The terrorist attacks have opened a new phase in the relations between Moscow and Washington. After years of cool atmosphere the Russian government is making efforts to become a good friend.

Table of contents

1. Tamás Gáspár Miklós : On post-fascism
2. Mészáros István : Globalisation and unemployment
3. Fóti Klára : The fears of the Union
4. Claire Wallace : The migration of young women in Hungary, Bulgaria and the Czech Republic
5. Somogyi Csaba : Half turn in the German immigration policy
6. Allan Borowski, Uri Yanay : Guest workers in Israel
7. Kav La’Oved hírlevél : Foreigners on the Israeli labour market
8. Greg Graffin : A Punk Manifesto
9. Tyner McCoy : The sound of hope and liberty (interview by Martin Smith)
10. Andor László : On Lebrecht: Artists and managers, requiem for classical music and Tokaji: Music under Stalinism and in the Third Reich
11. Magyar Gizella : On Theresa Hayter: Open borders: The case against immigration controls
12. Sean Healey : Rock groups on globalisation
13. Magyar Gizella : Debt boomerang
14. Marcos alparancsnok : Liberal fascism

Firstz published in 1947 in Monthly Review. The famous physicist explaines why he believes that socialism is the way forward for humanity.

The author compares the positive and negative utopias of globalisation and the information society. In our real world, the freedom of capital movements stimulates a devaluation of labour everywhere, no matter which scenario we favour in principle.