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Contents (ISJ 106, Spring 2005)

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Notes on contributors (ISJ 106, Spring 2005)

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Chris Harman: Imperialism's new facade

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3

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Anne Alexander + Simon Assaf: The elections and the resistance in Iraq

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Egypt: the pressures build up (interviews)

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Chris Harman: Britain after eight years of Blair

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Jane Hardy: The changing structure of the British economy

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Jacob Middleton: The working class

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Terry Wrigley: Blair’s vision for education: business, business, business

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Alex Law + Gerry Mooney: Urban landscapes

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Charlie Kimber: Labour’s organic crisis

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Respect: the record so far

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Alex Callinicos + John Holloway: Can we change the world without taking power?

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112

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Mike Gonzalez: The WSF: Looking for an alternative

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129

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Venezuela: inside the Bolivarian revolution (An interview with Roland Denis)

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135

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Fernando Lizárraga: Che and the socialist tradition: a reply to Mike Gonzalez

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Esme Choonara: Cities in revolt (Mumbai)

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Kieran Allen: Militant Dubliners

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161

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Andy Durgan: Barcelona class war

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John Molyneux: Emin matters

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Angus Calder: More than Culloden (Neil Davidson: "Discovering the Scottish Revolution, 1682-1746")

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172

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John Game: Caught in a trap (Vivek Chibber: "Locked in Place: State-Building and Late Industrialisation in India")

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Chris Harman: Forgotten subversives

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James Woodcock: I’m all lost in the supermarket

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Judy Cox: Where Capital came from

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Chris Harman: Pick of the quarter

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Daphne Lawless: A question of perspective (New Zealand)

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