International Socialism (1st Series), No.3 (Winter 1960/61) (original) (raw)

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

	47 Fitzroy Road, London NW1 _Editors:_MICHAEL KIDRONALASDAIR MacINTYRE _Editorial Board:_PETER CADOGANRAYMOND CHALLINORTONY CLIFFKEN COATESMARION COOK (business)JOHN FAIRHEADROBIN FIOR (art)MARTIN GRAINGER (reviews)NIGEL HARRISNICHOLAS HOWARDHARRY McSHANEPETER SEDGWICK

NOTES OF THE QUARTER:

• Labour and the Bomb
• Russia and China
• Revolution in Cuba
• & A Note of Protest, Michel Raptis & Sal Santen Case

Zigzag: The Communist Party and the Bomb, by Raymond Challinor

Two Songs from Essex, by Jack London

France: The March of Despotism, by Jean-Jacques Marie

The Lion: A Moral Tale, by Slawomir Mrozek

The Fight for Workers’ Control, by Peter Sedgwick

POLEMIC

• Is A Neutralist Foreign Policy Possible? by Alasdair MacIntyre
• The Labour Party and the Bomb, by Bob Pennington & Martin Grainger

REVIEWS:

• Rebellion, by Peter Cadogan
• The Real Roots, by Bob Pennington
• Ephemeral flora, by T. Cliff
• The Pen and the Sword, by Alasdair MacIntyre
• On the Line, by M. Turov
• Indictment by Inference, by M. Grainger
• The Customer is Always Right, by Raymond Challinor
• The Psephological Eye, by Nigel Harris
• Facts and Fancy, by Don Bass
• Talking About Socialism, by Ioan Davies
• A Way of Seeing, by Ioan Davies
• African Background, by Eric Morse
• News Chronicle, by Michael Segal
• Capitalist to Manager, by Nigel Harris
• Hot Air, by Michael Segal
• Apologetics, by David Breen
• Riots and Romantics, by Ioan Davies

*Wrongly numbered 6, this is in fact issue number 3

Last updated on 15 February 2010