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Fra Socialist Review nr. 265

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Anti-capitalist demonstrators in Seville, June 2002. (For more see page 6)

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Editorial: Safe as houses?

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John Rose: (News Review:) Middle East: Bush's empire backs Sharon

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Between the lines (dot.com success; Girl Scouts; GM tests on human beings)

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Gareth Jenkins: (News Review:) Civil Liberties: The big brother house in Westminster

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Tom Behan: (News Review:) Anti-capitalism: Florence: planning the shape of Europe's future

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Chris Nineham: (News Review:) Anti-capitalism: Out of the bars and onto the streets (Seville)

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Solomon Hughes: (News Review:) Immigration: Labour puts asylum seekers in focus

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Jim Wolfreys: (News Review:) French elections: Second round win--on points

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The Walrus: Blair's paranoid androids

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New Labour stooges appear to be incapable of winning a trade union election says The Walrus

Mike Marqusee: India and Pakistan: Merchants of death

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As India and Pakistan compete for American support the danger of nuclear war continues to threaten the subcontinent.

Chris Harman: Thinking it through: Down and out in Havana (Pedro Juan Gutiérrez: "Anclado en Tierra de Nada" (Anchored to the Land of Nothing))

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Is Cuba free from capitalism? Chris Harman looks at the novels of a writer who does not think so

Martin Smith: Trade Unions: Dinosaurs have some backbone

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Trade unionists are beginning to flex their muscles. Martin Smith looks at what's at stake

Brian Manning: Obituary: 'A voice for the exploited' (Rodney Hilton)

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Brian Manning looks back at the life of the distinguished historian Rodney Hilton

Lindsey German: Women: give us a break!

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The number of women at work may have reached record levels but Lindsey German argues they still have a long way to go to achieve equality with men--let alone genuine liberation

Sabby Sagall: Zionism and anti-Semitism: The Jewish Question

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To be anti-Zionist does not mean you are anti-Semitic argues Sabby Sagall

Jo Cardwell: Sport: It's not just cricket

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You can't seperate sport from the racism and nationalism that go with it, argues Jo Cardwell

Mike Gonzalez: Arts Review: Cultural currents: Ugly side of the beautiful game (World Cup)

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Watching the world cup was a game of two halves for Mike Gonzalez