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International Viewpoint No. 309, March 1999 · p 36 · 571 words

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Inprecor #430-431 Our French sister publication departs from the usual format to bring you a comprehensive selection of documents from the first 60 years of the Fourth International, and articles by Antont Ciliga, Suzanne Leonhard, Michel Raptis ("Pablo"), Pierre Frank, François Moreau, Daniel Bensaid and Livio Maitan. This special double issue will not be published in English. The French version costs 60FF. Subscription to Inprecor costs 360FF for one year. Cheques should be made out to PECI, and sent to PECI, BP85, 75522, Paris cedex 11, France. Inprecor #432 The February issue of our French sister publication includes a range of Brazilian comrades commenting the recent elections, and the growing municipal power of radical left currents within the Workers Party (PT). There is also an 11 page dossier on the Kurdish national question, produced by members of the Turkish section of the Fourth International. We hope to translate the kurdish materials in a future issue of International Viewpoint. Subscription to Inprecor costs 360FF for one year. Cheques should be made out to PECI, and sent to PECI, BP85, 75522, Paris cedex 11, France. Links #11, Jan-April 1999 Five Communist parties and the road to socialism: articles by members of Colombia's FARC, Spain's United Left (IU), Indonesia's PRD, the South African Communist Party and India's CPI (ML). Plus Eva Cheng on China's capitalist restoration, Salah Abdel Shafi on Palestine's economy, and Pierre Rousset (editor of the French weekly Rouge) on France's fragile Fifth Republic For samples of previous articles visit www.peg.apc.org/~stan/links/ Subscription details can be obtained by emailing LINKS at: links@peg.apc.org Links is a project initiated by the Democratic Socialist Party of Australia. Revolutionary Marxism Today #2 (Autumn-Winter 1998) Contents include: Perspectives and Proposals for the Labor Party Constitutional Convention • Death on the Railroad: The High Cost of Faster Freight by Steve Williams, •Female Genital Mutilation: Patriarchy, Profit and the State by Jan Boudart, • Lessons of 1919 by Sacha Jordan • The Bulletin In Defense Of Marxism and the Labor Party by Ben Stone • Which Way Forward for American Trotskyism? by David Weiss • A Reply to Paul Le Blanc by David Weiss • The National Question in the Spanish State by Jim Padmore For order details write to PO Box 60817, Chicago IL 60626-0817, USA. Email <RevMarxism@aol.com> halt price tor all new readers!

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