Arkivet – Nummervisning

Fra Socialist Review nr. 30

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Frontpage

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mar 81

This issue has number 1981:3 on the cover

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

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2

mar 81

Losing friends

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3

mar 81

An unpleasant budget is nothing new from this government.

Inside the System (The Council for Social Democracy)

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4

mar 81

William Ridgers – Roy Jenkins – Shirley Williams – David Owen

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

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6

mar 81

There have been at least 75 US military interventions in Central America, Mexico and the Caribbean in the last century and a half.

Gareth Jenkins: Fighting back in Belgium

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7

mar 81

Dave Johnson: Out of step generals (Spain)

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7

mar 81

Dave Johnson looks at the background to Spain's failed coup

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

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8

mar 81

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

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10

mar 81

Jeannie Robinson: A lesson for us all (NUT)

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15

mar 81

Jane Bernstein: More blood on the street (Murdoch)

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mar 81

Inside the system (ICI)

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16

mar 81

Gareth Jenkins: Purge in the poly

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17

mar 81

Dave Beecham: The car crisis

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18

mar 81

Inside the System

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mar 81

Bibin Patel: Racism by degrees (Nationality Act)

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22

mar 81

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

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mar 81

Jonathan Neale: Afghanistan impasse

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mar 81

It has taken the junket by three Labour MPs to remind us that real people are still fighting and dying in Afghanistan. One year after the invasion, it is time we looked at the consequences of the Russian intervention and the tragic impasse which now grips Afghanistan.

Pete Goodwin: Fading Star (Morning Star)

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mar 81

Pete Goodwin looks at the crisis in the CP's daily paper

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

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33

mar 81

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

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34

mar 81

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

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35

mar 81

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

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mar 81

Contents

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