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Understanding the Soviet Union

24 Jun 1999

Phil Watson reviews 'Rethinking the Soviet collapse: Sovietology, the death of communism and the new Russia', edited by Michael Cox (Pinter Publishers 1998, pp294, £15.99)

Human affirmation

27 May 1999

Phil Watson reviews 'A love supreme' by John Coltrane (Impulse CD)

Enriched pit culture

20 May 1999

Dave Douglass reviews 'The Foreigner' by Paul Cox

Exposing the fault lines

20 May 1999

Philip Bounds reviews 'The origins of postmodernity' by Perry Anderson (Verso 1998, pp143, £11) and 'The cultural turn: selected writings on the postmodern 1983-1998' by Frederic Jameson (Verso 1998, pp206, £11)

Cool Cymru?

29 Apr 1999

Mark Fischer reviews ‘Wales: class struggle and socialism’ by Charlie Kimber (Socialist Workers Party 1999, pp47)

Cold War legacy

25 Mar 1999

Phil Watson reviews 'Formation 60: modern jazz from Eastern Germany - Amiga 1957-69' (Various artists, Jazzanova Compost Records)

Moralism and morality

04 Feb 1999

Jack Conrad reviews 'You’ll have had your hole', written by Irvine Welsh and directed by Ian Brown (Astoria 2, London, February 2 - March 27, Mondays to Thursdays £14.75, Fridays to Saturdays £16.75, cons £10)

Cyberspace revolution

17 Dec 1998

Steve Riley argues that communists should make full use of the internet, and reviews two invaluable websites

Philosophy, history and biology: Towards a critique of science

17 Dec 1998

Danny Hammill reviews ‘Lifelines: biology, freedom, determinism’ by Steven Rose (Penguin 1998, pp334, £8.99)

Third way to nowhere

17 Dec 1998

Maurice Bernal reviews ‘The third way: the renewal of social democracy’ (Polity Press, 1998, pp166) by A Giddens, a work which some have claimed provides the theoretical underpinning for Blairism.

Caste of millions

03 Dec 1998

Katrina Haynes reviews 'Antz'

Groping towards a theory

20 Aug 1998

Jack Conrad reviews 'The fate of the Russian Revolution Vol 1', edited by Sean Matgamna (London 1998, pp603, £16.99)

Theatre of dissent

04 Jun 1998

Jack Conrad reviews 'Seeing Red - part two', May 26 - June 14, Battersea Arts Centre, directors Lisa Goldman and Deborah Bruce

Cold War babies

07 May 1998

Phil Watson reviews ‘Children of the revolution - communist childhood in Cold War Britain’ by Phil Cohen

Redrawing boundaries

02 Apr 1998

Phil Watson reviews 'For Marx' by Louis Althusser

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