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Contents (Socialist Review 255, September 2001)

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Our world is not for sale – Protest @ New Labour's conference Sunday 30 September Brighton

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Editorial: Protests are winning (after Genoa)

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John Rose: Middle East: Rage against the war machine

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John Rose on the latest Israeli offensive

Between the lines (Privatisation, public inquiries, blacklist of workers)

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Chris Harman: Argentina: The ecstasy, followed by the agony

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Argentina's economic miracle turns to mirage

The Walrus: Nothing but blue skies

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Rock bottom for the weightless economy

Mark Brown + Chris Bambery + Lindsey German: How to beat the Nazis (+ Racism in Scotland)

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Mass mobilisations have stopped the Nazis in the past, and can do so today

Chris Harman: Capitalism's morning after

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Crisis hits the industrial core says Chris Harman. There are stormy times ahead for the world economy.

After Genoa – what next?

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Starhawk, George Monbiot, Susan George, Lindsey German, Mumia Abu-Jamal contribute to the debate

John Foot: After Genoa: The summit of shame

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John Foot reports from Italy on the emerging evidence of police brutality in Genoa and how this is creating a crisis for the Italian government

Chris Bambery: After Genoa: Black, white and red

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Genoa was a staging post in rebuilding the left. Chris Bambery looks at some of the main players

Peter Dwyer + Leo Zeilig: After Genoa: The Italian job

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Peter Dwyer and Leo Zeilig joined the Globalise Resistance train to Genoa and spoke to some of those aboard

Karen O'Toole: Review: Congo: Vengeance in blood

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Black leader Patrice Lumumba was murdered 40 years ago. Karen O'Toole reviews the events.
(Ludo De Witte: "The Assassination of Lumumba")

Panos Garganas: Macedonia: Repeat performance

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The war in Macedonia shows no sign of resolution despite the latest peace plans. Panos Garganas looks at the root of the conflict.
Panos Garganas is a Greek socialist. The Greek government put him on trial for treason in the 1990s for supporting an independent Macedonia.

Mike Gonzalez: Arts Review – Cultural currents: Older and wiser? (Shostakovich)

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Mike Gonzalez looks at how Shostakovich's last work recalls the revolutionary modernism of his youth