Issue 279 of SOCIALIST REVIEW Published November 2003 Copyright © Socialist Review
Socialist |
Review |
CONTENTS
Bolivians demonstrate
Editorial, Uprising in Bolivia, Social Forums, Unions, Iraq for sale, GM crops, Police Racism, Martin's Web, Between the lines FEATURES
John Rees analyses this crucial moment for the movement The only way to win The Walrus explains why strikes are still our key weapon Growing pains Chris Nineham examines the debates around the ESF A grand delusion Capitalism and democracy don't mix, argues Paul Foot 20 reasons to stop Bush The sins of the Toxic Texan, by Andrew Stone Wall crimes Palestinian liberation and Israel, by Sabby Sagall Not a very bright idea Nick Youngman on privatisation and the power crisis A culture of resistance Edward Said remembered by John Rose COLUMNS
Reclaiming the Labour Party has never appealed to Chris Harman Letter from the US Mike Davis exposes the forces behind Arnie's campaign Stack on the back Pat Stack reckons the US has a lot to answer for--but then, who doesn't? REVIEWS
Theatre, Film, Exhibition, Art ...Mike Gonzalez on magical realism, Kill Bill and pre-Nazi Austria Books Review Books reviewed include ...Regime change in Iran, black Britons and Rob Newman Letters |
Index: www.lpi.org.uk ISSN 0141 2442 Cover picture PA photos Editor Lindsey German. Business and Reviews Sally Campbell and Andrew Stone Design Christophe Chataigné. Phone 020 7538 3308 Fax 020 7538 0018 email sr@swp.org.uk Subscription: One year Britain and Ireland £24, Europe £30, elsewhere £36 Printed by Larkham P&P Ltd(TU), PO Box 82, London E3 3LH. |