Living Marxism index, 1988–1992 (issues 1–44)

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LIVING

MARXISM

INDEX

1988-1992 Issues 1-44

Editor: Mick Hume, 1988: LM 1 - 2 LM 3-14 1989: LM 15-26 1990: LM 27-38 1991: LM 39-44 1992;

FEATURES

Africa 'Swapo and Namibia: free at last?', Swapo's Peter Manning interviewed LM 6, •White man's burden: the rebel English cricket tour of South Africa', Kenan Malik, LM 11, *The Mandela myth', Russell Osborne, LM 17, LM 18, "Seven theses on South Africa', LM 18, 'Has socialism failed? A reply to Joe Slovo, Linda Ryan, Why a two-stage revolution won't work in South Africa, Barry Crawford, Frank Richards, LM 19, LM 19, 'Apartheid's homelands are burning', Charles Longford , Charles Longford, LM 21, 'What sort of post-apartheid economy?'

LM 23, 'Conspiracies and ANC ceasefires', Charles Longford LM 25, *South Africa-from freedom struggle to civil war, Charles Longford, LM 32, 'The myth of the white man's burden', editorial, *Rehabilitating the apartheid state: the Winnie Mandela trial', Charles Longford, LM 33, LM 33, 'The making of Mozambique's famine', Barry Crawford, 'De Klerk is still in charge', Charles Longford, LM 35, LM 37, 'Zaire: heart of darkness', Barry Crawford, LM 38, 'Minority rights or majority rule?', Charles Longford, LM 42, *The ANC and the "peace process" - blinded by the white right, Charles Longford, Asia LM 6, 'The sun also rises: Japanese militarism', Daniel Nassim, LM 9, 'China: an advert for revolution', editorial, LM 9, 'Chinese whispers', Pat Roberts, LM 9, 'Sex and Japanese women', Daniel Nassim, LM 18, 'Cambodia: America's guilty secret, Lynn Rawley, LM 20, 'Korea: 40 years on', Adam Eastman, *India: save us from Mother Teresa', Don Milligan, LM 20, LM 33, 'The Raj: Britain's bloody legacy to India, Andy Clarkson, LM 34, 'Learning Japanese', Daniel Nassim, 'Another vision of Japan', Sonia Parker, LM 37, LM 38, 'Harbouring illusions: Pearl Harbor December 1941', Daniel Nassim, LM 44, "Japan rewrites the war', Daniel Nassim, British economy LM 1, *Lawson's luck is running out', Tony Kennedy, LM 2, 'The "dependency culture", not our nanny', Linda Ryan, 'Where's Sid now? —the perils of popular capitalism', Tony Kennedy, LM 3, LM 3, 'Designer capitalism', Gemma Forest, 'Our lives on the line after Clapham Junction rail crash, Linda Ryan, LM 3, LM 'A City broker's tale', Mark Butler, 4, LM 4, 'Nigel Lawson falls from grace', Tony Kennedy, LM *Transport in London: jam today', John Fitzpatrick, Manjit Singh, 5, LM 6, 'Britain's arms economy, John Gibson, 'The advertising banks', Tony Kennedy, LM 8, LM 9, The tood industry: thou shalt not adulterate, Helen Simons How to make money in Thatcher's Britain, Jon Fryer, Tony Kennedy LM 12, LM 12, TV adverts for financial services', Frank Cottrell-Boyce, LM 13. 'Mortgage rate rises: an Englishman's home is his headache, Tony Kennedy, "Art for investment's sake', Manjit Singh, LM 13, LM 14, 'The end of the decayed', editorial, LM 15. 'Britain and the ERM', Jon Fryer, LM 16. 'A problem shared', Tony Kennedy, LM 17. "Pay rises don't cause inflation', Tony Kennedy, LM 17, 'A rise, Sir Ralph-lifestyles of the rich and famous', Liz Bradshaw, LM 18 "Meeting a pawn baron, Andrew Calcutt, LM 19 'The heritage industry: making a living from the past, Andrew Calcutt + Simon Norfolk, LM 21, *The invisible economy', Phil Murphy, 'Where's the Guinness?', Linda Ryan, LM 24, LM 25,

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'Recession exposes enterprise culture', LM 25, 'The unfree market, Jon Fryer, LM 25, 'Exploitation', Helen Simons, LM 25, LM 25, 'They're banking on us', Phil Murphy, 'Britain's bottom line', Helen Simons, LM 26, LM 26, 'Putting their money on the pound', Phil Murphy,

LM 26, 'City dealers- forever blowing bubbly, Andrew Calcutt, LM 27, "No Major miracles', Phil Murphy, LM 27, 'EMU lives?, Helen Simons, LM 27, 'Capitalism can't be classless', Sharon Clarke, LM 29, 'The forgotten battlefront-recession goes from bad to worse', Tony Kennedy, LM 30, 'Tories turn against their "miracle"', Helen Simons, LM 31, The Governor- an Oxford Street con', Andrew Calcutt 'Can beneficial insects save British industry?, Andrew Calcutt, LM 32, LM 33, *Recession: kill or cure?', Phil Murphy, *White collar unemployment: outplaced execs and sponsored suits, Kate Lawrence, LM 33, LM 35, *Human resources development', Debra Warner, 'Whatever happened to post-Fordism?, Tony Kennedy, LM 35, LM 39 *Economical with the truth', Phil Murphy, LM 40, 'What did Major win at Maastricht?, Helen Simons, 'Slump: the silent issue, Tessa Myer, LM 41, LM 42, LM 13, 'The making of another Great Depression', Phil Murphy LM 43, 'British economyths, Jon Fryer, LM 44, The real dependency culture', Helen Simons, LM 44, *Lloyds: welfare for the wealthy, Phil Murphy, British establishment general, LM 2, "Individual rights and class politics: whose freedom?', Mike Freeman, 'Charter 88: do we need a new constitution?, editorial, LM 3, LM 3, 'Post-consensus Britain', Linda Ryan LM 7, 'Passionate Pamella and the unsexy state', Don Milligan, *Patriotic scoundrels- the eccentric nonsense of British nationalism, Alan Harding, LM 7, LM 9, "Maids in Britain', Don Milligan, LM 12, The Marchioness-killed by the good life?, Sharon Clark LM 12, Yuppies - the thoughts of Thatcher's children, Christine Kelly LM 14, *Televising parliament", Frank Cottrell-Boyce, LM 16, 'Where is Britain going?', Mike Freeman, LM 18. *Browne sugar-the commercial interests of MPs', Don Milligan, LM 18, "Gizza job- the right intelligentsia, Alan Harding, LM 22, *The snobs and the mobs', Don Milligan, LM 25, "Irresponsible citizens, Don Milligan, LM 25, 'Richard Ingrams interviewed', John Fitzpatrick, LM 26, LM 28, 'Charity —all for a good cause?', Toby Banks, LM 31, 'Why is British politics so boring?, Mike Freeman, LM 37, 'Essex man —better the devil you know', Andrew Calcutt, LM 39, 'Politics in paralysis', Mike Freeman, LM 41, 'Talking posh in the gos', Andrew Calcutt, *The 1992 general election: is this it?, editorial, LM 42, LM 42, "The decay of British democracy', LM 42, 'Southern marginal Swindon: no contest', Andrew Calcutt, *Northern marginal Bolton West: surveying the wreckage', Kirsten Cale, LM 42, LM 42, "Fear of the masses', Mike Freeman, LM 42, "Don't let them eat cake, Toby Banks, LM 43. 'End of an era', editorial LM 43, 'Who's to blame?, Eddie Veale 'A few home truths', editorial, LM 44, *The exhaustion of British politics', Frank Richards, LM 44, censorship, LM 2, *The secret state their right to silence us, 'The omerta factor, Linda Ryan, LM 4, LM 6, 'Defend the right to be offensive', editorial, LM 6, 'National security - Thatcher's magic words' LM 14, Political witch-hunts in the student unions', Lindsay Daniels, "At least Sunday Sport is honest dirt, Penny Robson, LM 22, LM 41, 'Benetton ads: what's all the fuss about?, Jenny McLaren, foreign policy, LM 6, •Britain's little Empire, Andy Clarkson, LM 20, 'There's no future in the Union Jack', editorial, LM 26, 'Europe: a no, no, no-win situation' Sharon Clarke, LM 28, 'That nice Mr Major declares war, LM 29, "Why is Britain so pro-war?, Pat Roberts, history and national identity, *The Glorious Revolution of 1688: a very British coup', Alan Harding, LM 1, LM 3, January 1919-Britain on the brink of revolution, Lesley Banham, LM 7, 'May 1979- how the Sun rose on Thatcher', Kirsten Cale, LM 12, "History is not bunk', Don Milligan, LM 23, 'Britain's national identity crisis, Frank Furedi, LM 27, January 1901- the death of Queen Victoria, Jill Gordon, LM 28, "Not so great Britain', Frank Furedi, LM 41, 'Who controls the past, controls the future-or so they hope', Frank Furedi,

