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REVIEW BY BILL NEVINS
Dancing in our DreamsPressGangVoxpop records<http://www.voxpop.demon.co.uk>
Cheerful harmonies, dulcimer, double bass and danceable praise of the egalitarian Chartist faith of the English working class. This is
The willingness of the tens of thousands of people who ensured the smooth running of the Olympic and Paralympic Games to cooperate and work for "the public good", without financial gain (apart from a new pair of trousers and a shirt), was inspiring.
LONDON — Since September 28, a group of 40 refugees, migrants and their supporters have been travelling across England, providing support to black and migrant communities who have suffered from racism and telling people that the campaigns for
Reality bites
“MAKING LOVE LAST: How couples use illusion to maintain a happy marriage”
— page one headline for a Bettina Arndt article in the October 28-29 Sydney
Morning Herald.
Self-made millionaire
“The man behind
REVIEW BY EVA CHENG
Globalization: Neoliberal Challenge, Radical ResponsesBy Robert WentTranslated by Peter DruckerPluto Press170 pp, $42.80
With Ernest Mandel, the respected Marxist economist, as one of its founders, the Amsterdam-based
BELFAST — TOMMY MCKEARNEY, a native of Moy, County Tyrone, is a former republican prisoner and one of the founding members of the Irish Republican Writers Group (IRWG). He currently works with Expac — the ex-prisoners' assistance committee — in
The following Palestine solidarity actions were confirmed as of November 5. Further actions may be called in your city. For more information, contact your nearest Resistance Centre (details on page 2).
ADELAIDE — Action planning meeting. Wed Nov
BY JANET PARKER
What was once a debate between free traders and protectionists has now become posed as a debate between free traders and those championing the notion of "fair trade".
While the notion of fair trade has only come to prominence in
An opportunity for Aboriginal children?
What makes a boat float? Children from Philadelphia School District spent part of this past school year at the Philadelphia Wooden Boat factory attempting to find the answer to that question. — messing
LONDON — The pro-choice movement here is intensifying its campaign to ensure women can gain "no strings" access to abortion. The campaign was spurred on by an abortion law conference in October which backed an end to all restrictions on
Labor rolled on student solidarity
CANBERRA — Following heated debate, the University of Canberra Students Association has given its support to the April 2001 Student Solidarity Conference. Motions to the general committee called for
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