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Description:RUSSIA'S CRISIS reached new depths with Boris Yeltsin’s bloody suppression of Chechnya. He won the battle but may have lost the war to hold on to his presidency. Dave Crouch writes from Moscow, assessing the liberal’s political, economic and social record and showing how they have prepared the ground for forces to their right, including Russia's increasingly vociferous Nazi organisations. Finally he looks at how workers organisations are placed to resist the rise of the right.LAW AND ORDER have been the watchwords of the right in the industrialised countries for a generation. Social democratic and Labour parties seem to have accepted the right's terms of debate—just at the moment when the United States, the country in which the right's ideas have been most fully put into practice, is experiencing a catastrophic failure in penal policy. American socialist Phil Gasper provides a devastating expose of the US penal system.BRITISH POLITICS is dominated by the rightward shift of Tony Blair's 'new look' Labour Party and the continued crisis of the Tory government. Alex Callinicos reviews the poverty of the Labour modernisers thought and Judy Cox examines books on the Tories' poll tax debacle and the withering of Tory party membership. Taking the longer view, Eric Hobsbawm's panorama of the 20th century, Age of Extremes, informs and infuriates in not quite equal measure, argues John Rees.MATEWAN IS one of the finest films working class struggle. John Newsinger pays tribute to its maker, John Sayles, but also uncovers the equally heroic struggles which preceded and post-dated the events that made it to celluloid. International Socialism 61 opened a debate on jazz. Here CharlieHore brings discussion to a close with a reply to his critics, whose views appeared in International Socialism 64.IRISH POLITICS are obviously at a turning point—precisely the kind of juncture which requires us to recover the past events which brought us to our present. Pat Riordan's Bookwatch provides a guide.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Yeltsin bares his teeth (International Socialism, #66). To get started finding Yeltsin bares his teeth (International Socialism, #66), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Pages: 158

Format: PDF, EPUB & Kindle Edition

Publisher: International Socialism

Release: 1995

ISBN: 1898876088

Description: RUSSIA'S CRISIS reached new depths with Boris Yeltsin’s bloody suppression of Chechnya. He won the battle but may have lost the war to hold on to his presidency. Dave Crouch writes from Moscow, assessing the liberal’s political, economic and social record and showing how they have prepared the ground for forces to their right, including Russia's increasingly vociferous Nazi organisations. Finally he looks at how workers organisations are placed to resist the rise of the right.LAW AND ORDER have been the watchwords of the right in the industrialised countries for a generation. Social democratic and Labour parties seem to have accepted the right's terms of debate—just at the moment when the United States, the country in which the right's ideas have been most fully put into practice, is experiencing a catastrophic failure in penal policy. American socialist Phil Gasper provides a devastating expose of the US penal system.BRITISH POLITICS is dominated by the rightward shift of Tony Blair's 'new look' Labour Party and the continued crisis of the Tory government. Alex Callinicos reviews the poverty of the Labour modernisers thought and Judy Cox examines books on the Tories' poll tax debacle and the withering of Tory party membership. Taking the longer view, Eric Hobsbawm's panorama of the 20th century, Age of Extremes, informs and infuriates in not quite equal measure, argues John Rees.MATEWAN IS one of the finest films working class struggle. John Newsinger pays tribute to its maker, John Sayles, but also uncovers the equally heroic struggles which preceded and post-dated the events that made it to celluloid. International Socialism 61 opened a debate on jazz. Here CharlieHore brings discussion to a close with a reply to his critics, whose views appeared in International Socialism 64.IRISH POLITICS are obviously at a turning point—precisely the kind of juncture which requires us to recover the past events which brought us to our present. Pat Riordan's Bookwatch provides a guide.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Yeltsin bares his teeth (International Socialism, #66). To get started finding Yeltsin bares his teeth (International Socialism, #66), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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