law and order, 'The rise of political policing', Toby Banks, LM 3, 'Contempt in Harlesden Magistrates Court', Keith Tompson, LM 6, 'We are talking terror', editorial, LM 8, 'Twin myths of the Krays, Kirsten Cale, LM 13, 'Moors' murderers —a touch of evil', Linda Ryan, LM 13, *For the record - London Transport and criminal records', John Fitzpatrick, LM 18, 'After the Strangeways riot: abolish rule 43', Adam Sampson, LM 20, 'There ought to be a law against it", John Fitzpatrick, LM 44, monarchy, 'The monarchy: long to reign over us?, Alan Harding, LM 5, 'Queen Mummery', Don Milligan, LM 23, 'The death of Queen Victoria', Jill Gordon, LM 27, "Marketing the monarchy', Alan Harding, LM 28, 'Fergie's royal flush', Ann Bradley, LM 41, 'Who'll save the Queen?, Toby Banks, LM 43, "Abolish the monarchy, Mick Hume, LM 44, panics, *Football fans - shame about the statistics', Alan Harding, *Food scares -live dangerously', Linda Ryan, 'Designer terrorism — the murky world of bomb scares, Linda Ryan, *The Hillsborough poll -who you blamed', 'Don't panic about hooliganism', Mick Hume 'A load of Rottweilers', Graham Bishop, 'Thou shalt not adulterate food', Helen Simons, Ghosts in the machine: computer bugs', Mark Thomas Hillsborough report-control experiment, Sharon Clark 'Hands off Acid House parties', Don Milligan, 'Crackdown on Acid House', Sharon Clarke, Laurence Weller, 'Bovine spongiform on the brain', Don Milligan, 'Legalise drugs', Conrad 'A Tory shaggy dog story', Ann Bradley, poll tax, 'The Trafalgar Square riot', editorial, LM 19, LM 20, "Stop the Trafalgar riot showtrials', Andrew Calcutt 'After Trafalgar Square -police and press run riot, Andrew Calcutt, LM 21, "Why the poll tax is not a class issue, Mick Hume, LM 22, 'Poll tax fiddle', LM 27, 'The Walter Mitty Tendency and the poll tax', editorial, LM 31, Scotland, "Between Govan and the poll tax: whither Scotland?, Alan Harding, interviews John Mulvey, Kenny MacAskill, Derek Owen, LM 5, Jim Young, George Rosie, *Jim Sillars - from Labour to the SN', Derek Owen, LM 7, "Has Glasgow gone yuppie?', Derek Owen, LM 8, 'Glasgow: city of culture?, Derek Owen, LM 16, *What is not happening in Scotland', Kirk Williams, LM 41, The importance of being Scottish', Kirk Williams, LM 42, 'Why I'm not a nationalist, Helene Gold, LM 42, 'Scotland's opposition, Kirk Williams, LM 44, Tories, "What's Thatcher's secret, Joan Phillips, LM 2, 'The one-party state', editorial, LM 5, 'The dictator in Downing Street', Frank Richards, LM 5, 'Tory cabinet reshuffle', Don Milligan, LM 11, *Thatcher: not the woman she was', Pat Roberts, LM 11, 'The end of the decayed', editorial, LM 14, *Two-party politics in a one-party state', editorial, LM 22, "Tory think-tanks today', Kirsten Cale, LM 22, 'Europe is only the tip of the Tories' iceberg', editorial, LM 26, 'No more Mr Nice Guy', editorial, LM 27, *Thatcher: a thin gloss of greatness', Linda Ryan, LM 27, 'Tories first, women last', Ann Bradley, LM 27, 'Sour grapes', Don Milligan, LM 27, *That nice Mr Major declares war, Sharon Clarke, LM 28, "Grey shadows in Ribble Valley', Andrew Calcutt, LM 30, *The Ribble Valley effect', LM 31, 'The Tories: is there still no alternative?, Sean Thomas, LM 31, 'General election? No contest', Sharon Clarke, LM 32, 'Tory visions of the future', Kirsten Cale, LM 32, 'General election? There's only one party in it', editorial, LM 37, 'Major's Tories: fighting their own mediocrity', Sharon Clarke, LM 42, 'The Young Conservatives: young-dull-grey'. Andrew Calcutt, LM 42,

Central America LM 1, *Five years after Grenada - the biggest bat-shoot in history', Nigel Lewis, Stefanie Boston, LM 16, 'The Panama invasion: when Bush "ran" agent Noriega', LM 18, 'The tall of the Sandinistas: a gift from Gorbachev, Stetanie Boston, •The West always makes it worse: the examples of Grenada and Panama', Andy Clarkson, Kunle Oluremi, LM 31, Eastern Europe general, LM 15, 'Confessions of a communist', editorial, LM 17, "How can you call yourself a Marxist?', editorial, LM 17, "Who rules behind the Wall?', Frank Richards, LM 19, 'Can the market save Eastern Europe?, Alan Harding, LM 26, 'Winter in Eastern Europe', Joan Phillips, Winners and losers in Poland, Czechoslovakia and Hungary, Joan Phillips, LM 32, LM 35, 'Eastern Europe joins the third world', Joan Phillips, *The Good West and the Evil East", Frank Richards, LM 36, *The West plays wordgames while the East burns', editorial, LM 36, 'Why the West lost Eastern Europe', Joan Phillips, LM 37, 'What's so good about Western civilisation?", editorial, LM 38, •West eats East', editorial, LM 40, LM 40, •Today the East, tomorrow the world, Frank Richards, LM 40, 'A friendly Fourth Reich?", Dominic Salter, LM 40, Carpet-bagging capitalism, Kirsten Cale, LM 41, 'The dustbin of history', Irene Miller, Hungary, LM 8, 'The Hungarian opposition- the Thatcher/Churchill fan club', Joan Phillips, LM 12, 'Budapest is a deutschmarket town', Mark Wilder, Poland, LM 8, Poland- Solidarity or sell-out?, Russell Osborne, LM 12, 'Solidarity in government: will Poles pay Walesa's price?', Russell Osborne, Julian Laslo, LM 21, 'Solidarity goes to the market, Russell Osborne, Julian Laslo, LM 22, 'Solidarnosc no longer', Russell Osborne, Julian Laslo, LM 31, Polish miners in pits: "It's not up to us"', Joan Phillips, LM 38, 'Low opinion Poles', Amanda Macintosh, Romania, LM 16, Romania: making a revolution', editorial, LM 16, 'When Dracula dined with the Queen', Andrew Calcutt, LM 19, 'Romania: bloodshed in Dracula country', Joan Phillips, LM 20, 'Romania: what revolution?, Joan Phillips, LM 37, 'Romanian miners: who's afraid of the working class?, Amanda Macintosh, Yugoslavia, "The dangers of secession, Joan Phillips, LM 34, LM 37, 'Croatia: rewriting the Second World War, Pat Roberts, LM 38, 'Croatia: Germany's Gulf War?", Rob Knight, LM 39, "Frontier war, Joan Phillips, 'Croatian fascism', Joan Phillips, LM 39, LM 39, "Burying Tito', Andy Clarkson, LM 40, 'Whose war is it anyway?', Joan Phillips, LM 41, 'Croatia: how to invent a nation, Joan Phillips, Environment LM 4, Can capitalism go Green', Frank Richards The Greening of British politics', Nigel Lewis LM 4, LM 4, 'Nuclear power- no thanks?, John Gibson, LM 5, •German Greens: the problem with "anti-party" parties", Christina Braun, LM 7, 'Ozone-friendly chemical firms: a lethal environment, Kerry Dean, 'Cold fusion: storm in a test-tube?', Manjit Singh, LM 11, LM 11, 'Toxic waste - Britain is a dump', Eddie Veale, •Red and Green won't go', Frank Richards, LM 12, Puppy love and pet hates', Kevin Young, LM 12, LM 13, 'Green consumerism —John Button interviewed', Nigel Lewis, LM 13, Alternative technology experienced', Kerry Dean LM 14, 'Chaos theory: the science of despair, John Gibson, Manjit Singh LM 21, "Animals have no rights', Louise Cohen, LM 21, "Science and society', John Gibson, Manjit Singh, 'Animal magic', Ann Bradley, LM 27. LM 31, *The Greens: eaten up', John Gibson, LM 31, 'Mysticism: don't listen to your heart, Don Milligan, LM 31, *The Earth 91 Spirit Festival-totally cosmic, Toby Banks, LM 42, 'Why envy the Yanomami Indians?', Ann Bradley, LM 43, 'Origins of a speciesist, Ann Bradley,

