International Socialism (1st Series), No.14 (Autumn 1963) (original) (raw)
INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM
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47 Fitzroy Road, London NW1 _Editor:_MICHAEL KIDRON _Editorial Board:_IAN BIRCHALLTONY CLIFFNICHOLAS HOWARDALASDAIR MacINTYREPETER MANSELLDAVE PEERSJOHN PHILLIPSPETER SEDGWICKNOEL TRACEYJOHN STRAUTHER |
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NOTES OF THE QUARTER:
China-Russia: The Monolith Cracks, by Tony Cliff
Victor Serge and Socialism, by Peter Sedgwick
Letter to Editor:
- On India, from Gavin Kennedy
Ten Years for the Locust: British Trotskyism 1938-1948, by Jim Higgins
REVIEWS:
- School Classes, by Peter Ibbotson
- Ministry Boffin? by M. Millett
- School Psychology, by Peter Sedgwick
- Cold War Debate, by Tony Young
- Defending Russia, by Peter Sedgwick
- Arms Economy, by John Palmer
- American Radical, by Sergio Junco
- Polish October, by Chris Harman
- Marx and Morals, Alasdair MacIntyre
- Sociology – Science? – 1, by David Cairns
- Sociology – Science – 2, by Ioan Davies
- Bedtime Story, by G. Veitch
- Striking, by Andrew Miller
- Dead Horse, by Jeremy Jakes
- The Leadership, by Ioan Davies
- Fair Shares, by Raymond Challinor
- Declining Health, by Colin Barker
- Old Guard, by Ian Taylor
- Little Man, by P. Mansell
- Spain, by P. Mansell
- No Insight, by A. Gigante
- Loyal Opposition? by Ian H. Birchall
- Socialist Peasants, by Tolkatch
- Hard Heads, by John Palmer
- India, by Nigel Harris
- African Rebels, by Colin Barker
- African Jailbird, by Barry Hindess
- The New Boss, by Barry Hindess
- South Africa, by N. Adler
- A Mirror of ‘Observers’, by Sergio Junco
- Calypso and the Mass Party, by John Strauther
- Japanese Politics, by Nigel Harris
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