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Le nouveau numéro de la revue du Socialist Workers Party est sorti :

Issue 127

Analysis

The mould cracks

Marxism and feminism today

Judith Orr

Interview: Zionism, socialism and nationalism

Shlomo Sand & John Rose

Interview: Reviving the spirit of equality

Richard G Wilkinson & Iain Ferguson

1937: the year of the sitdown

John Newsinger

Reassessing the permanent arms economy

Gonzalo Pozo

The Red Hussar: Daniel Bensaïd, 1946-2010

Sebastian Budgen

Empire and literature

Gareth Jenkins

Feedback

Another side of anarchism

Ian Birchall

A response to the sex work debate

Gareth Dale and Xanthe Whittaker

Book reviews

Economic development

Joseph Choonara

Sharing history

Penny McCall Howard

Gramsci rendered whole

Chris Bambery

Driving American decline

G Francis Hodge

Philosophy on the barricades

Stacey Whittle

Drama in three acts

Louis Bayman

Dispelling “the Malthus myth”

Martin Empson

Poles apart?

Adam Fabry

Irrational records

Paul Blackledge

Contesting the revolutionary tradition

Leo Zeilig

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Issue 128

Analysis

Austerity politics

There will be blood

Greece: striking back

Panos Garganas

The “South Africa moment”: Palestine, Israel and the boycott

Tom Hickey and Philip Marfleet

Hamas, Gaza and the blockade

Jamie Allinson

The euro crisis and the future of European integration

Christakis Georgiou

Crisis and recession in Central and Eastern Europe

Jane Hardy

The ironies of Indian Maoism

Jairus Banaji

Michelangelo and human emancipation

John Molyneux

From deflected permanent revolution to the law of uneven and combined development

Neil Davidson

Feedback

Socialism in the 21st century and the Russian Revolution

Simon Pirani

Sexism and sex work: A response to Dale and Whittaker

Jess Edwards

Book reviews

Skipping stages

Esme Choonara

Labour theory of value?

Estelle Cooch

Other worlds are possible!

Beccy Reese

A fiery polemic

Gareth Dale

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Issue 129

Analysis

The student revolt and the crisis

Mad as hatters? The Tea Party movement in the US

Megan Trudell

Police killings and the law

Simon Behrman

Labourism and socialism: Ralph Miliband’s Marxism

Paul Blackledge

True crime stories: some New Labour memoirs

John Newsinger

Marxism and disability

Roddy Slorach

Decoding capitalism

Joseph Choonara

What’s wrong with school history?

Andrew Stone

Why we should be sceptical of climate sceptics

Suzanne Jeffery

Tony Cliff’s Lenin and the Russian Revolution

John Rose

Feedback

Sex work: a rejoinder

Gareth Dale and Xanthe Whittaker

Discussing the alternatives

Grace Lally

Book reviews

A tangled tale

Yuri Prasad

Revolution rewritten

Jack Farmer

Analysing honour

Mark Harvey

Globalising Gramsci

Adrian Budd

Intellectual weapons

Alex Callinicos

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Issue 130

Analysis

The return of the Arab revolution

Alex Callinicos

Engels on the power of nature

The return of fear

Iain Ferguson

Tunisia: the people’s revolution

Chamseddine Mnasri

Act One of the Egyptian Revolution

Philip Marfleet

Social media and social movements

Jonny Jones

The origins of the united front policy

John Riddell

The Tories, Eton and private schools

David Renton

I love the sound of breaking glass: the London crowd, 1760-2010

Keith Flett

Feedback

Facing the crisis: the strategic perplexity of the left

Stathis Kouvelakis

Sexuality, alienation and capitalism

Sheila McGregor

Counterpower, participatory democracy, revolutionary defence: debating Black Flame, revolutionary anarchism and historical Marxism

Lucien van der Walt

The social roots of “impairment”

Lee Humber

Book reviews

We want rebel music

Lee Billingham

Natural’s not in it

Martin Empson

State of the union

Chris Bambery

Forgotten famine

John Newsinger

Africa’s opening

Andy Wynne

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Issue 131

Analysis

Unsteady as she goes

Alex Callinicos

Britain’s trade unions: the shape of things to come

Martin Smith

The Tories: An anatomy

Richard Seymour

The growing social soul of Egypt’s democratic revolution

Anne Alexander

Culture and multiculturalism

Gareth Jenkins

Geert Wilders and the rise of the new radical right

Maina van der Zwan

The Great Unrest and a Welsh town

Tim Evans

Feedback

The relevance of permanent revolution: A reply to Neil Davidson

Joseph Choonara

Anarchism, syndicalism and strategy: A reply to Lucien van der Walt

Paul Blackledge

Talkin’ ‘bout a revolutionary

Ian Birchall

Book reviews

Behind the masks

Peyman Jafari

Interrogating empire

G Francis Hodge

This time it’s personal

Simon Englert

Science and industry

Amy Gilligan

Karl Marx in Wonderland

Luke Evans

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Issue 133

Analysis

The crisis wears on

Alex Callinicos

The rebirth of our power? After the 30 November mass strike

Charlie Kimber

The Occupy movement and class politics in the US

Megan Trudell

Interview: Working people have no interest in saving the euro

Costas Lapavitsas

China's capitalism and the crisis

Jane Hardy and Adrian Budd

The Egyptian workers’ movement and the 25 January Revolution

Anne Alexander

Libya at the crossroads

Simon Assaf

Revolution against “progress”: the TIPNIS struggle and class contradictions in Bolivia

Jeffery R Webber

“Take that, Maynard G Krebs!”: the Beat Generation.

