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Index to Issues 263-272

International Viewpoint No. 272, December 1995 · pp 27-31 · 2,528 words

Latin America Africa Women's liberation South and Southeast Asia

1995 INDEX

(ISSUES 263-272)

ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY BY

COUNTRY AND SUBJECT.

* INDICATES A SHORT NEWS

ARTICLE

ALGERIA

The Berber movement 265 16

Caught between two devils 264 10

Nejib Abdou (interview)

Challenge facing Trotskyists* 265 18

International Women's Day* 265 17

Nabila Djajnine assassinated 264

PST statement

Women in the firing line 264 4

Samira Fellah

What can feminists do? (l) 264 6

Assia F. (interview)

What can feminists do? (II) 265 15 round table with socialist feminists

ANARCHY/LIBERTARIAN SOCIALISM

Libertarian festival in Ruesta* 270 35

BELGIUM

Massive "protest" vote 267 6

Alain Tondeur

BOSNIA

At the crossroads 268 17

Catherine Samary

British Solidarity Campaign* 269 36

No ethnic partition! 267 28

Resolution of the Fourth International

One and (in)divisible? 270 3

Catherine Samary

Clinton and Bosnia 270 5

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"Civic society" meets in Tuzla 272 34 Catherine Samary Fundamentalist or democratic? 264 23 Catherine Samary Stop the imperialist intervention! 270 13 Livio Maitan Ship for Bosnia leaves Sweden* 27135 Workers Aid? 270 15 Life in Tuzla 270 17 BRAZIL São Paulo Forum: PT statement 268 7 BRITAIN Business finances Labour leader* 267 32 Labour leader's war on unions 267 13 Peter Hooper Nuclear victory for Labour right* 271 36 Leaving Labour? 272 23 Arthur Scargill Transformation of Labour Party 266 34 Duncan Chapple BURMA Opposition leader freed* 269 36 K. Govindan CANADA Socialist Challenge/GS Congress 265 23 [see also Quebec] CHECHNYA Blood for oil! 263 19 Freddy de Pauw (interview) Troops Out! 265 20 USFI Declaration, March 1995 The Russian Army and Chechnya 264 24 Poul Funder Larsen Why did Yeltsin send in troops? 263 18 Alexander Bugalin and Andrei Kolganov CHINA After the conference 272 18 Zhang Kai and Jun Xing China's Urban Revolutionaries 270 33 Gregor Benton, reviewed by Richard Owens Democratic struggle resurges 268 24 Zhang Kai Deng's death is the end of an era 263 31 Roland Lew Mountain Fires 270 33 Gregor Benton, reviewed by Richard Owens An oppositionist for life 270 33 Zheng Chaolin, translated and edited by Gregor Benton, reviewed by Richard Owens Wild Lily, Prarie Fire 270 33 Gregor Benton and Alan Hunter (eds.), reviewed by Richard Owens Unemployment statistics (1994) 267 33 Compiled from official sources by Zhang Kai CUBA International solidarity meeting 264 13 São Paulo Forum: CP statement 268 9

Reform the UN? To do what?

267 24

Luis Suarez

Turning point in US-Cuban relations? 270 23

Jannette Habel

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CZECH REPUBLIC

Demonstration (squatters rights)* 267 32

268 35

The Revolution Betrayed

Postscript by Petr Uhl

DENMARK

Victims of privatisation fight back! 267 11

Finn Kjeller

EASTERN EUROPE

Eastern Europe and the former USSR five years on: economic reform

264 18

Catherine Samary

ECONOMY (WORLD, GENERAL)

Capitalists don't know what to do! 266 18

Ernest Mandel (interview)

Eastern Europe and the former USSR five years on: economic reform

264 18

Catherine Samary

Mountains of money

266 25

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Jean Dupont

Signs of growth in world economy

266 16

Jesus Albarracin

Social and environmental clauses? We can't afford your concern!

266 20

Vandana Shiva

Social Summit: An attack on the poor,

North and South

265 29

Michel Chossudovsky

World Bank and Women's rights

271 23

Michel Chossudovsky

EGYPT

Female genital mutilation*

267 32

EL SALVADOR

The new FLN

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M.A. Mijango (interview)

Popular resistance increases*

271 36

ENVIRONMENT

Social and environmental clauses? We can't afford your concern!

266 20

Vandana Shiva

EQUADOR

The humanitarian army

267 22

Carlos Rojas Reyes

EUROPEAN UNION

Fighting Euroracism*

263

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Schengen: building fortress Europe 266 30

Albert Rochal

FOURTH INTERNATIONAL

Chechnya: Troops Out!

