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01/11/2011: Most vicious attack on unions in 13 years
01/11/2011: Study finds 1% of corporations control world economy
31/10/2011: But battles still to wage
31/10/2011: What should the next step be for the ’Occupy’ movement
30/10/2011: Review of “Too much luck” by Paul Cleary
29/10/2011: New laws to repress social protest
28/10/2011: Election ‘success story’ masks growing anger from below
27/10/2011: Siritunga Jayasuriya, secretary of the United Socialist Party (CWI) Sri
Lanka, has made a stinging public attack on the regime of Mahinda
Rajapaksa while in Australia at the same time as the president.
27/10/2011: Condemn brutal attack on media freedom, Solidarity needed!
26/10/2011: ArcelorMittal wants to close ‘liquid’ steelproduction in Liège. Workers
resist, unions call for nationalisation.
26/10/2011: Let #OccupySeattle stay at Seattle Central Community College!
26/10/2011: "Six pack" rules institutionalise austerity across the EU
25/10/2011: Clear opening for radical ideas developing
25/10/2011: Independent action by Libyan workers, youth and poor vital to prevent
revolution’s derailment
24/10/2011: Strike action wins concessions - but 4.2% is not enough!
24/10/2011: Malaysian economy enters difficult period
22/10/2011: Eurozone crisis deepens
21/10/2011: All out occupations and strikes! Kick out the Pasok cuts government! For
a revolutionary government of the workers and poor!
21/10/2011: Brutal assault as protesters hold their ground and block city streets
20/10/2011: Thousands take solidarity action
20/10/2011: Stop state brutality in Kazakhstan!
20/10/2011: Violence of a few used to try and curb growing opposition
19/10/2011: CWI Taiwan members make media splash
18/10/2011: Big Victory for Occupy Wall Street Movement
18/10/2011: Anti-racist demo in Malmö
18/10/2011: Preparing for the showdown
17/10/2011: Build the mass resistance to austerity!
17/10/2011: Build for 19 October ‘independent’ unions’ strike!
15/10/2011: Austrian working class gives impressive sign of life
15/10/2011: Strikes must be democratically controlled by rank and file
15/10/2011: “Difficult times - yet we are defiant and determined!”
15/10/2011: Break the power of the banks and multinationals! Fight capitalism – for
a socialist alternative to the failed profit-driven system!
15/10/2011: EU Commissioner For Trade questioned for trade deal with Columbia
despite continuing murder of trade union activists
14/10/2011: British Defence Secretary Fox in trouble
13/10/2011: 600 to 800 students joined student strikes
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|  30/10/2011, Review of “Too much luck” by Paul Cleary
By Stephen Jolly, Socialist Party (CWI in Australia)
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|  09/10/2011, 1973: London is drab, faded by economic decline. The optimism of the
post-war boom is gone. The world is split into two opposed systems, the
capitalist west and the planned economies of the east, dominated by
undemocratic bureaucracies.
Greg Randall, Socialist Party (CWI England & Wales)
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|  11/09/2011, Eagleton’s book can act as a ’refresher course’ and a useful
introduction. It is not without its faults and limits, however.
Niall Mullholland, CWI
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|  20/07/2011, In the hearts and minds of workers particularly black workers, the poor, and youth across the world, Malcolm X remains an icon of revolutionary spirit and commitment to justice, freedom, and liberty for the most oppressed people in the world.
Eljeer Hawkins, Harlem, New York, Socialist Alternative (CWI supporters in the US)
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|  09/07/2011, The continuing struggle against caste oppression
Clare Doyle, CWI
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|  29/06/2011, ‘Downfall – The Tommy Sheridan Story’ by Alan McCombes
Book review by Philip Stott, from July/August 2011 issue of Socialism
Today (journal of the Socialist Party – CWI in England and Wales)
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|  17/04/2011, This film “cost $20,000,000,000,000 to make” – a reference to the
economic losses, so far, from the global crisis
Vincent Kolo, chinaworker.info
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|  02/04/2011, Does Eric Hobsbawm provide a revolutionary perspective?
