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1. Borisz Kagarlickij : The road to consumption
2. Immanuel Wallerstein : The racist alternative
3. Pankovits József : The impact of Heider-syndrome in Italy
4. Bárdos-Féltoronyi Miklós : Geopolitical thought in post-Soviet Russia
5. Peterdi Nagy László : On Akos Szilagyi: The rape of Russia
6. Terry Eagleton : On Francis Wheen: Karl Marx
7. Francis Wheen : Marx on the toplist
8. Karl Marx : Short quotations
9. Paul Le Blanc : Who are those socialists?
10. Salvatore Puledda : The crisis of historical humanism and the new humanism
11. Thad Williamson : The ecologically sustainable economy
12. Ramsey Clark : Bill Clinton, war criminal
13. Kovács-Eichner György : Why Auschwitz-Birkenau was not bombed?

Living organisms have two basic and paradox feautures: they are able to reproduce themselves and also to change and develop. The first gave us agriculture, the second the posibility of perfection. According to the authors, the power over living organisms should be given back to agriculturists i.e. to ourselves. The article was first published in Le Monde Diplomatique.

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1. Daniel Singer : There is an alternative (interview by Baxandall and Scher)
2. Csanády András : Moral foundations of the capitalist restauration
3. Andor László : On Erzsebet Szalai: Lions and globalisation
4. Szavelij Dudakov : On The minutes of the wise men of Zion
5. Enzo Traverso : Marxism after Auschwitz
6. Krausz Tamás : GULAG and Auschwitz, the meaning and function of comparative analysis
7. V. P. Buldakov : The Gulag phenomenon
8. NKVD : The contribution of Gulag prisoners to the victory in the Great Patriotic War
9. Peter Bergel : An eyewitness on the mass demo against WTO
10. Michel Chossudovsky : The WTO – an illegal organisation
11. Immanuel Wallerstein : Seattle, or the limits to global expansion
12. Richard C. Lewontin, Jean Pierre Berlan : Genetics industry: the exploitation of living organisms
13. Lugosi Győző : Le Monde Diplomatique
14. Lugosi Győző : ATTAC – founding programme