LM 44, 'God and the Big Bang', John Gibson, Manjit Singh 'The superior intelligence show', Frank Cottrell-Boyce, LM 44, Europe Britain, 'The Tories' Euro-debate: a no, no, no-win situation', LM 26, 'EMU lives?, Helen Simons, LM 27, 'What did Major win at Maastricht?, Helen Simons, LM 40, France, "How the left let in Le Pen', Suke Karey, LM 7, LM 9, *The spirit of 178g: vive la revolution', Frank Richards, *French racism; the FN connection', Stefanie Boston, Joan Phillips, LM 22, 'Don't call us coons, Richard Christiansen, LM 40, LM 43, "Is France going fascist?', Kenan Malik, Germany, 'German Greens in crisis: Petra Kelly interviewed', Sabena Norton, LM 4, 'German Greens: the problem with "anti-party" parties', Christina Braun, LM 5, 'Green Nazis?", Fenna King, LM 7, *The German question: why the West will miss the Berlin Wall", Frank Richards, LM 14, "Kraut-bashing makes a comeback', Don Milligan, LM 15, "History is unfreezing -the end of the Cold War, Frank Richards, LM 15, *The German question: an answer, Sharon Clarke, LM 17, LM 17, "Deutschmark uber alles?", Helen Simons, 'Berlin: where Ossie meets Wessie', Daniel Nassim, LM 17, LM 19, *The Nazis next door', Don Milligan, 'East Germany: dying to escape the past', Joan Phillips, LM 19, 'The British and the Germans', Frank Furedi, Helen Simons, Thomas Fischer, John Gibson, LM 23, LM "Appeasement and war', Jill Gordon, 24, 'EMU lives?, Helen Simons, LM 27, 'The deutschmark of failure', John Gibson, LM 33, LM 38, *The right's new racist agenda, Joan Phillips, LM 'Croatia: Germany's Gulf War?, Rob Knight, 38, 'German racism: Nazis are not the problem, Angela Hughes, LM 39, 'Don't mention the war?, Rob Knight, 39 'Germany's eastern expansion: a friendly Fourth Reich??, Dominic Salter, 40, "Happy birthday Turk', Rob Knight, LM 41, 'Return of the Gestapo', Rob Knight, LM 42, *Night of a thousand Stasis', Rob Knight, LM 43, Italy, 'Italian racism: ciao immigrante?, Stefanie Boston, Joan Phillips, LM 21, racism, 'Europe's anti-foreign policies: a fertile ground for fascism', Pat Roberts, LM 7, Spain, 'General strike in Spain: "Gonzalez and the police are pigs!", Stefanie Boston, LM 4, 'March 1939: the Spanish tragedy', Rob Knight, LM 5, Imperialism *Free enterprise in the third world: death squad economics, Frank Richards, LM 3, *The myths behind Gorbymania', Frank Richards, LM 8, LM 11, 'Behind the Middle East hostage crisis', Daniel Nassim, *Free us from the Free World', editorial, LM 12, "Why the West will miss the Berlin Wall, Frank Richards, LM 14, LM 15, 'History is unfreezing -the end of the postwar order, Frank Richards, "The international anti-terrorist conspiracy', Kirsten Cale, LM 15, *The fall of dictators; gilt complex, Don Milligan, LM 16, LM 20, *Towards the new world order', Frank Furedi, 'Globalisation: it's not the same the whole world over, Helen Simons, LM 20, LM 20, 'Save us from Mother Teresa, Don Milligan, LM 24, 'Imperialism is still alive and kicking', editorial, 'Oil: fuelling prejudice, Tony Kennedy, LM 24, *The new age of imperialism, editorial, LM 25, LM 25, League of Nations 1920: a thieves' kitchen, Jill Gordon, The end of the world order is nigh', Frank Furedi, LM 27, LM 28, "An A-Z of the triumph of capitalism, Kirsten Cale, LM 29, 'How the West has lost', editorial, *The economics of war, Phil Murphy, LM 31, 'The myth of the White Man's burden', editorial, LM 32, *The Americanisation of politics', Alan Harding, LM 32, *The importance of being anti-imperialist, Frank Richards, LM 33, "Foreign aid: aiding the West, Kenan Malik, LM 33, *The West and the third world', Kirsten Cale, LM 34,

LM 36, The West plays wordgames while the East burns', editorial LM 36, The Good West and the Evil East', Frank Richards, LM 37, The destruction of the third world, Kirsten Cale LM 38, ', John Gibson, 'The dangers of "sustainable development" ' LM 40, 'West eats East', editorial, LM 40, 'Today the East, tomorrow the world, Frank Richards, LM 41, 'The construction of the Islamic bomb', editorial, LM 42, 'Invasion of the third world fanatics', Frank Richards, Ireland LM 1, "How the war began, Mark Reilly, LM 3, Gerry Adams interviewed: the hawks are winning', Mick Hume LM 4, Bernadette McAliskey interviewed on the civil rights movement, Phil Murph LM 5, "Irish in Britain: the killing of Marie Kane', Penny Robson *IRA scare in Farnham: market town militarism', Keith Tompson, LM 7, LM 9, "Stoke terrorist scare: being Irish is a crime', Keith Tompson, LM 9, "Women in the North: next stop the H-Blocks', Mary McCaughey, 'The people who applaud the IRA', editorial, LM 10, LM 10, "Why Ireland matters', Mike Freeman, "Why the troops went in', Phil Murphy, LM 10, *Battle of the Bogside: Phil Murphy interviews Bernadette McAliskey, Johnnie White, Tommy McCourt, Seamus O'Kane, LM 10, Dermie McClenaghan, LM 10, "Crisis in the South: Al Capone for premier", Sean Thomas, *Inside the IRA -interview with two volunteers', LM 10, 'The new Irish in Britain, Fiona Foster, LM 10, LM 10, 'Police riot in Roundswood', Bernadette Walsh, LM 10, * 186g: when Karl Marx marched for Irish freedom', Charles Longford, 'Lenny Murphy and the Shankill Butchers: the mass murderers nobody mentions', Bob Hughes, LM 13, Death squads don't change their spots: Labour creates the UDR in November 1969', Andy Clarkson.

LM 13, LM 14, The Balcombe Street bombshell: the IRA men who did bomb Guildford', Sharon Clarke LM 14, 'The Cheltenham Five', Sara Llewellyn, LM 17, "Irish frame-ups', Alex Campbell, Joe Boatman, Chris Allen, 'Who says South Armagh is British?, Fiona Foster, Joe Watson, LM 19, LM 21, 'July 1690: King Billy wasn't a Paisleyite', Alan Harding, LM 22, 'IRA bombs in Britain: who's to blame?', Linda Ryan, 'Does Britain still dominate the South?, Phil Murphy, LM 22, LM 22, 'Paul Hill interviewed', John Fitzpatrick, LM 27, •PTA— a night of terror in Kilburn', Andrew Calcutt, John Fitzpatrick, 'The shooting of Fergal Caraher, Fiona Foster, LM 28, LM 30, *Easter Rising commemoration -Connolly under fire again, Eve Anderson, LM 31, The Birmingham Six: the Irish are still in the frame, Kirsten Cale, LM 31, *The hunger-strikers: ten years on, Joe Boatman and Alex Campbell meet Ray McCartney, Fiona Foster interviews Pat McGeown, *The Brooke talks: something old, something new, Phil Murphy, LM 32, LM 34, 'Open letter to all opponents of imperialism: challenge Britain's colonial war, LM 34, 'The peace of the grave', Fiona Foster, LM 34, "Can the IRA survive?, Alex Farrell, LM 36, 'Hoodwinking, Penny Robson, LM 39, 'The myth of "tit-for-tat" ,, Vicky Rowan "balanced" about Bloody Sunday', Frank Cottrell-Boyce, LM 41, *There was nothing LM 42, "Irish abortion row: how much better is British law?", Ann Bradley, Labour Party LM 1, 'The opposition's problem: what's the Big Idea, Linda Ryan, "Voting for nobody', editorial, LM 2, LM 2, Winter of discontent: Labour's winter, Thatcher's spring', Jon Hann, LM 7, "Innkeepers of the world, unite!- Labour's policy review', Tony Kennedy, LM 8, 'Has Glasgow gone yuppie?', Derek Owen, LM 9, 'Linda Bellos interviewed', Kenan Malik, 'The alternative Tory party', Jon Hann, LM 11, 'Socialist" — the new, all-purpose insult', editorial, LM 13, 'After Kinnock's conference: are Jim and Eric relics?', Pat Roberts, LM 13, 'Tony Benn interviewed', Gemma Forest, LM 18, "The riots: left and right unite and fight?', editorial, LM 19, LM 23, 'The Liverpool story: what went wrong?, Andrew Calcutt Liverpool Walton -the left let the Tories off the hook', Mick Hume LM 34, LM 37, General election? There's only one party in it', editorial LM 39, *Politics in paralysis', Mike Freeman, LM 41, 'How the Daily Mail mugged Labour', Tessa Mver.

*1992 general election: a crisis waiting to happen, Eddie Veale, LM 42, *Labour elects a loser", Mike Freeman, LM 44, The Left Glasnost: revolutions don't come from above', Frank Richards, LM 1, LM 1, Post-Fordism; old ideas for New Times', Mike Freeman, Gemma Forest 'Bill of Rights, PR or pact?, Mike Freeman, LM 5, *Ten years beyond the fragments', Ann Burton interviews Sheila Rowbotham and Hilary Wainwright, LM 6, LM 6, 'CLR James interviewed', John Fitzpatrick, LM 6, "Post-Fordism and Tom Wolfe', Mike Neary,