265 20

Declaration of the USFI, March 1995

Youth Camp, 1995*

269 35

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14th Congress

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No ethnic partition!

267 28

Resolution of the Fourth International

FRANCE

267 15

Far right advances

Arnaldo Castelleras

Far right in municipal elections

268 31

Keith Mann

267

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France under Jacques Chirac

Christian Piquet

272 34

Trotskyists ask govt. for $600,000

Fourth International Youth Camp* 269 35

General strike now!

272

The left & the Presidential elections 266 32

Alain Krivine (interview)

Islamic fundamentalists and immigrant

264

9 communities

Suad B.

268 36

Meet the challenge of the bomb!

Jean-Louis Michel

National Front and women's rights 264 8

Arnaldo Castelleras

267 7

New radicalism (trade unions)

Dominique Mezzi

265 5

Presidential elections

Christian Piquet

265 4

Signs of a hot spring

Dominique Mezzi

265 7

Socialist Party

Jacques Kergoat

Two m. public sector workers strike 271 26

Evariste Liegenfal

Unite and Fight: labour militancy

265 9

Dupont, Mezzi, Vandepoort

GERMANY

The PDS, East and West

264 30

Angela Klein

35 hours without loss of pay!"

265 13

GREECE

271 13

The spell is broken

George Mitralias

HAITI

A classic populist regime

265 27

Arthur Mahon

263 14

Coup d'Etat continues

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US lawyers fact-finding mission

267 21

Marketing Haiti from Haiti Info

271 17

Rising tension

Arthur Mahon

HONG KONG

Obituary: Lou Guoha

265 2

Wang Fanxi

HUNGARY

Students demonstrate*

271 36

INDIA

Obituary: A.R. Desai (1916-1994)

Kunal Chattopadhyay

Social and environmental clauses? We can't

266 20 afford your concern!

Vandana Shiva

Beijing 1995: what about feminism?271 21

Soma Malik

INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND

The IMF contribution to the collapse of

Yugoslavia

Michel Chossudovsky

INDONESIA

The left and the struggle for independence

(Memory of the movement series) 270 33

IRAQ

267 32

US used radioactive bullets*

IRELAND

The challenge facing the republicans 271 10

Gerry Foley

ISRAEL

"Arafat cannot deliver"

268 25

Tikva Honig-Parnass (interview)

272 7

Post-Zionism

Tikva Honig-Parnass (interview)

ITALY

Back to basics for "Refondazione"? 264 28

Livio Maitan

Left success in regional elections

267 33

Franco Turigliato

"Post-fascism"

264 34

René Fougerolles

Young Communist festival*

270 35

Nando Simeone

JAPAN

50th anniversary of SDP*

272 34

Nando Simeone

27135

Obituary for KATO Shigeru

LABOUR (GLOBAL, GENERAL)

263 36

Telecom workers link up

LATIN AMERICA

268 12

The left and the Zapatistas interviews conducted by Braulio Moro São Paulo Forum: Brazilian Workers' Party statement 268 7 São Paulo Forum: Cuban Communist Party statement 268 9 Where is the left going? 268 4 Braulio Moro Who trusts the generals? 266 29 Eduardo Herrera MARTINIQUE General strike during carneval* 264 34 MANDEL, ERNEST The capitalists don't know what to do!266 18 Ernest Mandel (interview) Ernest Mandel: 1923-1995 269 10 François Vercammen Ernest Mandel Study Center 269 18 A substantial body of work 269 16 Salah Jaber Remembering Ernest Mandel 271 31 Jan Malewski Obituaries 269 22 Power and Money 269 30 Ernest Mandel, reviewed by Charlie Post MEXICO Chiapas amnesty: who should judge? 264 15 Rosario Ibarra The collapse of the model 263 11 Maxime Durand The imaginary Zapatista 263 10 Olga Odgers Indian women in the Zapatista revolt 266 27 Marcela Lagarde Indians demand autonomy, land and justice! 263 12 Document from the second CND meeting The Lat. Am. left and the Zapatistas 268 12 interviews conducted by Braulio Moro Liberation theology in Chiapas 266 26 Michel Löwy 1.2 m. Mexicans respond to EZLN consultation* 269 26 "Our arms are not negotiable" 263 5 Subcomandante Marcos (interview) "Peace, justice and dignity" 265 24 Rosario Ibarra (interview) Penthouse, ground floor & basement 263 7 Subcomandante Marcos The struggle continues 264 14 Ulises Martinez Flores Zapatistas negotiate with the state 266 28 Ulises Martinez Flores The Zapatista revolt in Chiapas 263 4 Alfonso Moro Zapatista struggle continues! 267 26

