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International Socialism

CONTENTS BY ISSUE
(Summer 1958 – Winter 1968/69)

No. 1, Summer 1958

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM
Quarterly for Marxist Theory

Socialist Review Publishing Co Ltd, N. Maddison, 21 Aubert Park, London N5 (Duplicated)

Introducing the Journal

The State of the French Left, by André Giacometti

Changes in Stalinist Russia: 1 Changes in the Management of Industry, by Tony Cliff

The Economic Background of the Recent Strikes, by Michael Kidron

BOOK REVIEWS

• British Economic Policy Since the War, by H.F.
• Literature and Revolution, by Raymond Challinor

Nos. 2 & 3, 1959

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM
Quarterly for Marxist Theory

Published by International Socialism, 21 Aubert Park, London N5

Rosa Luxemburg, by Tony Cliff

No. 1, Spring 1960

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM
Journal for Socialist Theory

90 Regents Park Road, London NW1

Editors:
PETER CADOGAN
TONY CLIFF
KEN COATES
NIGEL HARRIS
MICHAEL KIDRON
PETER SEDGWICK
ROBIN FIOR (art)
MICHAEL SEGAL (reviews)
NICHOLAS HOWARD (treasurer)
DOROTHY LEWITT (business)

EDITORIAL NOTES:

• Aldermarch III
• Africa: Change of Wind
• Socialists, Labourites and Clause 4
• Introduction to a Journal

Crowther and the Future of British Education, by Peter Cadogan

Second Hymn to Lenin, by Hugh MacDiarmid

Towards an African Socialism, by John Leslie

The Chinese People’s Communes, by Ygael Gluckstein

REVIEWS

• Witch Hunter, by N.P.H.
• The Foundry Workers, by Geoff Carlsson
• Community and Communication, by Ken Coates
• Welfare State? by Harold Freedman
• Low Pressure, by N.H.
• Crime and Treatment, by Paul Marcus
• In Memory of G.D.H. Cole, by Ray Challinor
• The Flow of Money, by Mike Kidron
• Dead Mutton, by J.D.

No. 2, Autumn 1960

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM
Journal for Socialist Theory

90 Regents Park Road, London NW1

Editors:
MICHAEL KIDRON
BOB PENNINGTON
Editorial Board:
PETER CADOGAN
RAYMOND CHALLINOR
TONY CLIFF
KEN COATES
HENRY COLLINS
MARION COOK (business)
JOHN FAIRHEAD
ROBIN FIOR (art)
MARTIN GRAINGER (reviews)
NIGEL HARRIS
NICHOLAS HOWARD (treasurer)
ALASDAIR MacINTYRE
HARRY McSHANE
PETER SEDGWICK
MICHAEL SEGAL

EDITORIAL:

• A Blow Against the Boss is a Blow Against the Bomb
• Power in the Labour Party
• From Cold War to Price War
• Congo

Docks: Breakaway and Unofficial Movements, by Bob Pennington

How the ‘Soviet’ Robinson Crusoe was Written, by Ilya Ilf & Eugeni Petrov

The Revolutionary Party and the Class or Trotsky on Substitutionism, by Tony Cliff

Polish Notebook, by ABU – Four page insert

Japan, by Kan-ichi Kuroda

A Touch of the Sun, by Cressida Lindsay

REVIEWS:

• Two Left Feet, by Michael Kidron
• Why Britain is Still Going, by John Fairhead
• The Murder Machine, by Martin Grainger
• Reformism Re-Affirmed, by Len Bishop
• [Recommendation], by Eric S. Heffer
• Economics, by Raymond Challinor
• Russian Organization Man, by Max Turov
• Sinologist’s Vade-Mecum, by David Breen
• Philosophical Dessication, by Nigel Harris
• Nasty Men, by Nigel Harris
• The Russian Film, by S.M. Neufeld

Letter to Readers

No. 3, Winter 1960–61*

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM
Journal for socialist theory

47 Fitzroy Road, London NW1

Editors:
MICHAEL KIDRON
ALASDAIR MacINTYRE
Editorial Board:
PETER CADOGAN
RAYMOND CHALLINOR
TONY CLIFF
KEN COATES
MARION COOK (business)
JOHN FAIRHEAD
ROBIN FIOR (art)
MARTIN GRAINGER (reviews)
NIGEL HARRIS
NICHOLAS HOWARD
HARRY McSHANE
PETER SEDGWICK

NOTES OF THE QUARTER:

• Labour and the Bomb
• Russia and China
• Revolution in Cuba
• & A Note of Protest, Michel Raptis & Sal Santen Case

Zigzag: The Communist Party and the Bomb, by Raymond Challinor

Two Songs from Essex, by Jack London

France: The March of Despotism, by Jean-Jacques Marie

The Lion: A Moral Tale, by Slawomir Mrozek

The Fight for Workers’ Control, by Peter Sedgwick

POLEMIC

• Is A Neutralist Foreign Policy Possible? by Alasdair MacIntyre
• The Labour Party and the Bomb, by Bob Pennington & Martin Grainger

