world Extract from Tony Cliff's selected works Lions and jackals Lindsey German reviews the re-released film The Leopard COLUMNS
New Labour and the trade unions by the Walrus Thinking it through Chris Harman looks at the Argentinian election Stack on the back The murky world of the secret services, by Pat Stack REVIEWS
Film, Theatre, Art: The Matrix Reloaded, Henry V at the National and Jerry Springer: The Opera Books Review Books reviewed The new release from Eric Schlosser, plus the Enron scandal and socialist poetry Letters |
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