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Fra International Socialism Journal nr. 90

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Editorial (ISJ 90, Spring 2001)

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mar 01

John Rees: Anti-capitalism, reformism and socialism

90

3

mar 01

Prospects for socialists are looking brighter than for many years. The growing anti-capitalist radicalisation across the world is having an impact in Britain, where it is fusing with discontent towards the New Labour government and beginning to refuel the industrial struggle. International Socialism editor John Rees examines the effect of the anti-capitalist movement, the crisis of reformism and the state of industrial struggle. Anticipating a revival in struggle, he calls for a vital reorientation of socialist activity in an article intended as a rallying call for a new interventionism.

Chris Harman: Beyond the boom

90

41

mar 01

The American boom appears to be running out of steam. Chris Harman, author of Economics of the Madhouse, looks at the causes of the boom, and at the reasons for the slowdown which is now encompassing the world's largest economy. He examines the inability of establishment economists to explain the return of the boom-slump cycle, the relationship between finance capital and the real economy, and the likely political effects of an economic crisis.

Walden Bello: 2000: the year of global protest

90

71

mar 01

Walden Bello, executive director of Focus on the Global South and professor at the University of the Philippines, has emerged as one of the key figures in the anti-capitalist movement. Here he gives his assessment of the global wave of demonstrations against the neo-liberal corporate agenda that have dominated the last 12 months.

Ed Mynott + Karen Evans + Gerry Mooney + Brian Richardson + Michael Lavalette: The woeful record of the House of Blair

90

77

mar 01

Labour's election platform seems to be even more right wing than the manifesto on which it fought the 1997 election. In a special briefing International Socialism has brought together a number of writers who provide a clear digest of what Labour has said and done in key policy areas such as education, poverty and racism.

Brian Manning: History and socialism (Jonathan Haslam: "The Vices of Integrity: E H Carr, 1892-1982")

90

103

mar 01

On the biography of historian E H Carr

Peter Morgan: A troublemaker's charter (George Monbiot: "Captive State: The Corporate Takeover of Britain")

90

111

mar 01

On George Monbiot's bestseller: "Captive State".