*Linda Bellos interviewed', Kenan Malik, LM 9, 'The left and the Second World War', Paul Flewers, LM 11, 'The riots: left and right unite and fight?, editorial, LM 19, *The legacy of Leon Trotsky: a magnificent failure', Frank Richards, LM 22, "Midnight in the century', Frank Richards, LM 26, 'Casting more light on "Midnight in the century" LM 30, "Settling accounts with the past', Frank Richards, LM 30, "Stalinism and the crisis of leadership', Geoff Pilling of the WRP, LM 30, 'Left behind', Keith Tompson, LM 31, 'Is socialism finished?', Mike Freeman, LM 33, Liverpool Walton-the left lets the Tories off the hook', Mick Hume LM 34, 'The left's response to the Soviet "coup"' LM 36, 'The last gasp of Militant, Frank Richards, LM 36, LM 39, '1992 general election: left behind again', Tessa Myer, LM 42, Lesbian and gay 'Marketing masculinity: magazines for men', Don Milligan, LM 3, *The gay scene today', Don Milligan, LM 4, 'Rent boys: villains or victims?, Don Milligan, LM 5, 'Stonewall June 196g: out for 20 ears', Kerry Dean interviews Sean Moore and Rachel Taylor, LM 8, LM 15, "Judging gays', Don Milligan, LM 17, 'The Ealing cottage murders, Andrew Calcutt, LM 20, 'The torture vice gang trial, Don Milligan, LM 28, *From somewhere over the rainbow to Sir lan McKellen', Don Milligan, LM 29, 'Stormin' Norman and gay sex', Don Milligan, LM 30, 'Outing', Ann Bradley, LM 35, "INAH3-it's only natural", Ann Bradley, LM 36, *The truth about the Aids panic', Tessa Myer, LM 38, "The myth of homophobia, Peter Ray, LM 44, Middle East general, 'Why oil price rises don't cause recessions', Tony Kennedy, LM 24, 'The new age of imperialism', editorial, LM 25, *The construction of the Islamic Bomb', editorial, LM 41, Israel/Palestine, *Zionism and anti-Semitism: escaping the "bloody trap", Frank Richards, LM 2, "Israeli elections: turning back the clock', Daniel Nassim, LM 2, 'The Palestinians and the Gulf crisis; why they hate the West', Daniel Nassim, LM 25, ', Christine Kelly, *Western-Arab-Israel relations: all change LM 26, "Israel: still the chosen one?', Daniel Nassim, LM 29, "Is Israel out?', Daniel Nassim, LM 40, Iran, "Iranian women: being single is blasphemous', Mandana Hashemi, LM 9, Iraq and the 1991 Gulf War, 'Hands off the Gulf!', editorial, LM 23, "The USA and Iraq: from bosom pals to mortal enemies', Jill Gordon, LM 23, "Imperialism is alive and kicking', editorial, LM 24, "Ten things you should know about the Gulf crisis', Mick Hume, LM 24, *The West and the Middle East', Frank Furedi, LM 24, 'How Britain created the Gulf crisis', Andy Clarkson, LM 24, •What the Western powers taught Saddam', Charles Longford, LM 24, *Fragile states, Daniel Nassim, LM 24, 'Kuwaitis in Britain', Kirsten Cale, LM 24, LM 25, 'Britain and Kuwait, Kirsten Cale, 'The Gulf crisis: drawing lines in the sand', Kirsten Cale, LM 26, 'The West has already declared war, LM 27, 'Gulf War: for what?', editorial, LM 28, "How the West has lost, editorial, LM 29, 'What's so special about Saddam?, Kirsten Cale, LM 29, 'Free Kuwait?.. LM 29, 'Whose war crimes? The RAF in Iraq in the twenties', Andy Clarkson, LM 29, 'John Pilger interviewed', Andrew Calcutt, LM 29, "Noam Chomsky interviewed', Daniel Nassim, LM 29, 'After Iraq, who's next?", editorial, LM 30, "Atrocities and acts of war, Kenan Malik, LM 30, 'The cruellest hoax', Kirsten Cale, LM 30, 'Free Kuwait?, Kirsten Cale, LM 32, Kurds, *The tragedy of the Kurds', editorial, LM 31, "The last time Britain backed the Kurds', Andy Clarkson, LM 32,

Lebanon, LM 11, •Western hypocrisy over hostages', Daniel Nassim, LM 39, 'Waite for God', Toby Banks, Libya, 'Twenty things they don't want you to know about the Libyan chemical weapons scare, editorial, LM 4, Racism Zionism and anti-Semitism: escaping the "bloody trap, Frank Richards LM 2, LM 3, Police go "nigger-hunting" in Liverpool 8', Andrew Calcutt, Kenan Malik LM 5, *Nigel Benn and the Burkes', Keith Tompson, "Benjamin Zephaniah-a pen against oppression', interviewed by Andrew Calcutt, LM 6, LM 6, 'CLR James interviewed', John Fitzpatrick, LM 6, 'Defend the right to be offensive', editorial, LM *Bradford and Salman Rushdie: the sleeping demons awake, Kenan Malik, 7, *Bradford and Salman Rushdie: the "sleeping demons" 7, 'NF-no future', Kirk Williams, Noo *Winston Silcott for president', Don Milligan, LM LM 'Racism and Eastenders', Kenan Malik, 11, LM 12, Dewsbury — apartheid in racist Yorkshire', Kenan Malik, 'Segregation in Tower Hamlets' playgrounds', debate between Neil Fletcher of ILEA and Kenan Malik, LM 14, LM 14, *Death row in Brixton jail -the Germain Alexander case, Kirk Williams, LM 16, LM 17, LM 20, LM 21, LM 22, LM 25, LM 25, LM *The Gulf War: Operation Racism', Andrew Calcutt, 29, • "Jihad" against Bradford Muslims', Kenan Malik, 'Under siege in Fortress Europe', Kenan Malik, LM "It happens in Telford too', Emmanuel Oliver, *What's so good about Western civilisation?", editorial, LM ,8 Germany: the right's new racist agenda, Joan Phillips LM 8 Stop the Asylum Bill: immigration controls cause racism', Kirsten Cale, LM 39, LM "Nazis are not the problem', Angela Hughes, 39, 'ANe: the offents three "A, end Vere, keate Marm is guilty, Kenan Malik, LM 39, After the Tottenham three: LM 41, 'Is France going fascist?', Kenan Malik, LM 43, LM 43, *Election 92: race to victory' , Sharon Clarke, LM 44, 'Race and the LA riots', Linda Ryan, Religion *Billy Graham — can anyone make sense of him?", Mike Freeman, LM 10, LM 14, *Jesus Christ: the man and the myth', Mike Freeman, LM 14, *Ghosts of Christmas past', Mark Reilly, *Religion survey: the British and God' LM 14, Save us from Mother Teresa', Don Milligan, LM 20, LM 39, *Waite for God', Toby Banks, "God and the Big Bang', John Gibson, Manjit Singh, LM 44, Revolutionary Communist Party LM 1, 'The living and the dead', editorial, LM 10, "Countering the culture of despair, Frank Richards, LM 11, *The past holds no answers', Frank Richards, 'History is not bunk', Don Milligan, LM 12, LM 13, he Fukuyama debate: history hasn't even begun', Frank Richard heses on the collapse of Stalinism and the German question'. Political Committee of the RC LM 15, 18. 'History is on our side', editorial, LM 18, 'Marxism lives', , Mike Freeman, 'The new enlightenment starts here', editorial, LM 21, LM 'Out of the dark, into the light, Frank Furedi, 21, LM 24, 'Claire McGeechan' •Towards 2000: a time for revolutionary ideas, editorial, LM 33, 'Open letter to all opponents of imperialism, LM 34. LM 'Realising the human potential", Frank Richards' opening address to T2oo0 conference.

35. 'Living Marxism-three years on, LM 37, •The Silent Race War conference', Penny Robson, LM 37, LM 37, 'Adrian Kane-Smith' LM 42, '1992 general election: break out of the grey!, Elli Dashwood, South America LM 1, 'Chile —a new coup behind closed doors', Stefanie Boston, LM 12, • "Bush is not after the narcos" , Stefanie Boston interviews a Colombian lawyer, 'Brazil- why envy the Yanomami Indians?', Ann Bradley, LM 42,

Sport 'Football fanzines', Toby Banks, LM 4, "Football fans-shame about the statistics, Alan Harding, LM 4, LM 8, 'The Hillsborough poll -who you blame', LM 8, 'Don't panic about hooliganism, Mick Hume, LM 8, 'Speaking up for supporters', Andy Lyons, Rogan Taylor, 'The away fan's tale', Keith Tompson, LM 8, LM 10, *The American dream of baseball, Eric Patterson, LM 11, *Hillsborough report-control experiment, Sharon Clarke, LM 11, 'The white man's burden: the rebel English cricket tour of South Africa, Kenan Malik, the Maurice Johnston affair, Derek Owen, LM 12, • "Rangers cannae sign a Catholic..

"Mike Tyson: king of the ring', Nick Johnson, LM 18, 'The Word Cup war', Alan Harding, LM 20, 'What's so bad about boxing?', Joe Watson, LM 23, LM 32, 'Women at boxing', Jenny McLaren, *The end of the sport boycott of South Africa, Moses Dube, LM 35, LM 38, 'Rugger off, Toby Banks, Stalinism LM 1, *Post-Fordism: old ideas for Marxism Todav's New Times', Mike Freeman, Gemma Forest 'Theses on the collapse of Stalinism and the German question, Political Committee of the RCP LM 15, LM 18, 'Stalinism and Bolshevism', Leon Trotsky LM 18, 'Has socialism failed? A reply to the SACP's Joe Slovo', Linda Ryan, LM 23, *The CPGB and 1956' , Andrew Calcutt, "Is socialism finished?', Mike Freeman, LM 33, *If Marxism is dead, why do they keep digging it up?, editorial, LM 35, LM 35, •Whatever happened to post-Fordism?, Tony Kennedy, LM 39, *The CPGB and Marxism Today-gone, but not forgiven, editorial, 'From CPGB to Democratic Left: let's not have a party', Andrew Calcutt, LM 39, Trade unions "Union-busting, British-style', Jon Hann, Joe Hall, LM 3, "The battle of Betteshanger: Kent miners' last stand?', Keith Tompson, LM 4, 'South Wales pits: down in the Rhondda Valley', Sara Llewelyn, LM 5, 'Channel tunnel: death under the rock', Keith Tompson, LM 7, LM 7. "Health and safety: cowboy capitalism', Andy Clarkson, LM 7, 'Safety at a Yorkshire chemical factory, Kerry Dean, 'The new militants of 198g: tube workers, railworkers, council workers, oilworkers, dockers, BBC workers', Kirsten Cale LM 12, *Homeworkers: Christmas crackers/ambulance dispute: Christmas is cancelled', Andrew Calcutt, LM 14, *The January 1980 steel strike-why Bill Sirs never became Sir Bill', Linda Ryan, LM 15, 'Tales of two cities', Andrew Calcutt, LM 16, 'Sales assistants told "sell or be sacked"', Andrew Calcutt, LM 18, LM 24, 'The Scargill smear campaign, Sharon Clarke, *Oil workers: danger and death in the North Sea, Andrew Calcutt, Alex Campbell, LM 24, 'Aerospace workers: peace dividend is no defence', Andrew Calcutt, LM 27, 'Pay cuts and "company culture", the case of Thomas Cooks', Andrew Calcutt, LM 30, 'Beating boredom by taking control', Linda Ryan, LM 31, *Whatever happened to the working class?, Mick Hume, LM 31, Steamrollered: Rolls Royce carworkers and Govan shipyard workers', Andrew Calcutt, Kerry Dean, Simon Kray LM 33, Liverpool 1979/80 — the legend of the striking gravediggers', Andrew Calcutt LM 34, LM 43, 'The wages of fear', Frank Richards, LM 43. 'Job insecurity for life' , Elli Dashwood, Andrew Calcutt, 'Sixteen years hard labour, Johanna Carter LM 43, Television LM 4, 'Tabloid TV', John Fitzpatrick, LM 6, 'Return of the Lone Ranger', Nick King, 'Melvyn Bragg interviewed', John Fitzpatrick, LM 7, *Brookside: scriptwriter Frank Cottrell-Boyce interviewed', Andrew Calcutt, LM 9, LM 10, 'Why Kate Adie's not my hero', Don Milligan, 'The TV image of the Second World War'- BBC producer Adam Curtis interviewed', John Fitzpatrick, LM 11, LM 12, TV adverts for financial services', Frank Cottrell-Boyce 'Amateur dramatics on Quality Street', Frank Cottrell-Boyce, LM 13, 'Televising parliament, Frank Cottrell-Boyce, LM 14, LM 15, 'TV games shows', Frank Cottrell-Boyce, LM 16, 'Thunderbirds are a-go-go', Frank Cottrell-Boyce, "Guilty looks', Frank Cottrell-Boyce, LM 17, •Brookside against infantile disorder, Frank Cottrell-Boyce, LM 18, LM 19, 'The Granada tour', Frank Cottrell-Boyce, Teenage Mutant Ninia Turtle Hero Nerds', Frank Cottrell-Boyce LM 20, A nation united behind the living room curtains, Frank Cottrell-Boyce, LM 21, 'Fat Harold and thirtysomething', Frank Cottrell-Boyce, LM 22, *Paddy Haycocks-the uncut version', Frank Cottrell-Boyce, LM 23, LM 26, Bringing out the animal in you', Frank Cottrell-Boyce When Gazza wept and Thatcher fell', Frank Cottrell-Boyce, LM 27, 'Censorship on Channel 4: Alan Fountain interviewed, John Fitzpatrick, LM 28, 'Tarzan's desert adventure', Frank Cottrell-Boyce, LM 28, *Faking dreams for the camera, Frank Cottrell-Boyce, LM 29,

