* 1997 index
Abortion
Portugal: Still restricted
Sérgio
286
Portugal: our abortion rights postponed again
287
Alda Sousa
6
Africa
The ethnic issue in Africa
Claude Gabriel 284
3
Exporting Apartheid
M. Chossudovsky289
12
Agriculture
EU Common Agricultural Policy
290
31
AIDS
"We might as well die shouting!"
287
28
A non-condom solution?
Lise Thiry
287
34
Prejudice and poverty
Cyril Rousseau
287
22
Commercial sex
Ken Davis
287
24
Discrimination against people with HIV
287
Ken Davis
27
France: interview with Marc Nectar, President of Act Up
Car mania, by Winfried Wolf 289 32
Psychology and Society, by I.Parker & R.Spears (eds.) 289 32
The "sans papiers", by Madjiguene Cissé 289 32
Gay men and the sexual history of the political left,edited by G. Hekma, H. Oosterhuis and J. Steakley 291 34
The early homosexual rights movement (1864-1935)
by John Lauritsen and David Thorstad 291 34
Devil's Pact: Inside the world of the Teamsters, by F.C. Duke Zeller 292 32
From Marx to Gramsci:
A reader in revolutionary Marxist politics,
Paul Le Blanc (ed.) 292 32
Strife: sex and politics in Labour unions,
Barbara Pockock (ed.) 292 33
Organizing Dissent: Unions, the State and the Democratic
Teachers' Movement in Mexico, by Maria Lorena Cook
30
Che Guevara: Four researchers and the legend, reviewed by Janette Habel 294 22
Bosnia
DK: Bosnian democratic oppostion speaks 289 11
Polarisation continues C. Samary 294 6
Brazil
Electoral warning for Workers Party: interview with Raul Pont, Mayor of Porto Alegre 285 10
Our party should be different (PT)
Joaquim Soriano & Carlos Henrique Arabe 285 12
Brazil: rural workers march for land 287 15
Landless leader murdered CISLAC 292 16
The São Paulo Forum José Martinez Cruz
292 14
Unity in the Workers Party? 293 14
Neo-liberalism advances G. Codas 295 18
Britain
Palestinians detained R. Rance 286 8
Trade union lefts increase co-ordination
Fred Leplat 286
End Game in Liverpool Neil Murray 287
End the Tory nightmare! Pete Firmin 287
Meet the new boss Rod Marshall 287 7 solidarity with Roisin McAliskey
Terry Conway 287 11
More than Blair will give Roland Rance 289 7
Britain: Uniting against communalism and racism B. Skanthakumar292 23
Scottish referendum victory Gordon Morgan 293 4
Interview with Liverpool dockers
Glen Voris 294
Wales Assembly referendum Ceri Evans 294
Labour Party conference Pete Firmin 295
Cambodia
Bitter partnership breaks down Ken Davis 289 28
Garment workers revolt Ken Davis 289 26
Garment workers revolt Ken Davis 289 26
Canada
Women march against povertyM. Johnson 286 29
Québec: McUnion recognition?
287 287 14 14 National question won't go away More of the same H. Lavender 291 8
291 9 Strategic crisis in the nationalist movement 291 8 Anti-ecological populism H. Lavender 292 12 APEC versus humanity
H. Lavender 292 10 Socialist Action conference BW/JD 292 17 Bigots repelled Richard Banner 293 20 Reject APEC, build solidarity interview 293 18 Gay Trade Unionists' conference
Gary Kinsman 295 28 New Socialist Group conference
Charlie Post 295 16 Che Guevara The spark that does not die Michel Lowy Che Guevara knew what to do Alain Mathieu Re-thinking Che Guevara Janette Habel 284 291 26 6 "Create two, three... many Vietnams! 291 25 A revolutionary lite Ernesto Guevara, aka 'Che' P. Ignacio Taibo 294 That is the watchword!" E. Guevara PS/JD 294 294 20 11 Four researchers and the legend 19 - book notes by Janette Habel 294 22 The 4th International and Cuba
Livio Maitan 294 16 The year Che was "nowhere" Z. Kowalewski 294
12 Chile Chile More confrontation than debate at feminist conference Ana Canales 286 31 China China tries to isolate dissidents Zhang Kai
285 22 Labour under "market socialism" Capitalist restoration Capitalist restoration Lau Yu Fan 291 14 by G. Greenfield and Apo Leona 291 17
Paris
287
How many people are affected?
