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No 1 (Summer 1988)
Out of print

No 2 (Winter 1989)

• Zionism, Israel, Arab Nationalism
  
• Communists and nuclear power
  
• 25 years of centrism; the USFI, 1963-88 (part one)
  

No 3 (Summer 1989)

• Roots of women's oppression
  
• The MAS, Izquierda Unida and the Argentine elections
  
• "Left" republicanism in Ireland
  
• Trotskyism versus economism on Ireland: a reply to Lutte Ouvriere

No 4 (Spring 1990)
Out of print

No 5 (Autumn 1990)

• From Cold War to new imperialist order: from the 1960s to the 1990s
  
• The Gulf Crisis
  
• Archive: Principles and tactics in war, by Rudolf Klement
  

No 6 (April/June 1991)

• The "new world order"?; imperialism after the Gulf
• Breaking the chains of Stalinism: Women in the Eastern Bloc
• Starvation and repression in Peru

No 7 (Sept/Jan 1991-92)
Out of print

No 8 (April-July 1992)

• Cracks in the "new world order"
• Russia's fast track to ruin
• Indigenism in Latin America
• Fighting the far right in Europe
• How best to beat Yeltsin?
  

No 9 (September-December 1992)

• The split in the Argentine MAS
• Islamic fundamentalism in Algeria
• Problems of capitalist restoration
• In defence of October 1917

No 10 (January-April 1993)

• Europe beyond Maastricht
• South Africa: betrayed by the ANC
• Fourth International: from degeneration to split
• Abortion and capitalism
• Germany, stumbling giant
  

No 11 (May-August 1993)

• Bosnia: victim of new world order
• China: "socialism" with capitalist characteristics
• Irish republicanism at an impasse
• The problem with Italian capitalism
• Russia: sectarians abandon the gains of October
  

No 12 (September-December 1993)

• South Africa: architects of a sell-out
• Marxism and the national question
• Ways of thinking: On dialectics
• The politics of pessimism: the USFI's programmatic manifesto
• Palestine, peace and the PLO

No 13/14 Double Issue (April-September 1994)

• Northern Ireland: reforming the Orange state?
• World Economic Survey
• Women, work and the family
• Bolsheviks and the National Question, 1913-23
• Congress Militant and the ANC
• What is the PT of Brazil?
• Review: Tony Cliff on Leon Trotsky
  

No 15 (October-December 1994)

• Chaos and the New World order,
• Against Capitalist Restoration, For Proletarian Political Revolution

No 16 (January-April 1995
Out of print

No 17 (May-August 1995)

• Engels and Scientific Socialism
• The Latin American Left
• Genesis of Irish nationalism
• The SWP and the theory of imperialism
  

No 18 (September-December 1995)

• Imperialism in the Balkans
• Zapatistas: the first post-modern guerrilla movement?
• Russia: Lenin versus Trotsky, 1905
• Obituary: Ernest Mandel
• US left and the Black Question
  
• The politics of the POUM, 1937

No 19 (January-April 1996)

• EU: can the bosses unite?
• French workers rock Juppé
• Return of class struggle in Germany
• What's new about "New Labour"?
• Australian Labor's record in office

No 20 (June-September 1996)

• Socialist Labour - where next?
• Marxism vs market socialism
• Cliffites without Cliff? Splits in the ISO
  
• Chechnya
• Trotsky and revolutionary unity, 1933-34
• Italy's Rifondazione Comunista
  
• Review of Simon Clarke on capitalist crises

No 21 ( January-June 1997)

• Globalisation; a new stage of capitalism?
• Cuba: socialism in a special period?
• Can the Asian "Tigers" survive?
• PTS and Morenoism
• Postmodernism; a Marxist critique
• New Labour in Britain; on the eve of office
  

No 22 ( July-December 1997)

• What did Che Guevara stand for?
  
• Should Scotland and Wales separate?
  
• France; after Jospin?s victory
  
• The racist right in Australia
  
• Russia and China; two paths to capitalist restoration
  

No 23 ( January-June 1998

• New Labour in Britain; one year into office
• The Communist Manifesto today
• Trade unions in Central Europe
• Hungary's road to capitalism
• Marxism, Stalinism and the theory of the state
• In defence of democratic centralism
  
• Nature as Marx intended
  

No 24 ( July-December 1998)

• The Indonesian Revolution
• Germany: Schroder - Germany's Tony Blair?
• From reserve army to frontline troops; women in the workforce
• Socialism and planning
• Trotskyism in France, 1934-36
• Self-determination and US blacks
• Australia: the growth of the Aboriginal rights movement

No 25 (January-June 1999)

• WORLD ECONOMY SPECIAL
• The end of the "Amercian century" (pdf)
• US capitalism: markets in denial (pdf)
• Crisis spurs revolution in East Asia (pdf)
• Modern capitalism and crisis theory (text)
• Modern capitalism and crisis theory (pdf)
• The launch of the euro (pdf)

No 26 (July-December 1999)

• Where is European reformism going?
• US Labor Party
• Ten years of the LRCI
• The International Left Opposition, 1929-33
• The Fraccion Trotskyista fails to break with centrism

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