LM 29, "Faking dreams for the camera, Frank Cottrell-Boyce, LM 30, 'Human trainers stalk Beverly Hills', Frank Cottrell-Boyce, LM 31, "Jihad at Sunday tea-time', Frank Cottrell-Boyce, LM 32, *The Dice Man cryeth', Frank Cottrell-Boyce, LM 33, Pop Larkin: an English Heritage Bilko', Frank Cottrell-Boyce LM 33, Socialism for scabs: Alan Bleasdale's GBH'. John Fitzpatrick LM 34, *The Great British conspiracy, Frank Cottrell-Boyce, LM 35, 'Low spirits', Frank Cottrell-Boyce, LM 36, *The Big Brontosaurus rethink', Frank Cottrell-Boyce, LM 37, 'Cop Rock', Frank Cottrell-Boyce, LM 38, 'Cash and chaos: the ITV franchise auction', Frank Cottrell-Boyce, LM 39, 'Grow up', Frank Cottrell-Boyce, LM 40, 'Comic revisionism', Frank Cottrell-Boyce, LM 42, 'But is it art?', Frank Cottrell-Boyce, LM 43, 'Wrestling with mother', Frank Cottrell-Boyce, Unemployment and the 'underclass' LM 6, 'Work, training and Tom Wolfe', Mike Neary, LM 13, 'Death on the dole', Andrew Calcutt, LM 22, *The snobs and the mobs', Don Milligan, LM 28, 'Redundant arguments', Helen Simons, LM 28, 'Corby: so good they closed it twice, Andrew Calcutt, Liam Harris, LM 34, 'Scum politics', editorial, LM 35, 'The end of the enterprise culture, Chris Allen, • Theord-declass orderce apart, Frank Richards, LM 36, 'Oxford-a public order exercise', LM 37, LM 42, 'Fear of the masses', Mike Freeman,

USA

LM 1, 'US election: president of Disneyland', James Malone, 'Bush: a mandate for nothing, James Malone, LM 2, LM 2, Willie Horton wins the day: republicans play the racist card, Pat Roberts, LM 6, *The making of Star Wars', Gemma Forest, LM 8, LM 9, , Gemma Forest, Manjit Singh, LM 11, 'Strikes in the USA', Gemma Forest, LM 11, 'US hypocrisy over Middle East hostages', Daniel Nassim, LM 12, 'The Wall Street crash of 1929', Gemma Forest, 'The Fukuvama debate: history hasn't even begun', Frank Richards, LM 13, LM 14, 'Afghanistan - America's failed crusade', Sue Nicholls, LM 16, 'When Bush "ran" agent Noriega', Stefanie Boston, LM 27, *Turn of the American century, James Malone, *Beyond the Vietnam syndrome', Mike Freeman, LM 30, LM 35, "American workers —private lives on the line', James Malone, LM 37, *Behind Bush's missile cuts', Gemma Forest, LM 38, 'Harbouring illusions— Pearl Harbor December 1941', Daniel Nassim, LM 41, 'No more heroes —the controversy over Oliver Stone's film JFK', Emmanuel Oliver, *The Mike Tyson trial-the rape of black America', Emmanuel Oliver, LM 42, LM 44, 'Race and the LA riots', Linda Ryan,

USSR

LM 1, "Glasnost; revolutions don't come from above', Frank Richards, "National unrest in the Soviet Union: the Kremlin quakes', Andy Clarkson, LM 3, LM 7, "Gorbachev should get a job on the Sunday Telegraph", editorial, 'Boris Yeltsin: man of the people?', Rob Knight, LM 7, i LM 8, *The myths behind Gorbymania', Frank Richards, 8, The changing face of anti-communism, Kirsten Cale, LM 8, 'Gorbachev's diplomacy-peace at any price?, Adam Eastman, LM 8, •Why Washington needs the Red Menace', James Malone, LM 8. *The problem of Soviet disunion', Andy Clarkson, LM 3, 'Women and glasnost: Gorbachev's Victorian values', Ragne Miles, LM 8, *Pamyat: unpleasant memory, Rob Knight, *Boris kagaris sy-ke us lert in the Soviet union ane lairewed by Rob Knight, LM 11, LM 13, LM 14, 'Burying Lenin', Don Milligan, LM 14, "December 1979 — the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan', Sue Nicholls, LM 16, "Soviet soap opera, Adam Eastman, LM 17, Rob Knight, 'Gorbachev: is he on the way out?', LM 19, 'Capitalists in the Kremlin?", Rob Knight, LM 23, "Taking the slow road to the market, Rob Knight, LM 23, 'Twenty-eighth CPSU congress', Theresa Clarke, LM 27, 'Can the capitalists save the Soviet Union?, Rob Knight, LM 29, 'Gorbachev's crackdown: this is perestroika', Rob Knight, LM 32, 'Stalemate in the Soviet Union', Rob Knight, LM 34, 'The West can't save the Soviets', Rob Knight, LM 35, Some home truths from the Soviet Union', Rob Knight, *The truth about the August "coup"', Rob Knight, LM 36, LM 36, *No tears at the death of the Lenin cult', Paul Flewers, LM 36, 'Not a time to take sides-the British left and the August "coup"', Mike Freeman, LM 36, *The Good West and the Evil East', Frank Richards,

