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Contents (Socialist Review 254, July 2001)

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Marxism 2001 – A new movement, a new left. Central London 6-13 July

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Editorial: Circus in every town

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After Gothenburg and British elections

Gareth Jenkins: Railtrack: Going, going, gone?

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Lindsey German: Bulger case: Scandal time

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Richard Boyd Barrett: Nice treaty: When Irish no's are smiling

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Between the lines (private enterprise, union recognition, Virgin Air)

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Dragan Plavsic: Macedonia: Talk peace but prepare for war

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The Walrus: Out come the progress-chasers

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It's full speed ahead for New Labour's privatisation programme

John Rees: Election analysis: The left and the landslide

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Labour's second term will be bloody. Tony Blair has no mandate to go on the offensive. John Rees assesses the election result and the prospects for the left

Julie Waterson: Election analysis: The bitter fruit of Blair's rule

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On the BNP results at Oldham.

Goretti Horgan: Election analysis: Trouble for Trimble

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Election results in Northern Ireland

Chris Bambery: Election analysis: On a red roll (Scotland)

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Election results in Scotland

Karen O'Toole: Resistance is winning (interview John Pilger)

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Journalist and film maker John Pilger has produced a television programme about how the world's poor continue to suffer because of the WTO and the IMF. He spoke to Karen O'Toole

Solomon Hughes: At whose service? (GATS)

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Solomon Hughes on New Labour and the Gats selloff

Dave Waller: Up in smoke

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Big profits are made from household waste, says Dave Waller

Yuri Prasad: The sword and the shield

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The arms race is back on, fuelled by George Bush's Star Wars project. Yuri Prasad argues that the world is becoming a much more dangerous place

Brian Campbell: The toxic Texan

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Six months into his presidency and George W Bush is wasting no time in attacking American workers. Brian Campbell reports on why the bosses love their new leader

A vision for victory (Emma Bircham and John Charlton (eds.): "Anti-Capitalism")

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Keeping up with the growing anti-capitalist movement is difficult. We print extracts from a new guide written by some of the best known activists which helps do exactly that

Alexis Wearmouth: On the edge of the abyss (Indonesia)

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Different forces are jostling for power in Indonesia. Alexis Wearmouth explains the latest stage in the crisis, and we carry a report from the anti-capitalist conference in Jakarta which was closed down by the police

Paul Kellogg + Tom O'Lincoln + Ian Rintoul + Giles Ji Ungpakorn: 'Our philosophy is solidarity' (Indonesia)

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Before the police raid in Indonesia Paul Kellogg, Tom O'Lincoln, Ian Rintoul and Giles Ungpakorn interviewed trade union activists in Jakarta

Mike Gonzalez: Arts Review – Cultural currents: Watch, vote, control (reality television)

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Reality television reinforces the idea that we have no control over our lives. But is it the new religion, asks Mike Gonzalez