Issues

December 2009
Issue number 342
selection of articles
Letter from France
Capitalism and Climate Change: Accumulating Chaos
Copenhagen: the burning issues
Homophobic attacks: A rise in hate?
Tributes to Chris Harman
Chris Harman: A masterful book
Chris Harman: He never thought of himself as too important
Chris Harman: A thinker and a polemicist
Climate change: Capitalism's inbuilt obsolescence
Chris Harman: A man of political clarity
Joe Sacco: A long drawn out conflict
Superdrug: The poor can't pay anymore
Sounds of city streets
November 2009
Issue number 341
selection of articles
Letter from China
1989-2009: the revolutions that brought down Stalinism
1989-2009: celebrations muted by the disappointments of the present
1989-2009: civil rights, women's liberation - the power of mass movements
Postal dispute: delivering first class resistance to Royal Mail bosses
Through the glasses darkly
60th anniversary of the Chinese revolution: A great leap forward?
Fort Hood: Iraq and Afghanistan - the resurgence of anti-war cafes
Defending migrant workers - Hands off my workmate!
State capitalism - the theory that fuels the practice
Poland's subversive cinema
October 2009
Issue number 340
selection of articles
Letter from Venezuela
Dissent in the ranks
Eyewitness report on the legacy of the occupation of Iraq
New war resisters
Fighting for soldiers
New Labour equality flagship on the rocks
Writing history
When China threw off imperialism
Structural problems of capitalism
21st century feminism
Not lost in translation
Economic growth - the meaning of numbers
James Murdoch's Darwin
September 2009
Issue number 339
selection of articles
Letter from South Africa
A new period of class struggle
How we found the confidence to organise and take over our factory
Vestas changed the climate
Wapping lies
Dead-end solution in Palestine
Interview with Tariq Ali: Occupational hazards
The Afghan quagmire
Solidarity and encouragement
A tale of two festivals
Z is for Zhenotdel
July / August 2009
Issue number 338
selection of articles
Letter from Northern Ireland
Labour collapse, BNP victories - political meltdown
Iran's new rebellion
Refugees organise in Pakistan
Nothing democratic about Nazis
A journey on the railroad
Unrepentant empire
Double edged 'democracy'
A time for tragedy
Y is for Young Hegelians
June 2009
Issue number 337
selection of articles
Letter from Lebanon
The best democracy money can buy?
MP expenses: How I remember it
Pakistan's new catastrophe
The devil's carousel
When no news is bad news
Working class life, two Erics and teamwork
Interview: Mahmood Mamdani on Darfur
Money well spent!
String of surprises
Cinema and the Spanish Civil War
X is for Xenophobia
May 2009
Issue number 336
selection of articles
Letter from Thailand
Leap of faith: The ruling classes' "solution" to the economic crisis
Stand up to the Nazis
Swine Flu: the real dangerous swine wear suits
A textbook protest
State violence exposed
Discontent and the police
Visteon: A life-changing struggle
Myths of the white working class
Throw the costumes to the moths
Theatre and politics
W is for workers
April 2009
Issue number 335
selection of articles
Letter from Gaza
Who will pay the price for the crisis?
Pakistan on the brink
Nato's bloody history
Interview: David Harvey - Exploring the logic of capital
A government's revenge
Further education: Time to expand, not cut
Raw as war - Generation Kill
V is for Violence
March 2009
Issue number 334
selection of articles
Letter From Hungary
Economic crisis and job losses: who's to blame?
Views from the migrant workers
Agreements under threat
Lehman Sisters?
New party to unite the French left
Playing a part against injustice
The other occupation
Crystal clear intentions
Slump, boom and climate change
Mark Wallinger's horse of another colour
U is for united front
February 2009
Issue number 333
selection of articles
Letter from India
How can Palestine be free?
Gaza and the Palestinians - an unsustainable injustice
The economic crisis deepens
Iran: from Shah to Ayatollah
Charles Darwin: Revolution of evolution
Interview with Lillian Faderman: Chronicles of LGBT struggles
BBC: Whose side are you on?
The right to learn
India: Poverty behind the tiger
T is for Trotsky
January 2009
Issue number 332
selection of articles
Letter from Greece
Latin America and the struggles to come
Socialism can work
Rosa Luxemburg: a life of struggle
Interview: A structural crisis of the system
Mobilise against system
The betrayed generation
Was the 'New Deal' a good deal?
The Specials - so much, so young
S is for state capitalism
December 2008
Issue number 331
selection of articles
Letter From Iraq
After Barack Obama's historic victory, what's next?
Barack Obama as president symbolises change
After the election
Barack Obama and the working class
Getting out the vote for Barack Obama
The four legged stool that won the US presidential election
Hope and despair - the experience of the 1930s and the crisis today
Studs Terkel - Talking America
Reality Bites
Iraq and Afghanistan - out of the frying pan...
Boeing beaten back
The politics of economics
R is for Revolution
November 2008
Issue number 330
selection of articles
Letter from Austria
State of dependence
How will the economic crisis affect people's lives?
The value of money
US elections - the new deal?
Iceland's bosses in hot water
Money for the banks...
Standing up room only
Two faces of John Maynard Keynes
Class, food and poverty
Q is for quantity and quality
October 2008
Issue number 329
selection of articles
Letter from France
System failure: Economic turmoil and endless war
Market madness
With the workers always
Interview: Jon McClure of Reverend and the Makers
Beyond the Palin effect
Finding our voice
Andy Warhol: the man who wasn't there
P is for production
September 2008
Issue number 328
selection of articles
Letter from China
Pay Freeze: Learn from the past to shape the future
Nato and Russia: Georgia on their minds
Another education is possible
Interview: George Pelecanos: Telling the tales of two cities
Credit crunch: A winning formula?
Tube cleaners: a strike for freedom
Chorus of hypocrites
All art for the masses
O is for oppression

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