287
Ill World gays struggle for survival
Ken Davis
287
Sex and poverty
Frank Prouhet
287
The failure of international programmes
Ken Davis
287
The socio-economic impact
Ken Davis
287
USA: The cocktail hour
Tavis Barr
287
Albania
The wretched of the earth rise up
G. Mitralias
287
The new face of Eastern Europe
N. Yannopoulos 288
Fourth International declaration
289
The insurrection continues!
G. Mitralias
291
Half victory, half defeat
G. Mitralias
294
Algeria
Human rights "surrealism" --
30
23
32
24
26
25
32
2
7
9
5
6
19
2
10
18 20
16 16 19 26 27 26 22 12 32 36 19 30 34 34 33 32 34 35 LOT
Panic in Algiers
APEC
APEC versus humanity
Reject APEC, build solidarity
Argentina
Trade union recomposition
Argentina: General strike
General strike
Australia
All together against Hanson
Fast track deportation
286 Salhi Shawki 293 H. Lavender 292 interview 293 Eduardo Lucita 286 Clarin 292 Clarin 292 Melanie Sjoberg 291 J. Tully 292
New Labour Party conference J. Tully 292
The greatest land grab since 1788 292
The new far-right coalition Norm Dixon 293
Belarus
The 18th Brumaire of Aleksandr Lukashenko by Vladimir Shimanovich and David Mandel 286 Belgium Ernest Mandel foundation A most uncommon crisis FV/JD Alain Tondeur 285 288 Youth struggles 289 Books Ireland: the promise of socialism, by Joe Craig, John McAnulty and Paul Flanagan Notebooks for the grandchildren, Psychology and Society: radical theory and practice, by Mikhail Baitalsky 284 by lan Parker and Russell Spears 284 Sozaboy, a novel in rotten English, The new South Africa and the socialist vision, by Ken Saro-Wiwa 284 by Thomas Ranuga 284 The Pink and the Black: a history of homosexuals in France since 1968, by Frederic Martel
285 Lean Production, by Tony Smith 286 What Women Want, by Patricia Iraland Trotskyism in the United States, What Women Want, by Patricia Ireland 286 3 by G. Breitman, P. Le Blanc and A. Wald Revolution from above: the demise of the Soviet system Debt report, by AIDU 287 288 3 3 South Africa's radical tradition: a documentary history, pt by D. Kotz and F. Weir 288 3 1 (1907-1950) by Allison Drew (ed.)
288 Township politics by Mwanzele Mayekiso 288 interview with Houssin Zahouan
31
31
One country - one system
14
October Review 291
Thailand: Whose money? Whose crisis?
statement by Coalition Against the World Bank 292
25
22
Zhang Kai
295
Labour struggles
Colombia
Guerillas come out of the forest
E. Herrera
285
7
288
11
Paramilitarisation
P. Restrepo
291
10
Guerillas free captive soldiers
17
Obituary for Roberto McLean Torres
292
Communist Parties
Italy
Livio Maitan
285
27
The new Communist project
293
32
Livio Maitan
Pietro Tresso
Refounded Communists fumble Livio Maitan
294
2
Russia
The trouble with youth
289 byB. Kagarlitsky and R. Clarke
South Africa
288
Carl Brecker
Strains in the Alliance
The Communist Party and the Alliance
Carl Brecker
288
Spain
295
12
Jaime Pastor
A necessary rupture?
14
D. Toledano
295
A liberating rupture!
Conference
Confrontation at Latin American feminist conference
15
Jean Dupont
284
EuroMarches: "First we take Brussels...
