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Review: The Dancer Upstairs

November 4, 2002 Niall Mulholland, CWI, 4 November 2002

The Dancer Upstairs is set in an unnamed Latin America country in the recent past and concerns the attempts of a policeman, Agustin Rejas (played by Javier Bardem), to capture the elusive guerrilla leader who […]

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Review: Art exhibitioin, Soviet graphics

November 3, 2002 Niall Mulholland, CWI, 3 November 2002

A large portrait of Leon Trotsky dominates one wall of the ’Soviet Graphics – States of illusion’ exhibition currently showing at the Tate Modern Museum on London’s South Bank (on display at the History/Memory/Society section). […]

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Review: Perpetual War For Perpetual Peace – How We Got To Be So Hated by Gore Vidal

October 13, 2002 From The Socialist, paper of the Socialist Party, England and Wales section of the CWI.

THIS BOOK is a searing indictment of the US war machine and internal repressive state apparatus. Gore Vidal doesn’t in any way condone the methods of terrorism, but tries to explain why 9/11 occurred and […]

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Review: Martin Amis: Koba the Dread, Laughter and the twenty millions

October 10, 2002 Jim Hensman, from The Socialist, paper of the Socialist Party, England and Wales section of the CWI.

A NEW book by the novelist Martin Amis entitled Koba the Dread: Laughter and the twenty million has created a stir in the world of politics as well as literature.

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Review: The real rogue state. An alternative dossier on US imperialism

September 26, 2002 John Sharpe, from The Socialist, paper of the Socialist Party, England and Wales section of the CWI.

BLAIR CLAIMS that his "dossier" on Iraq justifies the US and Britain going to war and forcing a ’regime change’. "Rogue State", William Blum, is a "dossier" – with detailed references, many from official sources […]

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Review: Palestine — Still the issue by John Pilger

September 19, 2002 Chris Newby

In the excellent television programme, Palestine – Still the issue, which unfortunately was broadcast so late that many people will have missed the chance to see it, John Pilger provided a follow-up documentary to one […]

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Review: Socialism in the 21st century by Hannah Sell

September 18, 2002 Paula Mitchell

Socialism in the 21st century by Hannah Sell

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Review: Gregory Palast, The Best Democracy Money Can Buy

August 4, 2002 Clive Bomford

IT IS scandal time again in US capitalism as the Worldcom accounting fraud follows hot on the heel of the Enron collapse. Xerox also find their accountants can’t actually count.

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World economy: Scandal rocks world financial system

July 11, 2002 Peter Taaffe, CWI, 9 July 2002

"The credit system appears as the main lever of overproduction and over speculation in commerce solely because the process of reproduction, which is elastic in its nature, is here forced to its extreme limits.

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World Economy: WorldCom fraud – Capitalism is a bankrupt system

July 4, 2002 Editorial from The Socialist

THE US, the most powerful economy in the world, responsible for a third of world output, is reeling with shock. This time there are no foreign terrorists who can be held responsible for disaster striking. […]

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Review: Victor Serge – The Course is Set on Hope by Susan Weissman

June 16, 2002 Niall Mulholland, CWI.

A socialist activist in several countries, revolutionary journalist par excellence, novelist, and poet – Victor Serge was a man of huge talents. During his extraordinary life (1890-1947), Serge graduated from youthful anarchism to Bolshevism. He […]

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Review: Senoir Service, by Carlo Feltrinelli

June 6, 2002 Niall Mulholland.

Amid the recent upturn in class struggle in Italy, and the alleged reappearance of the Red Brigades armed campaign earlier this year, the recent publication on the life of Giangiacomo Feltrinelli could hardly be timelier. […]

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Review: Islam – a thousand years of faith and power, by Jonathan Bloom and Sheila Blair

June 6, 2002 6 June 2002

ISLAM IS the fastest growing religion in the US and rivals Christianity worldwide: "’They’ are now ’us’," is how Jonathan Bloom and Sheila Blair put it. They call for a greater understanding of Islam in […]

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Review: The Silent Takeover – Global Capitalism and the Death of Democracy by Noreena Hertz

June 5, 2002 This artice first appeared in the May 2002 issue of Socialism Today, monthly magazine of the Socialist Party (England and Wales)

“HOW COULD IT be”, ponders Noreena Hertz in the opening pages, “that ten years after landing in Leningrad to set up Russia’s first stock exchange – a travelling saleswoman with capitalism in my briefcase – […]

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Review: The Real Odessa by Uki Goni. Argentina’s murky history.

