Socialist Review 172 (February 1994) (original) (raw)

Socialist Review, February 1994

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From Socialist Review, No. 172, February 1994.
Copyright © Socialist Review.
Copied with thanks from the Socialist Review Archive.
Marked up by Einde O’Callaghan for ETOL.

Editor:
LINDSEY GERMAN
Assisted by:
GARETH JENKINS
DAVE BEECHAM
PAUL FOOT
CLARE FERMONT
LEE HUMBER
JUDITH ORR
PAT STACK
MARGOT HILL
DUNCAN BLACKIE
SABBY SAGALL
CHRIS NINEHAM
KATE LORD
Business:
HAZEL CROFT
Reviews:
HAZEL CROFT

NOTES OF THE MONTH:

• Child Support Agency: Absent friends?
• Russia: Too big a shock
• NATO: More bangs per buck
• Nuclear power: Wasted energy
• Roads: Dead end street, by Kate Lord

FEATURES:

The sleaze factor, by Lindsey German

• Dammed if you do
• Porterhouse blues

When protest rises, by Daniel Ricca

Kurdistan: Balanced on a knife edge, by a Socialist from Turkey

History distorted, by Arthur Scargill

A shaft of light, by Heather Croft

Upsetting the stall, by Chris Harman

Blackshirts across the border, by Henry Maitles

A touch of class, by John Rose

Middlemarch: Novel times, by Gareth Jenkins

REGULARS:

Briefing: NHS – Critical condition

Thinking it through:

• The beast is back, by Chris Harman

Letter from the US:

• The two-year plan, by Sharon Smith

My favourite books, by Jim Allen

REVIEWS:

Film:

• Father’s day, by Cathy Bergin
• Man in the middle, by Martin Smith
• Growing pains, by Lawrence Wong
• Indian takeaway, by Hazel Croft
• Roundup

Theatre:

• Shadow from the past, by Gareth Jenkins
• Last call, by Chris Chilvers

Television:

• A special breed, by Chris Nineham

Music

• The paths of glory, by Frank Ormston

Photography

• Workers

Books:

• A monstrous aberration, by Chris Bambery
• Running a temperature, by Duncan Hallas
• The acceptable Bolshevik, by Derek Howl
• A common enemy, by Julie Waterson
• More than skin deep, by Yuri Prassad

LETTERS:

• Out of the ghetto, from John Saville
• Breaking new ground, from Keith Flett
• A monstrous tale, from Manfred McDowell
• How big a menace? from Wayne Hall
• Fringe benefits, from Philip Wilson
• Cause for concern, from Janet Evans, from Janet Evans

TALKBACK:

• They couldn’t care less, by Ann Fannin

STACK ON THE BACK

• ‘I cannot tell a lie ...’, by Pat Stack

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