284
16
Mark Johnson
Mauritius: Unions united against privatisation
7
Lindsey Collen
284
285
27
Livio Maitan
Italy: PRC
Remembering "Revolution Betrayed" in Moscow
MVD/JD
285
26
Chile: Latin American feminist conference
286
31
Ana Canales
36
288
Ernest Mandel foundation
FV/JD
Rwanda: Women and development
288
19
Anke Hintjens
Mauritius: globalisation, a concern of working people
14
(conference
David Finkel
289
34
USA: Labor Notes
Australia: New Labour Party John Tully
292
:292
The São Paulo Forum - by José Martínez Cruz
293
Indonesia: First PRD Congress
Cuba Youth festiva - by Mónica Gaona Romero 294
292
Youth Festival a "big success" F. Zamora
World Festival of Youth/Finland's YCL report
295
Pete Firmin
295
6
Britain: Labour Party
Congo
6
284
Che Guevara knew what to do Alain Mathieu
4
284
No imperialist intervention!
Alain Mathieu
18
Eric Toussaint
286
CRAP in action
286
17
Fourth International declaration
16
286
Alain Mathieu
Zaire unravels, west panics
19
288
Anke Hintjens
Under new management
Imperialist contradictions
4
Eric Toussaint and Denise Comanne
289
The Congo challenge
2
289
Eric Toussaint and Denise Comanne
The people are ready for change: interview with Jean
5
Baptiste Sondji (Health Minister )
Freeze Mobutu's assets! campaign
291
25
CADTM
Congo-Zaire's first reforms
291
25
Interview with Health Minister
The year Che was "nowhere"Z. Kowalewski
12
294
Cuba
Cuba: Youth festival a "big success"
17
F. Zamora
292
Mónica Gaona Romero 294
Cuba Youth festival
35
28
World Festival of Youth/Finland's YCL report 295
Czech Republic
Czech anarchists win court case against police 295
11
Debt
29
288
Patrick Bond
The World Bank is back
Hong Kong: Solidarity against the
25
G. Greenfield
292
World Bank/IMF
Thailand: Whose money? Whose crisis?
25
292
HK coalition Against the World Bank/IMF
Denmark
Is there ever a good budget? Age Skovrind
23
284
18
284
Radical MP deported from Turkey
287
10
J. Abro-Bähr trouble in the ranks
289
11
Bosnian democratic oppostion speaks out
289
18
Youth struggles
295
10
Dad Green Alliance advances
Red Green Alliance advances
East Timor
26
Australia: Fast track deportation
292
B. Skanthakumar292
26
Mandela v. Suharto
Economics review of Lean Production, by Tony Smith
35
T. Coutrot
286
Philippines: Who's the culprit for the financial crisis
Sony Melencio 293
28
Conditions for the emergence of socialism
294
27
C. Samary
The crisis on financial markets
295
26
A. Kilmister
Ecuador
23
Getting rid of "El Loco"
286
F. López
Radical left divided in response to crisis
287
16
Jean Dupont
Ecuador: Pouring oil on troubled heads
291
11
Jean Dupont
16
292
Ecuador: Indigenous strike
JD
JD
292
16
Indigenous strike
Egypt
293
Egyptian farmers protest land reform
26
Environmentalism
289
27
KD
Logging in Cambodia
289
32 review of Car mania, by Winfried Wolf
290
24
Europe's ecological challenge
290
22
The "automobile society"
Canada: Anti-ecological populism
292
H. Lavender
12
Mexico: elections, the Green party and the left
7
Dan La Botz
292
B. Skanthakumar295
24
Indonesia's forest fires
EuroMarches
284
16
M. Johnson
First we take Brussels...