"The West plays wordgames while the East burns', editorial, LM 36, 'West eats East', editorial, LM 40, 'Today the East, tomorrow the world, Frank Richards, LM 40, "A friendly Fourth Reich?", Dominic Salter, LM 40, *The construction of the Islamic Bomb', editorial, LM 41, 'Clan warfare in Azerbaijan', Rob Matthews, LM 43, War and peace militarism, 'Twenty things they don't want you to know about the Libyan chemical weapons scare', editorial, LM 4, The origins of the Third World War, Frank Richards, LM 6, *The making of Star Wars', Gemma Forest, LM 6, *Secrets of the Second World War: disaffection, desertion and mutiny', Toby Banks, LM 6, "Japanese militarism —the sun also rises', Daniel Nassim, LM 6, 'Britain's little Empire', Andy Clarkson, LM 6, 'Britain's arms economy', John Gibson, LM 6, "Why Washington needs the Red Menace', James Malone, LM 8, *The space race', Gemma Forest, Manjit Singh, LM 9, "Second World War anniversary-who won?', editorial, LM 11, "A war to redivide the world', Alan Harding, LM 11, 'The Blitz spirit-one big, thumping lie, Toby Banks, LM 11, "How the left did Churchill's dirty work', Paul Flewers, LM 11, 'What did you do in the war, mummy?, Ann Bradley, LM 11, 'The Adlington libel trial— whose war crimes?', Kirsten Cale, LM 15, 'The end of the Cold War', Frank Richards, LM 15, 'Noam Chomsky interviewed; the real Cold War is over', Daniel Nassim, LM 18, 'Last post for Nato?', Kirsten Cale, LM 20, 'Hands off the Gulf!', editorial, LM 23, "Imperialism is alive and kicking', editorial, LM 24, '1940: appeasement and war, Jill Gordon, LM 24, The new age of imperialism, editorial, LM 25, "How the West has lost', editorial, LM 29, "John Pilger interviewed; censorship by omission', Andrew Calcutt, LM 29, 'Why is Britain so pro-war?', Pat Roberts, LM 29, *Noam Chomsky interviewed: now the lid is off for the use of force', Daniel Nassim, LM 29, "After Iraq, who's next?', editorial, LM 30, 'Atrocities and acts of war, Kenan Malik, LM 30, "The cruellest hoax', Kirsten Cale, LM 30, *Whose war crimes? The RAF in Iraq in the twenties, Andy Clarkson, LM 30, "The tragedy of the Kurds', editorial, LM 31, *The Royal Tournament-a royal knockout, Toby Banks, LM 35, 'Behind Bush's missile cuts', Gemma Forest LM 37, 'Harbouring illusions —Pearl Harbor December 1941', Daniel Nassim, LM 38, 'The construction of the Islamic Bomb', editorial, LM 41, "Japan rewrites the war, Daniel Nassim, LM 44, pacifism, 'More CND, vicar?, Andrew Calcutt, LM 15, 'So much for the peace dividend', Frank Furedi, LM 24, 'The Gulf: anti-war? Not good enough, Pat Roberts, LM 28, 'CND's alternative imperialism', Mike Freeman, LM 29, *War against war-the introduction of conscription in March 1916, lill Gordon, LM 29, 'CND: who gave the West the license to kill?, Rob Knight, LM 30, *Liberals for imperialism', Kenan Malik, LM 32, LM 33, 'We'll pay you the peace dividend!', Welfare state and education "Cooking the books: how a car park became four hospitals, Kenan Malik, LM 5. 'Fiddling the system- losing by default, Don Milligan, LM 26, 'Polyperversities!', John Fitzpatrick, LM 40, 'Teaching music—a classic deception', Mark Reilly, LM 41, *The price of butter, Toby Banks, LM 41, 'The politics of health, Dr Michael Fitzpatrick, LM 43, Women 'Has "safe sex" caused an abortion boom?', Anne Burton, LM 5, *Sheila Rowbotham and Hilary Wainwright: ten years beyond the fragments', interviewed by Anne Burton, LM 6, '2000 Spare Ribs', Anne Burton, LM 6, 'Cervical cancer: scaring women to death, Joyce Hennessy, LM 7, *Passionate Pamella and the unsexy state', Don Milligan, LM 7, *Women and glasnost: Gorbachev's Victorian values', Ragne Miles, LM 8, 'The New Woman-an old wives' tale?', Anne Burton, LM 9, 'Housework — never done', Anne Burton, LM 9, "Survey-desires within young women, LM 9, 'Childcare - guess who's left holding the baby?', Fiona Foster, LM 9, Abortion rights under attack again', Kirsten Cale LM 9, 'Equal pay: a loaf of bread costs us the same', Andrew Calcutt LM 9, 'Sex and japanese women', Daniel Nassim, LM 9,

'Women in Ireland: next stop the H-Blocks', Mary McCaughey, LM 9, *Iranian women; being single is blasphemous', Mandana Hashemi, LM 9, LM 11, What did vou do in the war, mummy!, Ann Bradle' est-tube pioneer Robert Edwards on embryo research; playing God or helping humanity?', interviewed by Ann Bradle LM 12, LM 13, 'Abortion: the RU486 scandal', Ann Bradley, LM 13, 'Prostitutes: on the game', , interviewed by Joe Boatman, Mary McCaughey, Kirsten Cale, Penny Robson, LM 13, 'Is there a moral majority?", Mike Freeman, "Fashion mags: the nicer nineties', Joan Phillips, LM 16, LM 16, 'The year of the embryo?", Ann Bradley, LM 17, 'Embryo research: nothing Nazi about it', Sara Hardy, •When does life begin?", Ann Bradley, LM 19, LM 20, "Who needs the Embryo Bill?, Ann Bradley LM 22, 'Contraception: why women are still doing it for themselves', Ann Bradlev, 'Fear and threats: who's afraid of the mad axemen?, Ann Bradley, LM 23, LM 24, *Divorced from reality, Ann Bradley, LM 24, 'Lesbian retreat, Kerry Dean, LM 24, 'The New Man', Toby Banks, LM 25, "Satan never ate my baby', Ann Bradley, LM 26, 'Supporting single mothers', Sara Hardy, LM 26, *Born-again charlatans', Ann Bradley, LM 27, 'Tories first, women last', Ann Bradley, 'Sonia Sutcliffe: a set-up', Ann Bradley, LM 28, 'Women in the mother of battles', Ann Bradley, LM 29, LM 30, "Different mags for different worlds', Ann Bradley, LM 31, 'Virgin on the ridiculous', Ann Bradley, LM 32, The women behind the men', Ann Bradley, LM 34, *RU for the abortion pill?, Ann Bradley, LM 37, "Happy families', Ann Bradley, 'Sexual harassment is not the issue, Theresa Clarke, LM 38, LM 38, "Raping the missus', Ann Bradley, LM 40, 'Rape-reopening the case', Ann Bradley, LM 40, 'Abortion in demand', Ann Bradley, 'Wild men', Toby Banks, LM 40, LM 40, 'Essex girl jokes', Helen West, LM 41, 'Still an old wives' tale', Sara Hardy, LM 41, 'Childbirth - nature doesn't know best', Bernadette Whelan LM 42, The Irish abortion row-how much better is British law?, Ann Bradley LM 42, *The Mike Tyson trial the rape of black America, Emmanuel Oliver, 'The breast-feeding fraud, Bernadette Whelan, LM 42, LM 43, 'Election sex scandals', Sara Hardy, LM 44, "A burden on single parents', Ann Bradley,

REVIEWS

Academic Marxism and philosophy (• reviewed by James Heartfield) Raymond Williams, assessed by Terry Eagleton, LM 8, • Poster M (ed), Jean Baudrillard: selected writings, LM 20, • Rorty R, Contingency, irony and solidarity, LM 20, • Callinicos A, Against postmodernism, LM 20, Miliband R, Panitch L (eds), The retreat of the intellectuals, LM 23, • Baudrillard J, Cool memories, LM 23, • Foucault M, Politics, philosophy, culture, interviews and other writings 1977-1984, LM 23, • Xenos N, Scarcity and modernity, LM 23, • Turner B (ed), Theories of modernity and postmodernity, LM 23, • Rutherford J (ed), Identity: community, culture, difference, LM 23, • Woodiwiss A, Social theory after postmodernism, LM 23, • Habermas J, The philosophical discourse of modernity, LM 23, • Jakubowski F, Ideology and superstructure in historical materialism, LM 24, Meszaros I, Power of ideology, LM 25, Scruton R, The philosopher on Dover beach, LM 27, • Mortley R (ed), French philosophers in conversation, LM 29, • Sayers S, Osborne P (eds), Socialism, feminism and philosophy, LM 29 • Soper K, Troubled pleasures: writings on politics, gender and hedonism, LM 29 • Jameson F, Late Marxism: Adorno, or the persistence of the dialectic, LM 2 • Appleyard B, The pleasures of the peace: art and imagination in postwar Britain, LM 30 • Nye A, Words of power: a feminist reading of the history of logic, LM 30, • Young R, White mythologies: writings, history and the West, LM 30, Adorno T, Horkheimer M, Dialectic of enlightenment, LM 31, Alexander JC, Sztompka P (eds), Rethinking progress: movements, forces and ideas at the end of the twentieth century, LM 31, Berman M, All that's solid melts into air, LM 31, Black), Eighteenth century Europe 1700-89, LM 31, Blackburn RJ, The vampire of reason: an essay in the philosophy of history, LM 31, Spadafora D, The idea of progress in eighteenth century Britain, LM 31, • Bloom A, The closing of the American mind, LM 32, • MacIntyre A, Whose justice? Whose rationality?, LM 32, • Kymlicka W, Contemporary political philosophy, LM 32, • Eagleton T, Ideology: an introduction, LM 33, Poole R, Morality and modernity, LM 35, • Bloom A, Giants and dwarfs: essays 1960-90, LM 39, • Hayek FA, Fatal conceit: the errors of socialism, LM 39, • Macintyre A, Three rivals versions of moral enquiry, LM 39.

• Rockmore T, On Heidegger's Nazism and philosophy, LM 42.

• Derrida J, Of spirit: Heidegger and the question, LM 42, • Kamuf P (ed), Between the blinds: a Derrida reader, LM 42, • Lyotard JF, Heidegger and 'the jews', LM 42, norman rot, troeh.,.u12. • Lyotard JF, The differend: phrases in dispute, LM 42, • Ferry L and Renault A, Heidegger and modernity, LM 42, • Ansell-Pearson K (ed), Nietzsche and modern German thought, LM 42, • White A, Within Nietzsche's labyrinth, LM 42, • Fukuyama F, The end of history and the last man, LM 43, • Furedi F, Mythical past/elusive future, LM 43 Africa Cock), Maids and madams: domestic workers under apartheid, LM 8, Du Boulay S, Tutu: voice of the voiceless, LM 8, Meli F, South Africa belongs to us: a history of the ANC, LM 8, Kliptown Books, Beyond the barricades-photos of popular resistance in South Africa, LM 14, Sparks A, The mind of South Africa, LM 23 Thompson L, A history of South Africa, LM 23, Pogrund B, How can a man die better: Sobukwe and apartheid, LM 27, Schadeberg J (ed), Nelson Mandela and the rise of the ANC, LM 27, America Wolfe T, American kitsch comes to Britain, LM 6, Rosen M (ed), Collecting himself: James Thurber on writing and writers, humour and himself, LM 14, Ambrose S, Nixon- volume 2: the triumph of a politician 1962-72, LM 20, Schulzinger RD, Henry Kissinger: doctor of diplomacy, LM 20, Marshall Berman interviewed, LM 26, Haley A, The autobiography of Malcolm X, LM 26, Davis M, City of quartz: excavating the future in Los Angeles, LM 32, Gill S, American hegemony and the Trilateral Commission, LM 32, Kennedy P, The rise and fall of the Great Powers, LM 32, Krugman P, The age of diminished expectations, LM 32, Lundestad G, The American empire, LM 32, Nye J, Bound to lead, LM 32, Bloom A, The closing of the American mind, LM 32 South Atlantic Quarterly, The politics of liberal education, LM 32,