Ulises Martinez Flores MoRoCCO Ila al Amam: 25 years of struggle 270 31 communiqué

New Marxist Monthly 271 15

SPECIAL ISSUES

Interview with the editors of Annajh Democrati

NETHERLANDS

SAP Congress* 269 35 NIGERIA

CHINA AND VIETNAM: ECONOMIC REFORM Death of a writer 272 11

EUROPE: NEW TRADE UNION RADICALISM Bala Skanthakumar

EUROPEAN COMMUNIST PARTIES IN CRISIS NORWAY Racist vote up in municipal elections* 270 36

BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA

FRANCE AFTER MITTERAND

LATIN AMERICAN LEFT

270 263 267 264 266 268

Anders Ekland

"No" to the European Union

263 17

Anders Ekland (interview)

SOUTH AFRICA ONE YEAR AFTER MULTIRACIAL ELECTIONS

NICARAGUA

Sandinista's finally split*

264 34

Paquita Marqués

PACIFIC (INCL. POLYNESIA)

Paradise and the bomb

272 23

Laurent Durose

Stop the French nuclear tests!

269

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Jean-Louis Michel

Women: Life blood of the Pacific

271 25

PALESTINE

"Arafat cannot deliver"

268 25

Tikva Honig-Parnass (interview)

Oslo B: The final straw

271

3

Michel Warshawsky

100 political prisoners*

267 32

Political Islam and the (absent) left 271

6

Michel Warshawsky

Third World Politics in Israel's "homelands"

Michel Warshawsky

271 4

POLITICS (WORLD, GENERAL)

W. Euro. Communist Parties in crisis

264 26

François Vercammen

PHILIPPINES

266 14

Crisis in the Communist Party

Sony Melencio (interview)

POLAND

Presidential elections

271 11

Zbigniew Kowalewski

PORTUGAL

The last mass CP in Europe?

264 26

Francisco Louça

Socialist Party election victory

271 9

Francisco Louça (interview)

QUEBEC

Lonly together?

272 13

Michel Laffite

NAFTA's northern challenge

265 21

Michel Laffite

Socialist Challenge/GS Congress

265 23

Reviews

MANDEL, ERNEST (1923-1995) MEXICO: CHIAPAS REVOLT China's Urban Revolutionaries 270 33 Gregor Benton, reviewed by Richard Owens La discordance des temps 271 33 Daniel Bensaid, reviewed by Jean-Michel Krivine IMF/World Bank/WTO: The free market fiasco 271 33 Indonesia's forgotten war: The hidden history of East Timor 266 35 John G. Taylor Land and Freedom 267 34 Ken Loach, reviewed by Jaime Pastor Lean Production 271 33 Tony Smith Max Shactman and his left 266 35 Peter Drucker, reviewed by Ann Henderson + Correction, additional comment 267 25 Mountain Fires 270 33 Gregor Benton, reviewed by Richard Owens Not in their Best Interest: The repatriation of Haitian refugee children 267 35 Florida Rural Legal Services (FRLS) An oppositionist for life 270 33 Zheng Chaolin, translated and edited by Gregor Benton, reviewed by Richard Owens Power and Money Ernest Mandel, reviewed by Charlie Post Philosophy and Science in the writings of Leon Trotsky Constantine Skordoulis Revolutionaries they couldn't break 270 34 Ngo Van, reviewed by K. Govindan Wild Lily, Prarie Fire 27033 Gregor Benton and Alan Hunter (eds.), reviewed by Richard Owens RUSSIA Chechnya: Blood for oil! 263 19 Freddy de Pauw (interview) Chechnya: Troops Out! 265 20 Declaration of the USFI, March 1995 Why did Yeltsin send in the troops? 263 18 Alexander Buzgalin and Andrei Kolganov Radical left organises anti-war demonstrations in Moscow 263 20 Renfrey Clarke The Russian Army and Chechnya 264 24

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Poul Funder Larsen

Russian parties condemn military aggression

263 21

Alexander Buzgalin and Andrei Kolganov

Russia's "near abroad"

265 19

Poul Funder Larsen

Yeltsin: a new Napoleon

264 25

Poul Funder Larsen

What stability?