287
8
Mark Johnson
EuroMarch news
F. Vercammen
288
2
En route to Amsterdam
EuroMarch reaches Amsterdam
291
2 by C. Aguiton and R. Cremieux
21
292
EuroMarch news
295
8
EU Employment summit
295
29
EuroMarch movement formed
European Union
Social progress had been defended
285
30
L. Maitan
285
30
F. Bertinotti
The struggle for hegemony
288
2
F. Vercammen
En route to Amsterdam
32
290
Against the south
290
3
EU treaties in the light of history
24
290
Europe's ecological challenge
14
290
For a social Europe
290
26
Fortress Europe
How the EU organises fiscal injustice
18
290
9
290
Political Europe and its institutions
290
21
Public services for the common good
290
22
The "automobile society"
31
290
The Common Agricultural Policy
290
30
The EU's eastward expansion
5
290
The Europe of big capital
290
7
The price of the Euro
290
35
The socialist alternative
28
290
The threat of military Europe
2
290
Their battle and ours
11
290
Towards a different Europe
16
Women: the persistence of inequality
290
EuroMarch reaches Amsterdam
291
2 by C. Aguiton and R. Cremieux
21
292
EuroMarch news
295
EU Emplovment summit
2
295
N. Busch
Europe's FBI in action
Financial markets
M.I Chossudovsky292
28
The global financial crisis
Philippines: Who's the culprit
28
Sony Melencio 293 for the financial crisis
26
The crisis on financial markets Andy Kilmister
295
Finland
295
28
Scandinavian Young Communists meeting
Fourth International
284
18
Danish MP deported from Turkey
17
286
Congo declaration
289
9
Albania declaration
17
289
The 14th European youth camp
289
18
Youth struggles in Europe today
36
290
Our International
292
34
Penny Duggan
14th European youth camp
35
294
Greeting to Cuba Youth festival
The 4th International and Cuba
294
16
Livio Maitan
France
"100% left" electoral list
284
20
C. Piquet
C. Piquet
284
19
Communist mutation
21
Truckers strike "for dignity"
D. Mezzi
284 review of The Pink and the Black: a history of homosexuals in France since 1968, by Frederic Martel
34
Sophie Massouri
286
33
Now hear this! (women's movement)
Interview with Marc Nectar,
30
287
President of Act Up Paris
The "sans papiers", by Madjiguene Cissé
289
32
289
18
Youth struggles
14th Fourth International youth camp
292
34
Penny Duggan
France's Socialist government R. Krishnan
292
19
5
295
France's 35 hour week
295
10
Truck drivers' strike
Fundamentalism
Turkey: Prosperity? No thanks!
286
10
Ufak Uras (ODP) [interview]
Turkey: Fundamentalist fall?
Erdal Tan
291
6
20
Richard Banner 293
Canada: Bigots repelled
Gay/lesbian review of The Pink and the Black: a history of homosexuals in France since 1968, by Frederic Martel
34
Sophie Massouri
Ill World gays struggle for survival
287
32
Ken Davis review: Gay men and the sexual history of the political left.
edited bv Gert Hekma, Harry Oosterhuis and James
291
34
Peter Drucker
Steakley review: The early homosexual rights movement (1864-
1935) by John Lauritsen and David Thorstad
291
34
Peter Drucker
20
Richard Banner 293
Canada: Bigots repelled
Mexico's Lesbian feminist parliamentarian
12
293
Canada: Gay Trade Unionists' conference
Gary Kinsman 295
28
Greece
288
Ilyas Altinoglu
The limits of flexibility
4
293
Test case for "anti-terrorist" measures
Guatemala
Free trade on the heels of genocide
288
12
Cindy Forster
Haiti
In search of an alternative
Arthur Mahon
284
12
293
16
Haiti: US firms disinvest
Hong Kong
Hong Kong: What about democracy?
October Review 289
29
Solidarity against the World Bank/IMF
25
G. Greenfield 292
Human rights
China tries to isolate dissidents
22
Zhang Kai
285
Algeria: human rights "surrealism" -
286
19 interview with Housin Zahouan
India
33
B. Skanthakumar294
Mother Teresa obituary
Indigenous peoples
Mexico: Tepoztlan, rebel town
286
22 by José Martinez Cruz
26
292
Australia: The greatest land grab since 1788
Indonesia
Building the alliance against Suharto
291
20
PRD interview
East Timor: Mandela v. Suharto
B. Skanthakumar292
26
24
293
First PRD Congress
24
Jean Dupont
293
New labour code
24
B. Skanthakumar295 forest fires
Internet
USA: censorship of "terrorist"
36
293
JD and guerilla websites
Ireland review of treland: the promise of socialisin, by Joe Craigo
John McAnulty and Paul Flanagan
287
11
Time off for domestic violence?
