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Inside front cover: School students strike and protest against the war

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Editorial: No time to lose (L)

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This was not how Bush and Blair said it would be. It is already clear that the 'short sharp shock' that we were promised is now giving way to a far more prolonged campaign.

Andrew Stone: News Review: School's Out Against War

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In the past few weeks tens of thousands of school students have made an extraordinary entrance into political activism. On the day war broke out waves of walkouts, sit-ins and protests against the attack on Iraq swept the country, completely confounding journalistic stereotypes of 'apathetic youth'.

News Review: Between the Lines: Political correctness myths – Blunkett takes on children – No insurance in the Tower of London

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News Review: War Profits: Troops In, Contracting Out

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There may be profits to be made from securing control of Iraq oilfield at the end the war, but US companies are already cashing in as they queue to secure contracts to repair infrastructure currently being destroyed.

News Review: Coalition: Monkey Business

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Having failed to steamroller the United Nations Security Council into supporting its invasion of Iraq, the US has created a tinpot 'coalition of the willing' instead.

News Review: Anniversary: With You in Every Struggle

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Welcome to our 25th anniversary issue.

Andrew Stone: News Review: Rail Strike: On Guard for Strikebreakers

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Train guards began their first national strikes since privatisation at the end of last month in response to persistent attempts by train operators to diminish their safety role.

Martin Empson: Martin's Web: Making Marxism Click

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Marxists Internet Archive

Solomon Hughes: Privatising the Privates

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Labour now plans to privatise the military.

Anne Ashford: World Erupts Against the US

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From Egypt to the Lebanon, from Damascus to Palestine, the war in Iraq is leading to a revolt in the Middle East not seen for years.

'Freedoms are under threat' (Human Rights Watch) (Egypt)

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An edited transcript of a press release from Human Rights Watch.

Alex Callinicos: War Under Attack

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Opposing and organising against the conflict in Iraq is the most important task facing anti-capitalist campaigners today.

Chris Harman: Leader of the Pack

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The war in Iraq has exposed splits between the imperial powers.

Sabby Sagall: Making Democracy Safe

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Was democracy the cornerstone of US policy during the Cold War?

Dragan Plavsic: Promises, Promises

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Bush claims he wants to liberate Iraq. Dragan Plavsic examines the experience of Serbia and Afghanistan.

Paul Foot: Born Unfree and Unequal

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Capitalism's claim of promoting democracy is continually undermined by the growing gap between rich and poor.

Ian Birchall: People Power

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Workers' power is far more democratic than parliament.

Stephen Philip: Hollywood: Rewriting the Script (Paul Buhle and David Wagner: "Radical Hollywood")

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The movement against capitalism and war is having an impact on what's being produced by Hollywood.

Chris Harman: Obituary: Permanent Legacy (Mike Kidron)

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Chris Harman remembers Mike Kidron, who helped Marxists understand the post-war boom and Third World revolt.

Mike Gonzalez: Arts Review: Cultural currents: Theatre Enters Stage Left

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Theatre can be a forum for debate and encourage collective action.