Peter Taaffe, Socialist Party (CWi in England & Wales) general secretary
reviews “How to Change the World” by Eric Hobsbawm
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|  08/02/2011, New book on China’s environmental crisis
reviewed by Socialist Party Councillor Stephen Jolly
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|  03/01/2011, Book Review: ’James P Cannon and the origins of the American
revolutionary left, 1890-1928’ by Bryan D Palmer
Niall Mulholland, CWI
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|  17/07/2010, A review of the book:” Tearing Down the Gates : Confronting the Class
Divide in American Education”, by Peter Sacks
Tony Wilsdon
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|  22/05/2010, The Chinese revolution of 1925-27 represented one of the most gigantic
and splendid movements in human history.
Peter Taaffe, Socialist Party general secretary
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|  01/02/2010, Review of Jeyakumar Devaraj’s "Malaysia at the Crossroads, a Socialist
Perspective"
by Peter Taaffe
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Further articles on 'Review':2008: 2007: 2006: 2005: 2004: - 15/12/2004: Review: Tell Me No Lies, Investigative Journalism and its Triumphs,
edited by John Pilger
Niall Mulholland, cwi - 18/11/2004: Review: Motorcycle diaries
Dave Reid - 01/11/2004: Review: NHS plc
Alison Hill, Socialist Party - 22/07/2004: New cwi book: A socialist world is possible
socialistworld.net - 19/07/2004: Review: Why Fahrenheit 9/11 makes Bush fume
Dave Carr, Socialist Party, England and Wales - 07/06/2004: Review: Dare to Struggle, Dare to Win!
Stephen Jolly, a shop steward in the CFMEU - 01/06/2004: Review: ‘The Basque Ball’
Niall Mulholland. - 07/05/2004: Review: How Mumbo-Jumbo Conquered the World by Francis Wheen
Julian Wilson, Socialist Party, England and Wales - 10/02/2004: Film review: Goodbye Lenin
Stephen Jolly, Socialist Party, Australia
2003: 2002: - 08/12/2002: Review: Fences and Window by Naomi Kliene
Sarah Mayo, from The Socialist, paper of the England and Wales section
of the CWI - 18/11/2002: Review: Rabbit proof fence
Kieran Roberts, from The Socialist, paper of the Socialist Party,
England and Wales section of the CWI. - 04/11/2002: Review: The Dancer Upstairs
Niall Mulholland, CWI, 4 November 2002 - 03/11/2002: Review: Art exhibitioin, Soviet graphics
Niall Mulholland, CWI, 3 November 2002 - 24/10/2002: Review: Empire by Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri
Per Olsson, June 2002. - 13/10/2002: Review: Perpetual War For Perpetual Peace - How We Got To Be So Hated by
Gore Vidal
From The Socialist, paper of the Socialist Party, England and Wales
section of the CWI. - 10/10/2002: Review: Martin Amis: Koba the Dread, Laughter and the twenty millions
Jim Hensman, from The Socialist, paper of the Socialist Party, England
and Wales section of the CWI. - 26/09/2002: Review: The real rogue state. An alternative dossier on US imperialism
John Sharpe, from The Socialist, paper of the Socialist Party, England
and Wales section of the CWI. - 19/09/2002: Review: Palestine â€" Still the issue by John Pilger
Chris Newby - 18/09/2002: Review: Socialism in the 21st century by Hannah Sell
Paula Mitchell - 04/08/2002: Review: Gregory Palast, The Best Democracy Money Can Buy
Clive Bomford - 16/06/2002: Review: Victor Serge - The Course is Set on Hope by Susan Weissman
Niall Mulholland, CWI. - 06/06/2002: Review: Senoir Service, by Carlo Feltrinelli
Niall Mulholland. - 06/06/2002: Review: Islam - a thousand years of faith and power, by Jonathan Bloom
and Sheila Blair
6 June 2002 - 05/06/2002: Review: The Silent Takeover - Global Capitalism and the Death of
Democracy by Noreena Hertz
This artice first appeared in the May 2002 issue of Socialism
Today, monthly magazine of the Socialist Party (England and
Wales) - 05/05/2002: Review: The Real Odessa by Uki Goni. Argentina’s murky history.
The Real Odessa by Uki Goñi (Granta Books). - 30/04/2002: Review: Franz Fanon - A life by David Macey
By Ciaran Mulholland, 30 April 2002
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