Issue 278 of SOCIALIST REVIEW Published October 2003 Copyright © Socialist Review
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European Social Forum
Editorial, Cancun protests, Post Office, Asylum, Palestine, TUC conference, Right to copy, Between the lines FEATURES
Leading activists debate how we can end the occupation of Iraq Global warming Europe's heatwave death toll was anything but 'natural' argues Mike Davis The cost of living Chris Nineham uncovers the divisions tearing the WTO apart All that jazz John Coltrane's music was shaped by the civil rights movement, writes Martin Smith No home but the struggle Gareth Jenkins celebrates the life of novelist Edward Upward Unholy alliance Brazilian socialist MP Luciana Genro talks to Raúl Zibechi about the fight against neoliberalism Behind Byron's bear Mark Steel talks about his new TV series to Pat Stack COLUMNS
Chris Harman argues that how we define neoliberalism is crucial to how we fight back The Walrus Why Blair's administration is in terminal decline explains the Walrus Stack on the back Pat Stack, he's football crazy... REVIEWS
Theatre, Film, Exhibition, Art David Blaine, Tariq Ali's new play, Ned Kelly on the big screen Books Review Books reviewed include ...A Rwandan love story, anti-war books roundup, GM foods and Julius Caesar Letters |
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