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| Review
Change the world - without taking power? Change the World Without Taking Power, The Meaning of Revolution Today: John Holloway, Pluto Press 2002 (p/bk).
Discussing the ideas in this book is useful, not because John Holloway has legions of devoted followers, but because many of the ideas he advances about fundamental social change are widespread in the global justice movement and anti-war movement internationally. -> read article... |
| Brazil
The two souls of Lula’s governmentLula’s victory has been celebrated as a great popular victory in Brazil and in Latin America in general. After all its not every day that a trade unionist and workers’ leader is elected as president, somebody who is a popular leader and the main organizer of a mass party of the left. -> read article... |
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| Europe
European Union: what kind of new Europe?The ’new Europe’ which is joining the European Union has been likened recently to a US ’Trojan Horse’ inside the European project. And it is true that the new and old elites in power in Eastern Europe since the fall of the Berlin Wall, notably in Poland, have adopted an Atlanticist and ultra-neoliberal orientation. -> read article... |