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Fra Socialist Review nr. 120

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Chris Harman: The peaceful revolution? (Hungary and Poland)

120

12

maj 89

Alex Callinicos: End of a hard reign? (Britain)

120

13

maj 89

To many commentators, ten years of Thatcher have seen far-reaching changes in British economic, political and social life, conforming to a right wing blueprint of market forces and the strong state. Alex Callinicos here argues that, in fact, despite Thatcher's luck, opportunism and a feeble opposition her policies have left Britain fundamentally unchanged.

Derek Howl: NATO in a spin

120

17

maj 89

The recent arguments between Thatcher and West German Chancellor Kohl about short range missiles has brought the question of nuclear disarmament back into the headlines. Derek Howl looks at what lies behind the disputes and explains what is at stake for both superpowers.

Sabby Sagall: Prospects for Pakistan

120

21

maj 89

Four socialists in Pakistan talks to SWR about the country's future under prime minister Benazir Bhutto.

Bill Roberts: Obituary: Abbie Hoffman: No regrets

120

24

maj 89

An obituary of the former Yippie leader