Arkivet – Nummervisning

Fra International Socialism Journal nr. 112

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Contents (ISJ 112, Autumn 2006)

112

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Notes on contributors (ISJ 112, Autumn 2006)

112

2

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The painful passing of Tony Blair

112

3

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Chris Harman: Hizbollah and the war Israel lost

112

8

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Panos Garganas: Greece’s student movement

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43

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Choi Il-bung + Kim Ha-young: South Korea: the view from the left

112

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Crawford Spence + Mark Shenkin: Morales and the Bolivian state

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56

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Mike Gonzalez: The split in the Scottish Socialist Party

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1956 and the rebirth of socialism from below

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Mike Haynes: Hungary: workers’ councils against Russian tanks

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Anne Alexander: Suez and the high tide of Arab nationalism

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107

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Paul Blackledge: The New Left’s renewal of Marxism

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125

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Stan Newens: Memories of a seminal year (1956)

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Christian Høgsbjerg: C L R James: the revolutionary as artist

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163

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Andy Brown: The real Simon Bolivar

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183

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Jim Wolfreys: What is fascism?

112

189

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Megan Trudell: Deciphering the past

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Judy Cox: Beyond the Pankhursts

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199

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John Molyneux: Trotsky slandered

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200

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Chris Nineham: Delving behind the screen

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205

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John Newsinger: Hidden communities

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207

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Neil Davidson: Carnival, march, riot

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209

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Michael Löwy: Imagining other worlds

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215

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Chris Harman: Between ritual and revolt

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Chris Harman: Pick of the quarter

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222

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Samuel Farber: Feedback: Cuban myths

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