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Contents (ISJ 45, Winter 1989)

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Sheila McGregor: Rape, pornography and capitalism

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Violence against women, an increasingly important political issue for more than ten years, is caused by patriarchy – or so many on the left argue. Pornography, it is said, is both patriarchal and an incitement to rape. 'Pornography is the theory, rape is the practice' runs the slogan.
Sheila McGregor argues that such ideas are based on simplistic and ahistorical views of human nature. Using a wealth of statistical material she examines sexuality under capitalism and provides an alternative explanation of violence against women and of the effect of pornography.
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Chris Harman: From Feudalism to Capitalism

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The origins of the capitalist mode of production have been hotly debated by Marxists throughout the post-war period. Chris Harman examines the debate, including the work of Maurice Dobb and Robert Brenner. He goes on to provide a new synthesis which takes adequate account of both the economic changes and the political battles that made possible the transition from feudalism to capitalism.

Mike Haynes: Introduction to Boris Kagarlitsky

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Boris Kagarlitsky is one of the best known activists of the new opposition in Russia. He is a founder of the New Socialist Party and of the independent trade union organisation, Sotsprof. He is author of The Thinking Reed, which was recently awarded the Isaac Deutscher memorial prize.

Boris Kagarlitskij: The market instead of democracy?

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Boris Kagarlitsky is one of the best known activists of the new opposition in Russia. He is a founder of the New Socialist Party and of the independent trade union organisation, Sotsprof. He is author of The Thinking Reed, which was recently awarded the Isaac Deutscher memorial prize. In 'The Market or Democracy?' he takes on the most fervent Russian advocates of the free market and demolishes their arguments.

Mike Gonzalez: The future of the Central American revolution

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In our last issue Dave Finkel, an editor of the American magazine Against the Current, wrote a critique of Mike Gonzalez's 'Central America after the Peace Plan', which appeared in issue 39. Here we continue the debate on the revolution in Central America with a reply by Mike Gonzalez.

Sabby Sagall: Letter from Nicaragua

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Sabby Sagall's reflections on his recent visit to Nicaragua.

Editorial (ISJ 45, Winter 1989)

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