Arkivet – Nummervisning

Fra Socialist Review nr. 30

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Frontpage

30

1

mar 81

Peter Binns: Nato's new line: Valiant, staunch and true

30

2

mar 81

Losing friends

30

3

mar 81

Inside the System (The Council for Social Democracy)

30

4

mar 81

Jenny Pearce: Uncle Sam’s Backyard – The bloody road to El Salvador

30

6

mar 81

Gareth Jenkins: Fighting back in Belgium

30

7

mar 81

Dave Johnson: Out of step generals (Spain)

30

7

mar 81

Alex Callinicos: Going the wrong way – Zimbabwe one year after victory

30

8

mar 81

Christine Kenny + Marta Wöhrle + Colin Sparks: Thre days that shook the Tories (miners strike)

30

10

mar 81

Jeannie Robinson: A lesson for us all (NUT)

30

15

mar 81

Jane Bernstein: More blood on the street (Murdoch)

30

16

mar 81

Inside the system (ICI)

30

16

mar 81

Gareth Jenkins: Purge in the poly

30

17

mar 81

Dave Beecham: The car crisis

30

18

mar 81

Inside the System

30

21

mar 81

Bibin Patel: Racism by degrees (Nationality Act)

30

22

mar 81

Chris Harman: Poland: The truce that couldn't last

30

29

mar 81

Jonathan Neale: Afghanistan impasse

30

29

mar 81

Pete Goodwin: Fading Star (Morning Star)

30

30

mar 81

Verity Bergmann: Books: Lenin's Children (Stuart Macintyre: "Little Moscows, Communism and Working-Class Militancy in Inter-War Britain" + "A Proletarian Science, Marxism in Britain 1917-1933")

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32

mar 81

Bibin Patel: Books: The bullet and the cash register (Alex Callinicos: "Southern Africa after Zimbabwe")

30

33

mar 81

Chris Harman: Books: Useful but... (Andre Gunder Frank: "Crisis in the world economy" + Bob Rowthorne: "Capitalism, conflict and inflation")

30

34

mar 81

Jane Ure Smith: Enter the women – Jane Ure Smith looks at some surprising new films

30

35

mar 81

Ray Challinor: The Socialist ABC: V is for Vodka, yes Vodka the one drink that don't bring the bends.

30

36

mar 81

Contents

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