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Contents (Socialist Review 257, November 2001)

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Stop The War – Demonstrate 18 November

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Editorial: A war no one wants

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Chris Harman: The economy: The sickness is spreading

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News Review

Hari al-Khazzaf: Middle East: Stirrings on the Nile

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News Review

Tom Behan: Italy: 'Be as big as this great movement'

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Founding of "Italian Social Forum" (ISF) in Florence, October

Railtrack: Labour's privatisation plans (Andrew Murray: "Off the Rails")

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Between the lines

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Railtrack at Labour Conference, Kodak, Labour sponsored by private companies

The Walrus: Not quite so joined up

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The City is spitting blood over the government's handling of Railtrack

Alex Callinicos: Stop the war: The disasters of war

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Bush and Blair have plunged us into a terrible conflict. But as Alex Callinicos explains, the longer it goes on the more their problems stack up

Paul Foot: The truth machine

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Journalist of the decade Paul Foot argues why we should oppose this war – and what media workers can do about it.

Dragan Plavsic: Contempt of court

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Can international law control US imperialism?

Chris Harman: Thinking it through: The state of the movement

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Anti-capitalists are taking to the streets against the war and their politics are hardening up, argues Chris Harman

Phil Marfleet: Islam: Force for change?

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Phil Marfleet looks at the appeal and limits of Islamic activism

SWP: An attack on all fronts (Statement against the war)

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This statement against the war is being circulated by British socialists

Stop the war: Not in our name (London, Glasgow, Liverpool, Germany, Japan, India)

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Protests at war have erupted across the world. We print eyewitness reports of demonstrations and meetings which show the birth of a new movement

Clare Fermont: In the name of civilisation

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A crackdown on our liberties is going around the world

Dave Beecham: Spreading the spores of war (US foreign policy)

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Dave Beecham examines the brutal record of US foreign policy

Mike Gonzalez: (Arts Review:) Cultural currents: God, gold and genocide (Chiapas, 1511)

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Mike Gonzales looks at a radical bishop of Chiapas active nearly 500 years ago