May 5, 2002 The Real Odessa by Uki Goñi (Granta Books).

This remarkable book reveals how many leading Nazi war criminals escaped justice and settled in Argentina.

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Review: Franz Fanon – A life by David Macey

April 30, 2002 By Ciaran Mulholland, 30 April 2002

In the late 1960s, the name of Frantz Fanon became associated with the idea of a armed revolution in the ’Third World’. In the words of his biographer, David, Macey, in his new book, ’Frantz […]

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Anti-capitalism: World Social Forum 2002

February 13, 2002 Joe Higgins, Socialist Party TD, Ireland, 13 February 2002

’I went to the World Social Forum at the request of our international movement – the Committee for Workers’ International – to assist in raising the need for a socialist alternative on a world basis […]

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Europe: Brussels anti-EU protests

December 15, 2001 You were arrested in Brussels and deported from Belgium. What happended?

One 17 year old ISR and CWI member from Sweden said: "It was enormous to see so many people – it was a great journey".

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Anti-capitalism: Anti-war = anti-capitalism

September 28, 2001 Judy Beishon

Over the last few years, anti-capitalist protests at meetings of the main world powers have been gaining in size and impact.

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Anti-capitalism: Socialists and ATTAC

September 4, 2001 Robert Bechert, CWI.

The end of April protests against the FTAA summit in Quebec were the latest headline catching illustration of the growing popular challenge to neo-liberal policies and to "globalisation", i.e. the increasing domination of the big […]

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World Economy: The world economy and the class struggle

September 1, 2001 CWI statement

Genoa and the worsening world economic situation necessitate that the Committee for a Workers’ International (CWI) fully takes stock of the present general economic, social and political situation in order to prepare our members and […]

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Anti-capitalism: What now after Genoa

August 10, 2001 Clare Doyle, CWI, 10 August 2001

Anyone who participated in the 300,000 strong demonstration against the G8 summit in Genoa on 21 July this year will look back on it as an historic day – a high point. After it, nothing […]

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World economy: Here comes the slump

August 10, 2001 Per Olsson

Summer is usually a period when "not much happens", at least in Europe. But this Summer is like the calm before the storm. The mass demonstration in Genoa and the last general strike in Argentina […]

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Sweden: No criminalisation of Gottenburg protesters

July 20, 2001 CWI statement

Throughout Europe the clashes around the Gothenburg EU summit have been utilised to unleash a propaganda barrage against the growing anti-capitalist movement in general and socialists in particular. Completely wild and undefined accusations of being […]

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Europe: Gotenburg – Fight the bosses EU/EMU – For a Socialist Europe

June 18, 2001 CWI statement

On the one hand Bush and the bosses’ EU and on the other thousands of demonstrators. The battle lines are drawn in Gothenburg. The EU is a capitalist bloc formed by multinationals in Europe and […]

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Sweden: The truth about Gottenburg by Joe Higgins

June 17, 2001 Per Olsson, 18 May 2001

TENS OF thousands demonstrated against US president George W. Bush and the summit of the European Union (EU) in Gothenburg, Sweden, 14-16 June.

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World economy: The threat of financial meltdown mkII

June 1, 1998 Issued by the Committee for a Workers’ International, 1 June 1998

This is an update on the world economy, a brief supplement to the CWI statement "Crisis of global capitalism", dated February 1998.

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World economy: A crisis of global capitalism

February 9, 1998 Issued by the Committee for a Workers’ International, 9 February 1998

"Consider the big picture: an east Asia of toppling currencies and bank insolvency: rising unemployment in Latin America’s largest economy (Brazil) and falling real wages throughout the region: stagnation and unemployment in Europe: a rapidly […]

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