INDEX
1994 index (issues 252 - 262) I continen, country region and subject. The THE INDEX is arranged alphabetically by continent, country, region and subject. The latter also appear jin the country category where applicable. NS denotes "news short".
CUBA
CUBA
260
Asphyxiation
Janette Habel
DEBATES
252
Israeli-PLO Accords
256
The alternative dialogue
Samara, Michel Warshawsky & Salah Jaber
DENMARK
256
Danish resistance to continue?
Jan Jensen
260
Fourth Internationalist elected —NS
261
Radical left break ground
Document
EAST TIMOR
262
Plebiscite by gunpoint - NS
Will McMahon
ECONOMY
252
Trade hypocrisy
Alfonso Moro/Editorial
252
The new employment order
Maxime Durand
252
Third World debt - NS
253
Solidarity between peoples
Pierre Galand
RDP versus World Bank (S Africa) 257
Patrick Bond
258
Gulf between rich and poor
Michel Chossudovsky
50 years — no more!
258
Document
258
Hypocrisy: GATT style
Anka Hidjens
Bankers on trial
258
Maxime Durand
Another fluctuation.... (Intl)
262
Maxime Durand & Nicolas Maheu
Collapsing production (E. Europe)
262
Henri Wilno
Cancel the debt (Third World)
262
Jacques Cherbourg
Prosperity for a few (Latin America) 262
Sophie Joanny
EGYPT
257
Safety valve set to burst
Nawal El Saadawai & Sherif Hetata
EL SALVADOR
José Mario López — NS
252
258
Revolution to parliament
Sergio Rodriguez Lascano
The future of the FMLN
261
Interview
EUROPE
No "great leap forward"
256
François Vercammen
256
For a Europe of solidarity
Document
Re-inventing socialism (Belgium)
256
Interview with Alain Tondeur
BELGIUM
Pointing to the potential
Alain Tondeur
À la carte careers
Ida Dequeecker
Re-inventing socialism
Interview with Alain Tondeur
Three voices make discord
Vincent Scheltiens
Extreme right make gains
Alain Tondeur
BOSNIA
The West's desperate logic
Catherine Samary
Second Workers' Aid convoy
Paul Petitjean
Hands up for renewal
Daniel Bensaid
A refoundation still to come (Italy)
Livio Maitan
Tassos Goudelis
Safety in continuity (France)
Francis Sitel
Battle for ANC begins (S Africa)
Interview with SACP militants
Productive debates (Philippines)
Interview with ex-CPP militants
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July 94
November 94
May 94
May 94
May 94
Report form /WA office in Split, Croatia
May 94
256
Ridicule and credibility
Catherine Samary/Editorial
259
September 94
Dismemberment
Catherine Samary
BRAZIL
258
July 94
The only real alternative
Document
261
November 94
Post-election debate opens
Document of the "Socialist Democracy" tendency of the PT
November 94
Continuing the struggle
261
Antonio Martins
BRITAIN
254
March 94
Back to basic hypocrisy
Gill Lee
259
September 94
Railworkers strike — NS
New leader found wanting
262
December 94
Roland Wood
CHINA
259
September 94
The costs of growth
Livio Maitan
260
October 94
China in transition
Livio Maitan
COMMUNIST PARTIES
New chapter in CPP crisis (Filipino) 254
March 94
Round-table discussion on Israeli-PLO Accords with Adel
Contributions from speakers at the Belgian CADTM conference, December 1993. Susan George, Michel
Chossudovsky, Michel Husson, Charles Andre Udry
World Bank: "criminal"
255
Round-table discussion on Israeli-PLO Accords with Adel
Report form /WA office in Split, Croatia
Contributions from speakers at the Belgian CADTM conference, December 1993. Susan George, Michel
Chossudovsky, Michel Husson, Charles Andre Udry
Document of the "Socialist Democracy" tendency of the PT
New chapter in CPP crisis (Filipino) 254
"Good old days" no comfort (Greece) 255
1994 special features
January — Debate on Israeli-PLO Accords
February — Mexico: The new Zapatistas
March - Women, work and family
April — Italy & France: A tale of two CPs
May - Europe
June — South Africa: New challenges for the left
July — Bretton Woods - Madrid: 50 years - no more!