Adam Marks

Engels’s contradictions: a reply to Tristram Hunt

Roland Boer

Book reviews

Information is not knowledge

Andy Wilson

Philosophical arabesques

Ross Speer

What’s past is prologue

Sally Kincaid

Hegelianation?

Dan Swain

Working class theory is something to read

Jamie Woodcock

“How many ways to get what you want?”

Robin Burrett

A trade union whodunit

Julian Alford

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Issue 134

Analysis

Rumours of crisis, revolution and war

Alex Callinicos

Interview - Greece: the struggle radicalises

France: anti-capitalist politics in crisis

The politics of the Scottish independence referendum

Neil Davidson

The shock of the new: anti-capitalism and the crisis

Jonny Jones

“Most humble day”: the Murdoch empire on the defensive

John Newsinger

The growth paradigm: a critique

Gareth Dale

Housing: as it is, and as it might be

David Renton

Pitfalls and radical mutations: Frantz Fanon’s revolutionary life

Leo Zeilig

The late Christopher Hitchens

Richard Seymour

Feedback

Explaining the crisis or heresy hunting? A response to Joseph Choonara

David McNally

The Morales government: neoliberalism in disguise?

Federico Fuentes

Letter to the editor: Libya

Gilbert Achcar

Book reviews

Race and class in the US

Nicola Ginsburgh

After the fall

Gabriele Piazza

Materialism vs creationism

Amy Gilligan

Thought for food

Dave Sewell

Another social work is possible

Francesca Byron

How green was my valley?

Tim Evans

Nude, shrewd but sometimes crude

Joseph Choonara

Remembering E P Thompson

Christian Høgsbjerg

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Issue 135

Analysis

The second coming of the radical left

Alex Callinicos

France after Sarkozy: Confronting the politics of despair

Jim Wolfreys

The life and times of Occupy Wall Street

Jen Roesch

Rochdale: an anatomy of the sexual abuse scandal

Judith Orr

Resistance: the best Olympic spirit

Dave Zirin and Gareth Edwards

The Syrian crucible

Jonathan Maunder

The rise and fall of the Jewish Labour Bund

Sai Englert

Characterising the period

Nigel Harris

Twenty five years of revolution

Colin Barker

Daniel Bensaïd and the broken time of politics

Alex Callinicos

A reply to David McNally

Joseph Choonara

Clutching at straws? Some mainstream accounts of the crisis

Brian O'Boyle

Grappling with the united front

Ian Birchall

Book reviews

It’s hard to be a saint in the city

Dan Swain

Consuming culture

Bea Leal

Capital ideas

Sarah Young

Dark mirror

Jack Farmer

Liberalism: theory and practice

Marieke Mueller

Ethnic dissension

Shirin Hirsch

Revolution revisited

Julie Sherry

A citizen of whose world?

Jamie Pitman

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Issue 137

Analysis

British sounds

Alex Callinicos

Why Obama won

Megan Trudell

Interview: South Africa after Marikana

Peter Alexander

“Never going back”: Egypt’s continuing revolution

Philip Marfleet

Latin America: the tide is turning

Mike Gonzalez

New divisions of labour in the global economy

Jane Hardy

The dynamics of revolution

Alex Callinicos

The enemy’s enemy: Disraeli and working class leadership

Ian Birchall

Hegemony and mass critical intellectuality

Panagiotis Sotiris

Divided they fell: the German left and the rise of Hitler

Florian Wilde

Climate change: it’s even worse than we thought

Martin Empson

Feedback

The NPA in crisis: We have to explain because we have to start again

Denis Godard

Book reviews

The age of Hobsbawm

Siobhan Brown

Sweet dreams aren’t made of this

Jonny Jones

Climate of conflict

Camilla Royle

The Dice Man

Ross Speer

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Issue 141
Conference
Day School: Work, Class & Resistance
Analysis
The left after Grangemouth
Alex Callinicos
Can the Tories abolish the welfare state?
Iain Ferguson
Transgender oppression and resistance
Laura Miles
A "Trot of the milder persuasion": Raymond Challinor's Marxism
Christian Høgsbjerg
Dialectics, nature and the dialectics of nature
Camilla Royle
“All things are in common”: theology and politics in Luther Blissett’s Q
Roland Boer
The internet, social media and the workplace
Martin Upchurch
Clear red water or Fabianism with a valleys accent? Wales and the politics of devolution
Tim Evans
Feedback
Once more on left reformism: A reply to Ed Rooksby
Paul Blackledge
Book reviews
A history of struggle
Andrew Stone
Fighters against apartheid
Leo Zeilig
Thailand's red shirts
Giles Ji Ungpakorn
Intersectionality and black communist women
Ken Olende
Neoliberal psychiatry and its discontents
Tad Tietze
Can China’s trade unions be reformed?
Simon Gilbert
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A Note on Sex and Early Societies
Phil Webster

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