270 18

Poul Funder Larsen

Working class & labour mvmt. (I)

267 14

David Mandel

Working class and labour mvmt. (II) 268 19

David Mandel

SENEGAL

All together now?

264 12

Badara Ndiaye (interview)

Sweep away the regime!

268 29

Landing Savané (interview)

SOUTH AFRICA

266 4

A disaster in the making

Peter Blumer

The decline of the black trade unions 266 12 by Darcey

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In government, but not in power 266 6

Mark Harper

"Our alliance with the ANC is firm" 266 10

Jeremy Cronin (SACP) - interview

SOCIAL CLAUSES

Social and environmental clauses? We can't afford your concern!

266 20

Vandana Shiva

SPANISH STATE

GAL: state terrorism

265 14

José "Bikila" Iriarte

Libertarian festival in Ruesta*

270 35

Madrid left reaction to Ken Loach's "Land and Freedom"

267 34

Jaime Pastor

SRI LANKA

New growth in worker resistance 264 16

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Vickramabahu Karunaratne The Spectre of barbarism is haunting Sri Lanka again 270 29 Vickramabahu Karunaratne War resumes amid government's broken promises 269 15 Bala Skanthamumar SWEDEN Ship for Bosnia leaves for Scotland* 271 35 Social democratic vote collapses* 270 36 Peter Lingren TROTSKY, LEON The Revolution Betrayed re-published in Czech 268 35 TURKEY Fascists behind "religious" riots 265 12 Cem Yildrim Islamic fundamentalists in localgovernment Erdal Tan 270 8 Left unites: first congress of the BSP 268 33 USSR (FORMER) Eastern Europe and the former USSR five years on: economic reform 264 18 Catherine Samary

First step in labor fightback

271 29

Nat Weinstein

Fundamentalists target lesbians,gays

264 7

Julie Enszer

271 27

Million Man March

Don Rojas (interview

New "long wave" of growth?

266 21

Mary C. Malloy

The political potential of the Million Man

270 27

March

Ron Daniels

Racist terror in Oklahoma

267 19

Tom Barret

URUGUAY

Election results

263 16

Gustavo Vasquez

VIETNAM

Free these Vietnamese democrats!* 269

The new war against Vietnam

263 23

Michel Chossudovsky

Revolutionaries they couldn't break

270 34

Ngo Van, reviewed by K. Govindan

WOMEN

Algeria: International Women's Day* 265 17

Algeria: Nabila Djajnine assassinated 264 5

Assia F. (interview) Algeria: what can feminists do? (II) 265 15 round table with Algerian socialist feminists Algeria: women in the firing line 264 4 Samira Fellah European Forum of Left Feminists 272 32 Maria Karamessini and Sissy Vovou France: Islamic fundamentalists and immigrant communities 264 9 Suad B. France: National Front and women's rights Arnaldo Castelleras 264 8 India: what about feminism? 271 21 Soma Malik Mexico: Indian women in the Zapatista rebellion 266 27 Marcela Lagarde USA Fundamentalists target lesbians and gays Julie Enszer 264 7 YOUTH Demonstration in Prague* 267 32 Fourth International Youth Camp* 269 35 YUGOSLAVIA (FORMER) The IMF contribution to the collapse of Yugoslavia 267 27 Michel Chossudovsky

Ethnic conflict to power struggle

270 21

Vicken Cheterian

Russia's "near abroad"

265 19

Poul Funder Larsen

News from the

Ukraine: The left divided

272

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Gregory Lemenko (interview)

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America's social

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Reform the UN? To do what?

267 24

Luis Suarez

United Nations - USA?

267 24

Gilbert Achcar

Published in Mexico six times a year, covering

UN CONFERENCE ON WOMEN

Latin America and the world

269 6

UN Conference on Women

Marie-Annick Vigan

Introduction

271 19

Sophie Massouri

Subscription rates for one

Women, life blood of the Pacific

271 25 year (six issues)

Omomo Melen Pacific document

What about feminism?

271 21

Latin America

Soma Malik

The World Bank and women's rights 271 23

Michel Chossudovsky

Rest of world

UN SUMMIT ON SOCIAL

Make out cheques ard postal

DEVELOPMENT orders to the order of

An attack on the poor

265 29

Ulises Martínez Flores,

Michel Chossudovsky

Apartado postal 18-996,

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Colonia Escandón,

CIA: $0.5 bn. on covert action*

272 34

Distrito Federal, CP 11800,

Cooper, David (obituary)

272 35

The Farakhan factor

270 27

Joe Auciello

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