September — Danger! The far right in Europe
October - Ireland: In from the cold
November — Brazil: Post-election debate opens
December — World Economy
Election danger
259
September 94
David Müller
Kohl continues
262
December 94
Manuel Kellner & interview with Winfreid Wolf
GREECE
255
"Good old days" no comfort
April 94
Tassos Goudelis
HAITI
259
September 94
Invasion on the cards
Arthur Mahon
No to US/UN occupation
260
October 94
Statement from US socialist organisation, Solidarity
Statement from Us socialist organisation, Soldarity
US troops settle in
261
November 94
Arthur Mahon
US satisfied
262
December 94
Arthur Mahon
HUNGARY
"Socialist" victory in sight
256
May 94
Laszlo Andor
INDIA
259
September 94
Putting down roots
Interview with CPI (ML)
262
Bhopal - NS
December 94
Bala Kumar
IRELAND
Republicans in a fix
252
January 94
John Meehan
252
The unlikely peace
January 94
David Coen
In from the cold
260
October 94
Penny Duggan & Roland Wood
"Struggle is not over"
260
October 94
Interview with Pat Mckeown (Sinn Féin)
ISRAEL/PALESTINE
252
A retreat under pressure
January 94
Salah Jaber
The struggle will not end
252
January 94
Sergio Yahni & Michel Warshawsky
"Bantustan" in the making
252
January 94
Tikva Honig-Parnass
Inside the PLO
253
February 94
Walid Salem
Hebron reveals bitter truth
254
February 94
Michel Warshawsky
255
No abnormal sin
April 94
Adel Samara
255
April 94
True and false naivity
Salah Jaber
255
The alternative dialogue
May 94
Round-table discussion with Adel Samara, Michel
Warshawsky & Salah Jaber
Something or other
Michel Warshawsky/Introduction - Salah Jaber
ITALY
"Tagentopoli" toppling
254
March 94
Franco Turigliatto
255
A refoundation still to come
April 94
Livio Maitan
257
"Berlusconism"
June 94
Livio Maitan
Wolf looks for new clothes
259
September 94
Interview with Guido Caldiron
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Missed opportunity (Spain)
256
Miguel Romero
Danish resistance to continue?
256
Jan Jensen
Europe yes! Maastricht no! (FRG)
256
Manuel Kellner
Radicalisation in the air (youth)
256
Youth & student round-table
The rats break from cover
259
François Vercammen
Wolf looks for new clothes (Italy)
259
Interview with Guido Caldiron
Election danger (Germany)
259
David Müller
Three voices make discord (Belg)
259
Vincent Scheltiens
Courting the rich and poor (France) 259
Christian Piquet
11th European youth camp — NS 259
FAR RIGHT
The rats break from cover
259
François Vercammen
Wolf looks for new clothes (Italy)
259
Interview with Guido Caldiron
Election danger (Germany)
259
David Müller
Three voices make discord (Belg) 259
Vincent Scheltiens
Courting the rich and poor (France) 259
Christian Piquet
Extreme right make gains (Belgium) 261
Alain Tondeur
FRANCE
253
Education - NS
Against misery and excision
254
Cristophe Mathieu
"Baby crash" shock
254
Isabelle Forest
255
Youth force right to retreat
Raghu Krishnan
255
Safety in continuity
Francis Sitel
LCR congress — NS
258
259
Courting the rich and poor
Christian Piquet
GERMANY
254
Women say no!
Brigtte Kiechle
Europe yes! Maastricht no! (FRG)
256
Manuel Kellner
Vietnamese Trotskyists in Germany - NS
256
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POLAND
258
Divided movement
Zbigniew Kowalewski
PORTUGAL
252
A left alliance in Lisbon
Interview
RUSSIA
252
Unpleasant surprise
Poul Funder Larsen
257
Movement in retreat (unions)
Poul Funder Larsen & David Mandel
The left: post-perestroika
258
Poul Funder Larsen
RWANDA
Statement from French LCR - NS 258
260
Anatomy of a genocide
François Vercammen
SENEGAL
254
Arrests - NS
SLOVAKIA
261
Merciar treads "Slovak path"
Adam Novak
SOUTH AFRICA
253
New phase begins
Peter Blumer
255
Preparing for the future
Peter Blumer
"Free at last!"
