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Contents (Socialist Review 259, January 2002)

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Editorial: Aims in conflict

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The year opened with the world looking a much more unstable place than 12 months ago. It is embroiled in war, threatened with deep recession, and the contradictions caused by the reach of global capital are more acute than ever. The choices facing millions of people around the world are increasingly between the destruction of lives and livelihoods or collective action in order to change the world for the better.
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Javier Carles: News Review: Argentina: Sparking off a chain reaction

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Javier Carles reports from the streets of Argentina
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Between the Lines

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television license, Harry Potter marketing, military spending
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Peter Morgan: News Review: Argentina: The masses rise, a government collapses

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Protests, strikes and demonstrations by Argentina's workers against cuts and austerity forced the appointment of the fifth president in two weeks, Eduardo Duhalde, at the start of January.
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Solomon Hughes: News Review: Government U-turns: The market abandons New Labour

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Alan Milburn's plan to hand NHS patients to Bupa adds a new intensity to Labour's privatisation plans. However, his party's other market-driven flagships are sinking, stuck in the doldrums or simply failing to leave the dock.
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The Walrus: Heralds of free enterprise

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The collapse of Enron has shone the torch into a cellar full of crimes.
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Peter Morgan: Afghanistan: Tales from the tabloids

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Can we rely on press reports of the war in Afghanistan?
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Mike Haynes: Imperialism: The limits of US power

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The world's only superpower combines military strength with economic and political weakness.
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Chris Harman: France: The wrong attack

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Why has the anti-war movement in France has not matched others?
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Anne Alexander: Palestine: Loss of authority

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Yasser Arafat faces considerable opposition from erstwhile supporters
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Paul Foot: Workers' movement: The party's just begun

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Spontaneous activity is not enough – we need collective organisation
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Hassan Mahamdallie: Black and white lies.

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Race in Britain.
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Mike Gonzalez: The culture of discontent

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What is "Britishness"?
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Leo Zeilig: Nigeria: Several time bombs

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Leo Zeilig talked to Nigerian socialist Femi Aborisade
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John Parrington: Science: Clones maketh a man?

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John Parrington examnies the controversy over the cloning of human embryos.
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China Miéville: Middle Earth meets Middle England

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Fantasy writer China Miéville looks at the ideas and work of JRR Tolkien author of "The Lord of the Rings"
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David McNeill: Japan: All in the family

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The history and myths behind Japan's imperial dynasty
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Mike Gonzalez: Arts Review: Cultural currents: Whiteread's engaging spaces

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Rachel Whiteread exhibition
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