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Fra Socialist Review nr. 117

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Gareth Jenkins: A winter's tale

117

14

feb 89

Why did the Tories win the election in May 1979? One common explanation is that the "winter of discontent", which took place ten years ago, was the cause – that militant trade unionism must inevitabley cost Labour elections. Gareth Jenkins argues otherwise

Lindsey German: USSR: Reform or revolution?

117

18

feb 89

The upheavals currently taking place in the USSR have led to a renewed interest and debate about the nature of Russian society. The writings of Leon Trotsky from the 1930s on the subject are highly relevant and, argues Lindsey German, point to very different conclusions from those of most of the reformers.

Rahul Patel: A burning issue (Salman Rushdie: "Satanic Verses")

117

24

feb 89

Salman Rushdie's new novel, Satanic Verses, has provoked fierce controversy internationally. It has been banned for diverse reasons in several countries, including India and South Africa, and has led to demonstrations in Britain. Rahul Patel looks at Rushdie's novels and explains the furore.

Ann Rogers: 1789 – Culture and Revolution: Reason and reality (Hegel)

117

26

feb 89

Ann Rogers studies the impact of the revolutionary events on the works of Hegel

Chris Stephenson: Chauvinist cancer ("The Cyprus problem and the Internationalist Tasks of Greek Cypriot Revolutionaries")

117

28

feb 89