257
Patrick Bond
257
Left faces new challenge
Carl Brecker
Contradictions suspended (unions)
257
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March 94
RDP versus World Bank
Patrick Bond
Focus for new struggles (land)
Brian Ashley
Battle for ANC begins
Interview with SACP militants
Contradiction and ambiguity
Peter Blumer
SOUTH KOREA
Choi II-Bung - NS
SPANISH STATE
Polarisation intensifies
Joaquin Nieto
Missed opportunity
Miguel Romero
SRI LANKA
Goverment skullduggery
Interview with NSSP leader
Elections - NS
SWEDEN
Betrayed and enraged
Eva Nikell
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MEXICO The new Zapatistas 253 Sergio Rodriguez Lascano Salinistas celebrations dashed 253 Alfonso Moro EZLN Communiqué 253 Zapatistas speak for the poor 255 Sergio Rodriguez Lascano Candidate in a ski-mask? 255 Jeff Mackler PRI's sophisticated fraud 259 Alfonso Moro Democracy, liberty & justice! 259 Transcript - Sub-commandante Marcos "Triumph" rooted in fraud 260 Hector de la Cueva EZLN demands respect 260 Statement MISCELLANEOUS Chaos 253 Salah Jaber/Viewpoint Sketching out alternatives (work) Sketching out alternatives (work) 255 Maxime Durand World Cup in exile (football/soccer) 257 David Finkel JOSÉ CARLOS MARIATEGUI Originality of thought 261 Michel Löwy Death of a functionary 261 Keith Mann NIGERIA Striking for democracy 259 OBITUARIES Frank Ridley (b. 1897) 256 Ruth Bullock (b. 1909) 256 Sabarantnam Sabalingham 257 Sarah Lovell (b. 1922) 259 Isaac Akcelrud (b. 1914) 260 Enrique Sepulveda Quesada (b. 1911) 260 Bob Smith (b. 1948) 260 Raymond Molinier (b. 1904) 262 PHILIPPINES New chapter in CPP crisis 254 Paul Petitjean Productive debates 262 Interview with ex-CPP militants
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Bala Kumar — plus interview with socialist feminist militant
Interview with NUMSA and SACP member Langa Zita
Interview with NUMSA and SACP member Langa Zita
Bala Kumar — plus interview with socialist feminist militant
THIRD WORLD DEBT
Third World debt - NS
252
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Solidarity between peoples
253
February 94
Contributions from speakers at the Belgian CADTM conference, December 1993. Susan George, Michel
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World Bank, IMF: Enough!
261
International Appeal & Campaign
261
50 years — no more!
Anke Hintjens
Comptemptible argument
261
Maxime Durand
Cancel the debt (Third World)
262
Jacques Cherbourg
TUNISIA
253
Setback for unions
Ali Ben Nadra
TURKEY
Wind in the Islamic sail
256
Erdal Tan
261
Convergnce in new party
Interview
UNIONS
Setback for unions (Tunisia)
253
Ali Ben Nadra
Contradictions suspended (S Africa) 257
Movement in retreat (Russia)
257
Poul Funder Larsen & David Mandel
Teamsters defy divisions (USA)
258
Allen Michael
Cheap labour preferred (Intl)
258
Roland Wood
USA
World Cup in exile (football/soccer) 257
David Finkel
Teamsters defy divisions
258
Allen Michael
Right surrounds Clinton
262
David Finkel
VENEZUELA
252
A radical cause
Interview
VIETNAM
256
Vietnamese Trotskyists in Germany — NS
WOMEN
253
Abortion rights - NS
Women, work and family
254
Penny Duggan
254
Women say no! (Germany)
Brigtte Kiechle
Back to basic hypocrisy (Britain)
254
Gill Lee
Betrayed and enraged (Sweden)
254
Eva Nikell
À la carte careers (Belgium)
254
Ida Dequeecker
"Baby crash" shock (France)
254
Isabelle Forest dre Udry.
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Interview with NUMSA and SACP member Langa Zita
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Interview with NUMSA and SACP member Langa Zita