Bork R, The tempting of America: the political seduction of the law, LM 32, Brookhiser R, The way of the wasp, LM 32, Chomsky N, Deterring democracy, LM 33, National Museum of American Art, The West as America, LM 38, Rap against the American Dream, LM 39, Sale K, The conquest of paradise: Christopher Columbus and the Columbian legacy, LM 41, Koning H, Columbus: his enterprise, LM 41, Henige D, In search of Columbus: the sources for the first voyage, LM 41, Race and Class vol 33/no 3, The curse of Columbus, LM 41, Art and architecture Prince Charles, A vision of Britain (BBC TV), LM 2, Manchester's Righton Gallery, The Falklands factor: representations of a conflict, LM 5, Hayward Gallery, Leonardo da Vinci, LM 6, Tirams E, Collier P (eds), Visions and blueprints: avant-garde culture and radical politics in early twentieth century Europe, LM 7, Barbican Gallery, 100 years of Russian art, LM 8 Royal Academy of Art, Art of photography, LM 14, Tolstoy V, Bibikova I, Cooke C, Street art of the revolution: festivals and celebrations in Russia 1918-33, LM 18, Litvinov V, The posters of glasnost and perestroika, LM 18, Beck H, The London Underground Map, LM 19, British Museum, Fake? The art of deception, LM 20, Yablonskaya MN, Women artists of Russia's new age: 1900-35, LM 20, Royal Academy of Art, Twentieth century modern masters, LM 21, Charles Rennie Macintosh: pioneer of modernism, LM 22, British Museum, Revolutionary ceramics: Soviet porcelain 1917-23, LM 23, Flowers East Gallery, Patrick Hughes exhibition, LM 26, Egon Schiele exhibition, Royal Academy of Art, LM 27.

Shapiro D & C (eds), Abstract expressionism: a critical record, LM 28, Tate Gallery retrospective, Max Ernst, LM 30, National Museum of American Art, The West as America, LM 36, Karl Friedrich Schinkel. A universal man, LM 37, Hayward Gallery, Henri Toulouse-Lautrec exhibition, LM 38, Royal Academy, Andrea Mantegna: the man behind the myths, LM 41, Rose C, Design after dark: the story of the dancefloor style, LM 42, Tate Gallery retrospective, Otto Dix, LM 43, Francis Bacon, Obituary, LM 44, British establishment Graef R, Talking blues, LM 8, Foot P, Who framed Colin Wallace?, LM 9, Morton A, Theirs is the kingdom: the wealth of the Windsors, LM 15, Deacon R, The greatest treason, LM 13, Rusbridge J, The intelligence game, LM 13, Louis WR, Bull H (eds), The special relationship, LM 16, Campbell D, That was business, this is personal, LM 19, Scruton R, The philosopher on Dover Beach, LM 27, Barnett C, The audit of war, LM 29, Collins B, Robbins K (eds), British culture and economic decline, LM 29, Sked A, Britain's decline, LM 29, Wiener M, English culture and the decline of the industrial spirit 1850-1980, LM 29, Dictionary of political biography, LM 33 Brown C (ed), The agreeable world of Wallace Arnold, LM 34 Annan N, Our age: the generation that made postwar Britain, LM 38, Modern Review, LM 39, Economics Hobson D, The pride of Lucifer: Morgan Grenfell 1838-1988, LM 18, Porter M, The competitive advantage of nations, LM 23, Bartlett C, Ghioshall S, Managing across borders: the transnational solution, LM 23, Elbaum B, Lazonick W, The decline of the British economy, LM 29, Fould R, McCloskey D (eds), The economic history of Britain since 1700, Vol 2: 1860 to the 1970S, LM 29, Hayek FA, Fatal conceit: the errors of socialism, LM 42, Hayek FA, Obituary, LM 43, Entertainment Hegley J, Bone J, Alternative comedy, LM 14, Mann R, American comics, LM 14, Clark M, Punk dancer, LM 15, Bell S, The 'If man, LM 16, 'Red or dead' fashion house, LM 19, Leary D, No cure for cancer, LM 25, Banks T, Beer talking, LM 34, Banks T, Comedian Bernard Manning, LM 38, Bolas I, Travel, LM 40,

Europe Friedman A, Agnelli and the network of Italian power, LM 4, Hanrieder W, Germany, America, Europe, LM 18, Schama S, Citizens: a chronicle of the French revolution, LM 21, Fascists and conservatives, LM 34, Blinkhorn M (ed), Breitman R, Architect of genocide: Himmler and the final solution, LM 34, Evans R, In Hitler's shadow, LM 34, Gellately R, The Gestapo and German society: enforcing racial policy 1933-45, LM 34, Maier C, Germany-the unmasterable past, LM 34, Polonsky A (ed), My brother's keeper: recent Polish debates on the Holocaust, LM 34 Steinberg j, All or nothing: the Axis or the Holocaust 1941-3, LM 34 Fiction Alther L, Kinflicks, LM g, Baranskaya N, A week like any other, LM 9, Eidius J, Faithful Rebecca, LM 9, Fairburns Z, Benefits, LM 9, Flynt C, Mother Love, LM 9, Green J (ed), Reader, 1 murdered him, LM 9, Magezis J, Vanishing act, LM 9, Mulvihill P, Low overheads, LM 9, Scott R, Glory days, LM 9, Tolstaya T, On the golden porch, LM 9, Le Carre J, The Russia house, LM 10 Richards F, Science fiction and countering the culture of despair, LM 10, Beckett S, Obituary, LM 16, Wolfe T, Bonfire of the vanities, LM 17, Amis M, London fields, LM 17, Moore A, Gibbons D, Watchmen, LM 19, Kuhn A (ed), Alien zone: cultural theory and contemporary science fiction cinema, LM 19, Thompson J, Political pulp writer, LM 21, James Ellroy's crime novels, LM 26, Joyce J, Finnegan's wake, LM 26, Steinbeck J, Grapes of wrath, LM 26, The decline of the classic spy novel, LM 27, Dyer G, The colour of memory, LM 29, Allende I, Eva Luna, LM 30, Allende I, The stories of Eva Luna, LM 30, Borges JL, Seven nights, LM 30, Marquez GG, One hundred years of solitude, LM 30, Marquez GG, The general in his labyrinth, LM 30, Paz O, The labyrinth of his solitude, LM 30, Shakespeare N, The vision of Elena Silves, LM 30, Grossman D, See under: love, LM 33, Grossman D, The smile of the lamb, LM 33, Oz A, Black box, LM 33, Oz A, The slopes of Lebanon, LM 33, Oz A, To know a woman, LM 33, Symons). The thirties and the nineties, LM 33.

McGahern J, Amongst women, Angelou M, The novels, LM 34, Barnes J, Talking it over, LM 35, Kelman J, Glasgow voices, LM 36, Kundera M, Immortality, LM 36, Amis M, Time's arrow, LM 37, Pessoa F, The book of disquiet, LM 37, Leonard E, Maximum Bob, LM 37 Hrabal B, Too loud a solitude, LM 38, Addams C, The Addams family album, LM 38, Levi P, The sixth day, LM 38, Pagnol M, My father's glory, My mother's castle, LM 38, Williams 1, Into the badlands, LM 38, 1991 Booker prize novels, LM 39, Films Sergei Eisenstein: his life and work, Hayward Gallery exhibition, LM 2, lohn McTiernan, Die hard, LM 5, Derek Jarman interviewed, LM 7, Irish film festival, As not seen on TV, LM 9, Jonathan Demme, Married to the mob, LM 9, Granada video, Men of our time: Lenin, LM 9, John Sayles, Eight men out, LM 10, Black Audio Film Collective, John Akomfrah interviewed, LM 11, Ken McMullen, 1871, LM 12, Activision Irish Project, Behind the mask, LM 12, 1989 London Film Festival, 170 forthcoming attractions, LM 13, Horror movies, Jekyll and Hyde/Freddie Kruger, LM 15, Marianne Sagebrecht interviewed, LM 16, Oliver Stone, Born on the Fourth of July, LM 17, Films on Vietnam, LM 17,

Ann Turner, Celia, LM 17, Michael Moore, Roger and me, LM 18, Susan Seidelmann, Margo Harkin, Hush-a-bye-baby, LM 20, Pedro Almodovar, Dark habits (and the other films), LM 23, Mike Leigh, Greek tragedy (and the other films), LM 24, Paul Verhoeven, Robocop 2, LM 24, Steve Barron, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, LM 26, Ken Loach, Hidden agenda, LM 28, Mike Leigh, Life is sweet, LM 30, Martin Scorsese, Goodfellas, LM 31, Silence of the lambs, LM 34, Thomas Harris, Isaac Julian, Young soul rebels, LM 35, John Singleton, Boyz n the hood, LM 36, Oliver Stone, JFK, LM 41, Doris Dorrie, Happy birthday Turk, LM 41, Agnieszka Holland, Europa Europa, LM 43, Imperialism, Third world, Japan, China Bain K, Treason at ten: rijl at the crossroads, LM 7 Van Wolferen K, The enigma of Japanese power, LM 12, Tasker P, Inside Japan, LM 12, Pilger J, Australia: a secret country, LM 13, Louis WR, Bull H, The special relationship, LM 16, Hanrieder W, Germany, America, Europe, LM 18, Schiff Z, Ya'ari E, Intifada: the Palestinian uprising-Israel's third front, LM 21, LM 33, Friedmann R, The false prophet-Rabbi Meir: from FBI informant to Knesset member, LM 21, Hicks G (ed), The broken mirror: China after Tiananmen, LM 24, Bonavia D, Deng, LM 24, Ittings ), China changes race: the road trom revolution 1949-89, LM 2L ienela E, Bath v Bath: the conflict between Svria and Irag 1068-80. LM 2- Korn DA, Human rights in Iraq, LM 27, Samir al-Khalil, Republic of fear: the inside story of Saddam's Iraq, LM 27 Bennis P, From stones to statehood: the Palestinian uprising, LM 28 Gresh A, Vidal D, An A to Z of the Middle East, LM 28 Cardri, Saddam's Iraq: revolution or reaction?, LM 33, Salinger P, Laurent E, Secret dossier: the hidden agenda behind the Gulf War, LM 33, Dictionary of political biography, LM 33, Chomsky N, Deterring democracy, LM 33, Winchester S, The Pacific, LM 34, Segal G, Rethinking the Pacific, LM 34.