10
Bomb threat at Roisin McAliskey meeting
288
8
Northern Ireland: Another day in Castlereagh
289
293
6
Diplomacy clashes with reality John McAnulty
7
293
Interview with IRA spokesperson
295
David Coen
Ireland's new president
* 1997 index
Israel
National unity government?
T. Honig-Parnass285
Don't let the right in!
Italv
M. Ferrandi
285
Italy: The new Communist project
Livio Maitan
285
Social progress had been defended
Livio Maitan
285
The struggle for hegemony
Fausto Bertinotti 285
289
Youth struggles
Retounded Communists fumble
Livio Maitan
294
Japan
NGOs immigration protest
291
Korea
South Korea in the streets
Jean Dupont
285
The Asian miracle evaporates Terry Lawless
286
Revolutionary violence?
Terry Lawless
291
Labour leader stands for President
295
South Korea: Queer Film Festival banned
295
Labour movement
Britain: Trade union lefts increase co-ordination
Fred Leplat
286
Canada: Anti-ecological populism
Harold Lavender 292
Indonesia's new labour code Jean Dupont
293
Malaysia: The workers movement in Malaysia [interview with Arokia Dass
288
Mauritius: globalisation, a concern of working people
(conference
289
Mauritius: Unions united against privatisation
284
Lindsey Collen
Mexico: Obituary for Fidel Velazquez Sanchez
Dan La Botz
291 review of Strife: sex and politics in Labour unions, Barbara Pockock (ed.)
292
South Africa: COSATU restates its priorities
Carl Brecker
288
Sweden: Volvo workers ready for change
Peter Lindgren
286
USA: court orders new Teamsters election
292
USA: reforming the Teamsters Dianne Feeley
285
USA: review of Devil's Pact: Inside the world of the
Teamsters, by F.C. Duke Zeller Charles Walker 292
Labour struggles
Argentina: trade union recomposition
Eduardo Lucita
286
Britain: End Game in Liverpool Neil Murray
287
Britain: Interview with Liverpool dockers
Glen Voris
294
Cambodia: It really does grow on trees
289
Canada: McUnion recognition?
287
China: Labour struggles
Zhang Kai
295
China: tries to isolate dissidents
Zhang Kai
285
France: truck drivers strike "for dignity"
D. Mezzi
284
Korea: the Asian miracle evaporates
Terry Lawless
286
Mexico: New federation shakes labor politics
293
Morocco: Union leader assassinated
291
Puerto Rico: massive protest against privatisation
Rafael Bernabe
294
South Africa: general strike
291
South Korea in the streets
Jean Dupont
285
USA: inside the UPS strike
Martha Gruelle
292
USA: Say "No!" to Nike!
293
USA: The lean, mean university
293
USA: The new deal at UPS
Statement byTeamsters for a Democratic Union292
Land struggles
Australia: The greatest land grab since 1788
292
Brazil: rural workers march for land
287
Brazil: landless leader murdered
292
Egyptian farmers protest land reform
293
Latin America
Confrontation at feminist conference
Jean Dupont
284
Chile: Latin American feminist conference
Ana Canales
286
Marxist magazines meet
292
The São Paulo Forum, byJosé Martinez Cruz
292
Left (far)
Australia: New Labour Party conference
John Tully
292
Britain: Trade union lefts increase co-ordination
Fred Leplat
286
Canada: Socialist Action conference
292
Denmark: Red Green Alliance advances
295
Ecuador: radical left divided in response to crisis
34 International Viewpoint #295
23
31
24
23 32 8220 15 5== 27
Jean Dupont
287
16
France: "100% left" electoral list
Christian Piquet 284
20
Portugal: Municipal elections
295
Luis Branco
4
Sri Lanka: enough is enough!
interview with NSSP leader
Vickramabahu Karunaratne
285
19
Sri Lanka: NSSP leaders arrested
288
4
Turkey: Prosperity? No thanks!
286
Ufak Uras
10
USA: Time to act like a real party?
