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Contributors (ISJ 115, Summer 2007)

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Analysis: Britain after Blair

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Analysis: Sarkozy: the French Thatcher?

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Nikos Loudos: Analysis: Greece: waves from the student struggle

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Robin Blackburn interview: What really ended slavery?

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Aditya Sarkar: Nandigram and the deformations of the Indian left

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John Newsinger: Gordon Brown: From Reformism to Neoliberalism

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Chris Harman: Gordon Brown: The economic "record"

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Mike Gonzalez: José Carlos Mariátegui: Latin America’s forgotten Marxist

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Alex Callinicos + Chris Nineham: At an impasse? Anti-capitalism and the social forums today

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Antoine Boulangé + Jim Wolfreys: France at the crossroads

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Chris Harman + Martin Smith: Kim Moody interview: The superpower’s shopfloor

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Chris Harman: The rate of profit and the world today

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John Molyneux: A revolution in paint: 100 years of Picasso’s Demoiselles

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Ken Olende: The literature of a ravished continent: Achebe, Sembène and Ngugi

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Andy Jones: Review: Snobs and snappers

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Matt Perry: Review: An abstract view of the past

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Paul O’Brien: Review: Stalin’s Irish victims

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Chris Bambery: Review: The making of an agitator

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Ian Birchall: Review: New Left Review: The search for theory

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Chris Harman: Review: The merchant and the Middle Ages

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Viren Swami: Review: Professor Jekyll and Comrade Hyde

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Naz Massoumi: Review: Persian proletariat

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Kate Connelly: Review: A handbook for activism

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Iain Ferguson: Review: Revamping old formulas

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Joseph Choonara: Review: Marx's "transformation" made easy

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Chris Harman: Review: Pick of the quarter

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