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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... |
| Venezuela
Venezuela’s political forcesVenezuela is today divided into two camps, the ’Chavistas’ and the ’escualidos’ (’spineless ones’). Neither of these camps is homogeneous. We attempt here an explanatory synthesis of who’s who in this especially complex political panorama. -> read article... |
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| War drive
Who gets the goods? USA: economic consequences of the war
WHEN WE CHANT ’NO BLOOD FOR OIL’ most of us who have been organizing against the war the past few months reject the Bush administration’s claims that the war was about ’weapons of mass destruction’ or ’democratizing’ Iraq. -> read article... |
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