Jane Slaughter
289
22
Luxemburg
Youth struggles
289
19
Malaysia
The workers movement in Malaysia
Arokia Dass [interview]
288
15
Mandel, Ernest
288
Ernest Mandel foundation study day
36
Mauritius
Unions united against privatisation
Lindsey Collen 284
7
Privatising the privatisation debate
Rajni Lallah
34
Globalisation, a concern of working people (conference
289
14
British colonialism after Hong Kong
Alain Ah-Vee
293
10
Mexico
Fightback in Guerrero:
Pablo Perez and Efrain Cruz
284
The year of change
Braulio Moro
285
8
Pressure from left MPs in Europe
286
22
Tepoztlan, rebel town
Jose Martinez
286
22
Three waves of Mexican feminism
286
33
Obituary for Fidel Velazquez Sanchez
Dan La Botz
291
12
Elections, the PRD and the leftDan La Botz
292
4
Mexico: a new country?
José Martínez
292
2
Lesbian feminist parliamentarian
293
12
Massive welcome for Zapatistas in Mexico City 293
14
New federation shakes labor politics
293
13 review of Organizing Dissent: Unions, the State and the
Democratic Teachers' Movement in Mexico. by Maria
Lorena Cook
Dan La Botz
30
293
Organising on the US-Mexican border
J.D. Kincaid
28
295
Migrants/refugees
Netherlands: Iranian Marxist faces deportation
Action Alert
284
18
Britain: Palestinians get Irish treatment
286
Roland Rance
8
The "sans papiers", by Madjiguene Cissé
289
32
Fortress Europe
290
26
Japan: NGOs immigration protest
291
24
Britain: Uniting against communalism and racism
B. Skanthakumar292
23
Palestinian refugees protest UNRWA cuts
293
26
Gypsy asylum seekers
295
15
Morocco
Absolute manipulation:
byAbdel Baki Yussi and Mdebhi Aziz
284
28
Union leader assassinated
291
23
Mozambique
Exporting Apartheid
M. Chossudovsky289
12
Music
Obituary for Fela Kuti
Siddharta
293
33
Obituary for Nusrat Fateh Ali Kahn
Siddharta
293
33
National question
The workers movement in Malaysia
Arokia Dass
288
15
Canada: National question won't go away
291
9
Canada: Strategic crisis in nationalist mvmt
291
8
Britain: Uniting against communalism and racism
B. Skanthakumar292
23
Ethnic cleansing in Jerusalem
293
27
Scottish referendum victory Gordon Morgan 293
4
Wales Assembly referendum Ceri Evans
4
National/ethnic questions
South Africa: Black business is big business
Carl Brecker
288
28
The ethnic issue in Africa
Claude Gabriel
284
3
NATO
Javier Solana's "new NATO" G. Buster
G. Buster
203
293
8
Netherlands
Iranian Marxist faces deportation
284
18
Youth struggles
289
18
Nicaragua
How Aleman stole the election Dianne Feeley
284
Sandinistas move to the right Cesar J. Ayala
287
Nigeria review of Sozaboy, a novel in rotten English, by Ken Saro-Wiwa
284
33
Hunger strike by Ogoni prisoners
293
10
Obituary for Fela Kuti
Siddharta
293
33
Non-governmental organisations
South Africa: Is politics still popular?
Mwanzele Mayekiso288 27
South Africa: SANCO: Friend or foe of the Alliance?
Carl Brecker
288
26
Obituary
Pietro Tresso
Livio Maitan
293
32
Mother Teresa
B. Skanthakumar294
33
Nusrat Fateh Ali Kahn
Siddharta
293
33
Fela Kuti
Siddharta
293
33
Roberto McLean Torres
292
17
Fidel Velazquez Sanchez
Dan La Botz
291
12
Pakistan
Elections change little
Arif Aziz
287
17
Obituary for Fateh Ali Kahn
Siddharta
293
33
Palestine
Discontent increases
Graham Usher 284
27
The disastrous settlement
T. Honig-Parnass284
25
"Palestinian State" is a slogan which has lost its meaning
Meron Benevisti 285
25
The road to hell
T. Honig-Parnass285
24
Ethnic cleansing in Jerusalem
293
27
Palestinian refugees protest UNRWA cuts
293
26
Peru
"Our action is weakening Fujimori" -- interview with MRTA representative Izaac Velazco
285
Guerillas take the initiative
Jean Dupont, Ernesto
Herrera and B. Skanthakumar
285
2
Peru: The Lima embassy massacre
Fourth International declaration
289
25
Philippines
Who's the culprit for the financial crisis
Sony Melencio 293
28
Portugal
Abortion still restricted
Sérgio
286
Our abortion rights postponed again
Alda Sousa
287
6
Youth struggles
289
19
Municipal elections
Luis Branco
295
4
Psychology prace san Parker and use real the read review of Psychology and Society: radical theory and practice, by lan Parker and Russell Spears
34 review of Psychology and Society, by I.Parker & R.Spears
(eds.)
