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Fra Socialist Review nr. 308

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Noel Douglas: Time for a commercial break

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Mark Steel: When Getting it Wrong is Part of the Job Description

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Rob Hoveman: Andrew Glyn: 'Will we face a dystopia in which very large numbers of less qualified and poorly paid people exist to service the consumption needs of the rich?'

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Alex Callinicos: Alternatives to Neo-liberalism

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Lindsey German: In My Opinion: Danger to World Peace

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Claire Ceruti: South Africa: Communists and ANC to Split?

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Vidya Sagar: India: Suicide and the 'Art of Living'

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John Crabtree: Peru: Second Chance President

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Anne Ashford: Iraq: Filmmaking under occupation

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Beccy James: Mental Health: Much More Than a 'State of Mind'

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Michael Lavalette: Tour de France: Chain Gang Convicts of the Road

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James Dunkerley: Book Review: The Enduring Spell of Bolivar

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Sally Campbell: Book Review: Cracks in the System

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Simon Assaf: Book Review: Wrong War

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Jane Coles: Book Review: Testing Times

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Chris Nineham: Book Review: Future Perfect?

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Viv Smith: Book Review: Finding Roots

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Peyman Jafari: Book Review: Beneath the Lies

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Ben Dickenson: Book Review: Original Directors

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Jim Wolfreys: DVD Review: Guilty secret

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Shahnaz Taylor: Film Review: Politics Show

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Noel Halifax: Out of the Closet

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Richard Seymour: Comment: The Brutalisation of the Working Class

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Charles Markham: Comment: Missing Shots

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Correction

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Chris Harman: Last word: The Ruling Class, its Police and the Left

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