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Fra International Socialism Journal nr. 103

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Content (ISJ 103, Summer 2004)

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Editorial (ISJ 103, Summer 2004)

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Charlie Hore: China's century?

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China's economic growth over the last two decades has shifted the global balance of power and is now the US's greatest potential challenger. Indeed, the Project for a New American Century is focused on repelling this challenge. But who is benefitting from China's growth, and at what price? Charlie Hore examines the contradictions of China's boom, and the impact on workers of a repressive regime tying itself to an increasingly vulnerable system of global capitalism.

Chris Harman: India after the elections: a rough guide

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The Hindu chauvinist BJP's claims that 'India is shining' failed to convince the voters in May's elections. The results shocked left and right alike, ith the BJP losinga third of its seats an Congress returning as the main party after ten years on the sidelines. Chris Harman tackles the question of how the Indian left should respond, arguing that an opportunity exists to form a new left, ditch the old Stalinist certainties, and forge a movement to challenge the whole system.

Michael Bradley: A band of brothers? (D-Day, World War II)

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Sixty years after D-Day Michael Bradley takes us through the days' events and argues that it wasn't the pivotal moment we are told about at school. He looks at the British Communist Party's role in galvanising working class support for the war effort, but argues that the class war was far from over.

Rachel Aldred: In perspective: Judith Butler

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Our 'In perspective' series continues with a look at US feminist and anti-war activist Judith Butler. Rachel Aldred brings out Butler's common concerns with Marxism in fighting for a world free from oppression.

James Holstun: Brian Manning and the dialectics of revolt

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Brian Manning, a regular contributor to this journal, died in April this year. Deutscher Prize-winning author of 'Ehud's Dagger' James Holstun appreciates the work of this great Marxist historian af the English Revolution.

Neil Faulkner: Roman history from below? (Michael Parenti: "The Assassination of Julius Caesar: A People's History of Ancient Rome")

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A review of Michael Parenti, The Assassination of Julius Caesar: A People’s History of Ancient Rome (The New Press, 2003), £14.95.

Ian Birchall: When Rosmer reviewed Cliff

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Book reviews include a newly discovered review of Tony Cliff's first book ("Stalin's Satellites in Europe").

Alfred Rosmer: Cliff's first book ("Stalin's Satellites in Europe")

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jun 04

Book reviews include a newly discovered review of Tony Cliff's first book.