Rod Marshall
289
32
Puerto Rico
Massive protest against privatisation
Rafael Bernabe 294
32
Canada
Women march against poverty. Johnson
29
286
Québec: McUnion recognition?
287
14
National question won't go away
291
9
Strategic crisis in the nationalist movement
291
8
Right (far)
Australia: All together against Hanson
Melanie Sjoberg 291
19
Australia: The new far-right coalition
Norm Dixon
293
22
Canada: Bigots repelled
Richard Banner 293
20
Russia review of Notebooks for the grandchildren, by Mikhail
Baitalsky
34
Civil society and market transition
David Mandel
288
5
Revolution from above: the demise of the Soviet system by D. Kotz and F. Weir
B. Kagarlitsky
288
35
The trouble with youth by B. Kagarlitsky and R. Clarke
289
10
Trouble in Moscow
B. Kagarlitsky
295
9
Russian revolution
285
26
Remembering Revolution Betrayed
Conditions for the emergence of socialism
294
27
C. Samary
Three myths about October 1917
24
294
Daniel Bensaid
294
30
F. Vercammen
Was Lenin right?
Rwanda
Eric Toussaint 284
5
Aid, arms and interterence
284
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Alain Mathieu
No imperialist intervention!
Genocide victims pay for machetes
286
15
C. Braeckman
287
18
Genocide's creditors
Eric Toussaint
Women and Development conterence
288
19
Anke Hintjens
Scotland
Britain: Scottish referendum victory
Gordon Morgan 293
4
Serbia
C. Samary
286
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Milosevic's manoeuvres
Ex-Yugoslavia: polarisation continues
294
C. Samary
6
Social democracy
Denmark: Is there ever a good budget?
23
284
Age Skovrind
287
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Rod Marshall
Britain: Meet the new boss
Britain: More than Blair will give
Roland Rance 289
7
Canada: Anti-ecological populism
12
Harold Lavender 292
France's Socialist government
Raghu Krishnan 292
19
Mexico: elections, the PRD and the left
4
292
Dan La Botz
•Thailand: Labour party (re) founded
24
Satya Sivaraman292
Britain: Labour Party conference
295
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Pete Firmin
South Africa review of The new South Africa and the socialist vision, by
284
32
Thomas Ranuga
36
285 launch of a new left journal, Debate
Towards a grassroots women's movement
28
286
Rita Edwards
26
Roseline Nyman 286
Women in South Africa
288
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Black business is big business Carl Brecker
288
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COSATU restates its priorities Carl Brecker
31
AIDC
288
Debt report
Is politics still popular? by Mwanzele Mayekiso 288
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288
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Mandela's first 1,000 days review of South Africa's radical tradition: a documentary history, pt. 1(1907-1950) by Allison Drew (ed.)
C. Van Gelderen 288
31 review of Township politics by Mwanzele Mayekiso
288
31
Julie Klinker
SANCO: Friend or foe of the Alliance?
26
288
Carl Brecker
288
31
AIDC
South Africa: debt report
State interest or mass hegemony?
22
288
Carl Brecker
25
288
Carl Brecker
Strains in the Alliance
The Communist Party and the Alliance
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288
Carl Brecker
29
288
Patrick Bond
The World Bank is back
12
M. Chossudovsky289
Exporting Apartheid
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291
South Africa: general strike
20
295
The truth about the Apartheid debt
Spain
ETA - a view from the left,
294
8 by J. Iriate "Bikila' and losu Perales
United Left: A liberating rupture!
