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No. 62 | (Summer 2004)

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Table of contents
  1. Arundhati Roy : Do turkeys enjoy Thanksgiving?
  2. Hegyi Gyula : The working class fades away?
  3. Saskia Sassen : The boulevards of Paris were built by the workers
  4. Ana Bazac : A few ideas to the state socialism debate
  5. Bartha Eszter : Workers after the workers’ state: ethnography of change in an ex-Socialist „top factory”
  6. Seumas Milne : The English miners’strike
  7. csé : Zoltan Muranyi (1960-2004)
  8. Bill Jr. Fletcher : on David Bacon: The children of NAFTA
  9. Melegh Attila : Globalisation and migration
  10. Ravi Ahuja : On the margin of the history of the Indian workers’ movement
  11. Scott William Hoefle : Political participation and public organisation in Middle Amasonia
  12. Timothy A. Wise : Mexican retailers in a global economy
  13. Bernard Duterme : Ten years of Zapatist revolt in Chiapas
  14. Immanuel Wallerstein : The Lula era
  15. Pierre Franklin Tavares : Why is there so many coups in Africa?
  16. Rémy Herrera : The effects of the American embargo on Cuba
  17. Baloldali Értelmiségi Konferencia : Declaration on the social contents of the EU Draft Constitution
  18. Francia Kommunista Párt : Citizens’ Charta for a different Europe

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