Friedman G, Lebard M, The coming war with Japan, LM 35, Ishihara S, The Japan that can say no, LM 35, Itoh M, The world economic crisis and Japanese capitalism, LM 35, Oppenheim P, The new masters: can the West match Japan?, LM 35, Hinton W, The privatisation of China, LM 35, Green D, Faces of Latin America, LM 41, Friedman E, Chinese village/socialist state, LM 44, Ireland Adams), Morgan R, Bambridge A, Ambush: the war between the SAS and the IRA, LM 3, Farrell M (ed), Twenty years on, LM 2, McKee G, Franey R, Foot P, Who framed Colin Wallace?, LM 9, Foot P, Ireland: why Britain must get out, LM 10, McCafferty N, Peggy Deery: a Derrv family at war, LM 10, Shannon E, I am of Ireland: women of the North speak out, LM 10, Dillon M, The Shankill Butchers: a case study of mass murder, LM 13, Foster RF, Modern Ireland 1600-1972, LM 15 and 40, Conlon G, Proved innocent, LM 22, Hill P, Stolen years, LM 22, Morgan A, James Connolly: a political biography, LM 22, O'Connor E, Syndicalism in Ireland 1917-23, LM 22, Bew P, Hazelcorn E, Patterson H, The dynamics of Irish politics, LM 22, Patterson H, The politics of illusion: republicanism and socialism in modern Ireland, LM 22, Dillon M, The dirty war, LM 22, DeSalvo L, D'Arcy KW, Hogan K (eds), Territories of the voice: contemporary stories by Irish women, LM 22, Stringer P, Robinson G, Social attitudes in Northern Ireland 1990-91, LM 34, MacDonald E, Shoot the women first, LM 39, Morgan A, Labour and Partition: the Belfast working class 1905-23, LM 40, Lee JJ, Ireland 1912-85, LM 40,

Stewart ATQ, The narrow ground: the roots of conflict in Ulster, LM 40, MacDonagh O, States of mind: two centuries of Anglo-Irish conflict 1780-1980, LM 40, Boyce DG (ed), The Revolution in Ireland 1879-1923, LM 40, Lesbian and gay Shepherd S, Because we're queers: the life and times of Kenneth Halliwell and Joe Orton, LM 7, Chapman D, Adonis: the male physique pin-up, LM 14, Porter K, Weeks | (eds), Between the Acts: the lives of homosexual men 1885-1967, LM 20 effrey-Poulter S, Peers, queers and commons: the struggle for gay law reform from 1950 to the present, LM 39, Music and youth Acid house music, LM 2, That Petrol Emotion, LM 5, Easterhouse, Waiting for the redbird, LM 6, Country music, LM 7, World music, LM 8, Salif Keita, LM 8, George N, The death of Rhythm and Blues, LM 8, Malcolm Eden of McCarthy, LM 9, Greig C, Girl groups from the fifties on, LM 10, Baxendale L, Bash Street comic strip, LM 10, Pop music potboilers, LM 13.

Poguetry: the lyrics of Shane MacGowan, LM 14, Test department, LM 16, House music, LM 18, Manchester scene, LM 19, Manchester Irish scene, LM 19, Rap against racism, LM 21, Willis P. Common culture, LM 21, Willis P, Moving culture, LM 21, RedheadS, The end of the century party: youth and pop towards 2000, LM 21, Hollands RG, The long transition: class, culture and youth training, LM 21, The Grateful Dead, LM 27, Rose C, Living in America: the soul saga of James Brown, LM 29, The autobiography, LM 29, LM 38 Miles Davis, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Bicentenary, LM 29, Neil Davenport, Pop: the unbaggy brigade, LM 32, Charles Shaar Murray, Shots from the hip, LM 33, Viva Madonna, LM 35, Sham 91, LM 37, Luciano Pavarotti and opera, LM 37, Irish bands, LM 38, Toop D, Rap attack 2: African rap to global hip hop, LM 39, Savage J, England's dreaming, LM 39, The seventies' revival, LM 40, Reilly M, Music education, LM 41, Has Bruce Springsteen sold out?, LM 44, Racism Tompson K, Under siege, LM 1, Wallraff G, Lowest of the low, LM 3, CLR James interviewed, LM 6, Benjamin Zephaniah interviewed, LM 6, Kismaric C, Forced out, LM 8, Ruthven M, A Satanic affair: Salman Rushdie and the rage of Islam, LM 24, Brennan T. Salman Rushdie and the third world: myths of the nation, LM 24, Akhtar S, Be careful with Muhammad: the Salman Rushdie affair, LM 24, Haley A, The autobiography of Malcolm X, LM 26, Jacobs J, Out of the ghetto, LM 43, Science, Environment, Animals Hawking S, A brief history of time, LM 1, LM 37, Button J, How to be Green, LM 13, Penrose R, The emperor's new mind: concerning computers, minds and laws of physics, LM 13, LM 37, McKibben R, The end of nature, LM 17, Walker M, German national socialism and the quest for nuclear power, LM 21, Wolf FA, Parallel universes; the search for other worlds, LM 21, Tolstoy I, The knowledge and power: reflections on the history of science, LM 21, Barrow JD, The world within the world, LM 37, Barrow JD, Theories of everything, LM 37, Barrow JD, Tippler Fl, The anthropic cosmological principle, LM 37, Coveney P, Highfield R, The arrow of time, LM 37, Desmond A, Moore J, Darwin, LM 38, Richter ), Your talking cat, LM 39,

Soviet Union Soviet short stories, LM 9, Yeltsin B, Against the grain: an autobiography, LM 20, Hasegawa T, Pravda A (eds), Perestroika: Soviet domestic and foreign policies, LM 21, Laird RF, Clark SL (eds), The USSR and the Western Alliance, LM 21, Hudson GE, Soviet national security policy under perestroika, LM 21, Clemens WC, Can Russia change?, LM 21, Desai P, Perestroika in perspective, LM 21, Russell M, Please don't call it Soviet Georgia, LM 35, Sport Crick M, Smith D, Manchester United: the betrayal of a legend, LM 9, Hill D, Out of his skin -the John Barnes' story, LM 12, vara C, Steaming in -Journal or a football tan, LM 15 Javies P, All played out: the full story of Italia '90, LM 29, Theatre Eagleton T, Saint Oscar, LM 12, Barker H, Theatre of complexity, LM 15, Beckett S, Obituary, LM 16, Anthony Burgess, Clockwork orange, LM 17, Opera factory, Don Giovanni, LM 18, All 1, Brenton H, Moscow gold, LM 25, Why read Shakespeare?, LM 34 Luciano Pavarotti and opera, LM 37, War and peace Mayer A), Why did the heavens not darken? The final solution in history, LM 20, Ponting C, 1940: myth and reality, LM 20 Imperial War Museum, The Blitz experience, LM 22, Fussell P, Wartime: understanding and behaviour in the Second World War, LM 24, Mangold P, National security and international relations, LM 25, Rosenau IN, Turbulence in world politics: a theory of change and continuity, LM 25, anders D, Losing an empire, hinding a role: British foreign policy since 1945, LM 25, e Vitze PH. From Hiroshima to glasnost: a memoir of five perilous decades, LM 25, Tidrick K, Empire and the English character, LM 25, Hitchens C, Blood, class and nostalgia: Anglo-American ironies, LM 25, Deighton A (ed), Britain and the first Cold War, LM 25 Omissi DE, Air power and colonial control: the Royal Air Force 1919-39, LM 29, Working class movement Benn T, Office without power: diaries 1968-72, LM 2, Ken McMullen, 1871, LM 12, Parsons T, Arena No 17, LM 14, Clark RW, Lenin: the man behind the mask, LM 14, Wilde O, The soul of man under socialism, LM 26 Deutscher 1, The prophet armed/unarmed/outcast: Trotsky 1879-1940, LM 26, Lenin Vi, April theses, LM 26, Foot P, Words as weapons: selected writings 1980-90, LM 27, Widgery D, Some lives! A GP's East End, LM 36, Jacobs ), Out of the ghetto, LM 43, Women Anderson D. (ed), Full circle? Bringing up children in the post-permissive society, LM 1, Current feminist novels, LM 9, Neustatter A, Hyenas in petticoats, LM 11, Rowbotham S, The past is before us, LM 11, Sebestyen A (ed), '68, Agony aunts surveyed, LM 11, Abdela L, Women with X appeal, LM 14, Bremmer | (ed), From Sappho to De Sade: moments in the history of sexuality, LM 16, Brown P, The body and society: men, women and sexual renunciation in early Christianity, LM 24, Davenport-Hines R, Sex, death and punishment: attitudes to sex and sexuality in Britain since the Renaissance, LM 32, Esquire magazine's launch, LM 32.

Fox-Genovese E, Feminism without illusions, LM 34, Stanway Dr A, The lovers' guide video, LM 38 Durham M, Sex and politics: the family and morality in the Thatcher years, LM 38, Compiled by Andy Clarkson