295
14
D. Toledano
United Left: A necessary rupture?
12
295
Jaime Pastor
Sri Lanka
Enough is enough! Interview with NSSP leader
285
19
Vickramabahu Karunaratne
B. Skanthakumar288
Election violence
4
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Jean Dupont
Left leaders arrested
Students
Korea: Revolutionary violence?
291
Terry Lawless
Sweden
Volvo workers ready for chang Peter Lindgren 286
ECG unemployment conference
Peter Lindgren 292
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Thailand
24
Satya Sivaraman292
Labour party (re) founded
292
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Whose money? Whose crisis?
Trotskyism
Remembering "Revolution Betrayed" in Moscow
MVD/JD
285
26
Trotskyism in the United States, by G. Breitman, P. Le
35
Blanc and A. Wald
32
293
Livio Maitan
Pietro Tresso
The 4th International and Cuba
Livio Maitan
294
16
Turkey
284
18
Danish MP deported from Turkey
286
Ufak Uras
10
Prosperity? No thanks!
291
6
Erdal Tan
Fundamentalist fall?
Unemployment
21
292
Initiatives in Europe this autumn
Sweden: ECG unemployment conference
292
21
Peter Lindgren
EU Employment summit
295
8
295
28
EuroMarch movement launched
USA
Profits up, concessions demanded!
285
Dianne Feeley
13
285
14
Dianne Feeley
Reforming the Teamsters review of Lean Production, by Tony Smith
286
35
T. Coutrot review of What Women Want, by Patricia Ireland
286
34
S. Pashlok
Trotskyism in the United States, by G. Breitman, P. Le
35
Blanc and A. Wald
287
32
AIDS: The cocktail hour
Tavis Barr
34
289
David Finkel
Labor Notes conference
Mathew Paymar 289
24
Organising education
Time to act like a real party?
22
289
Jane Slaughter
291
13
Geronimo Pratt "free at last"
292
10
Court orders new Teamsters election
292
8
Martha Gruelle
Inside the UPS strike review of Devil's Pact: Inside the world of the Teamsters,
Charles Walker 292
32 by F.C. Duke Zeller
The new deal at UPS
292
8
Teamsters for a Democratic Union statement
293
36
Censorship of "terrorist" and guerilla websites
293
11
The lean, mean university
Puerto Rico: massive protest against privatisation
Rafael Bernabe 294
32
295
17
Million Woman March
Organising on the US-Mexican border
28
295
J.D. Kincaid
Violence
293
7
Interview with IRA spokesperson
"Create two, three.. many Vietnams!
294
20
That is the watchword!"
E. Guevara
Spain: ETA - a view from the left by José Iriate 'Bikila' and losu Perales
8
294
Wales
294
4
Wales Assembly referendum Ceri Evans
Women
Confrontation at Latin American feminist conference
15
Jean Dupont
Canada: Women's march against poverty
Mark Johnson 286
29
Chile: More confrontation than debate
286
31
Ana Canales
286
33
France: Now hear this!
286
25 introduction to dossier
286
11
Portugal: Abortion still restricted review of What Women Want, by Patricia Ireland
34
Shirley Pashlok 286
South Africa: Towards a grassroots women's movement
28
Rita Edwards
33
Three waves of Mexican feminism
286
Roseline Nyman 286
26
Women in South Africa
AIDS: a non-condom solution?
287
34
Lise Thiry
287
24
Commercial sex (and AIDS) Ken Davis
Portugal: our abortion rights postponed again
287
6
Alda Sousa
287
11
Ireland: Time off for domestic violence?
Rwanda: Women and developmen
19
Anke Hintjens 288 t
Women in Europe: the persistence of inequality
290
16
Canada: March against poverty in 2000
10
291 review of Strife: sex and politics in Labour unions, Barbara
Pockock (ed.)
17
295
USA: Million Woman March
Youth
20
289
Programme of 14th European youth camp
Russia: The trouble with youth
289
10
B. Kagarlitsky and R. Clarke
The 14th European youth camp in solidarity with the 4th
17
International
289
18
Youth struggles in Europe today
7
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