REVIEWS:

• Rebellion, by Peter Cadogan
• The Real Roots, by Bob Pennington
• Ephemeral flora, by T. Cliff
• The Pen and the Sword, by Alasdair MacIntyre
• On the Line, by M. Turov
• Indictment by Inference, by M. Grainger
• The Customer is Always Right, by Raymond Challinor
• The Psephological Eye, by Nigel Harris
• Facts and Fancy, by Don Bass
• Talking About Socialism, by Ioan Davies
• A Way of Seeing, by Ioan Davies
• African Background, by Eric Morse
• News Chronicle, by Michael Segal
• Capitalist to Manager, by Nigel Harris
• Hot Air, by Michael Segal
• Apologetics, by David Breen
• Riots and Romantics, by Ioan Davies

*Wrongly numbered 6, this is in fact issue number 3

No. 4, Spring 1961

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

47 Fitzroy Road, London NW1

Editors:
MICHAEL KIDRON
ALASDAIR MacINTYRE
Editorial Board:
PETER CADOGAN
RAYMOND CHALLINOR
TONY CLIFF
KEN COATES
JOHN FAIRHEAD
REUBEN FIOR (art)
NIGEL HARRIS (reviews)
NICHOLAS HOWARD
HARRY McSHANE
PETER SEDGWICK

NOTES OF THE QUARTER:

• Aldermarch Four
• Tory Transport
• Central Africa

Belgium: Success Beyond Our Grasp, by Xavier Mourre

Belgium: Strike to Revolution? by Tony Cliff

Letter to Readers

144 Excitable Persons (Algeria), by Theo Melville

The Young Nationalist, by Jacques Egyptian Compton

Socialism and Capitalism, by Paul Cardan

POLEMIC:

• The State of Peace, by Peter Cadogan

BOOK REVIEWS:

• Washington or Moscow? by Michael Kidron
• Export of Reformism, by John Lane
• The Road Back, by Nigel Harris
• Political Platform, by Peter Cadogan
• Cook’s Tour of the Thirties, by Peter Mansell
• Dead Scrolls? by James Higgins
• Operation Cover-Up, by Peter Cadogan
• Tamed, by Nigel Harris
• Spluttering Taper, by Ken Coates
• Art – Index to Life, by Theo Melville
• Brecht and Socialism, by Ioan Davies

No. 5, Summer 1961

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

47 Fitzroy Road, London NW1

Editors:
MICHAEL KIDRON
ALASDAIR MacINTYRE
Editorial Board:
PETER CADOGAN
RAYMOND CHALLINOR
TONY CLIFF
KEN COATES
JOHN FAIRHEAD
REUBEN FIOR (art)
NIGEL HARRIS (reviews)
NICHOLAS HOWARD
HARRY McSHANE
PETER SEDGWICK

NOTES OF THE QUARTER:

• New Bombs for Labour
• Positive Neutralism
• Civil Disobedience
• Theory in the Movement

South Africa: Ten Years of the Stay-At-Home, by Socialist League of Africa

Letter to Readers

A Bomb Quartet, by Adrian Mitchell

Socialism and the Division of Labour, Some Notes on the Views of Paul Cardan, by Ken Coates

‘People’s Capitalism’? by Dick Logan & Henry Paley

REVIEWS:

• Culture and Revolution, by Alasdair MacIntyre
• Regrouping, by T. Cliff
• An Economist’s World, by Nigel Harris
• Note on Stagnation, by Henry Collins
• In the Woodpile, by Ken Coates
• Breakaways, by M. Millett
• Nasser’s Egypt, by Munir
• Africa and Russia, by Peter Ibbotson
• Leninism Falsified, by John Fairhead
• China, by M. Turov
• China and the Right, by John F. Crutchley
• Much Ado About India, by David Breen
• All’s Well, by J.M. Wilson
• The Web, by P. Mansell
• O’Casey, by Ken Coates
• Admass Education, by Peter Ibbotson
• No Silvikrin in the USSR, by Mary-K. Wilmers
• Books Received

No. 6, Autumn 1961

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

47 Fitzroy Road, London NW1

Editors:
MICHAEL KIDRON
ALASDAIR MacINTYRE
Editorial Board:
RAYMOND CHALLINOR
TONY CLIFF
KEN COATES
JOHN FAIRHEAD
REUBEN FIOR (art)
NIGEL HARRIS (reviews)
NICHOLAS HOWARD
HARRY McSHANE
ERIC PRESTON
PETER SEDGWICK

NOTES OF THE QUARTER:

• Labour’s Suicide Bid
• Britain and Europe

The Relevance of American Socialism, by Julius Jacobson

South Africa: Once Again on the Stay-At-Home, by Socialist League of Africa

Letter to Readers

The Case for Left Reformism, by Henry Collins

Rejoinder to Left Reformism, by Alasdair MacIntyre

The Scythians, by Alexander Blok

Caribbean Pilgrim, by Ken Coates

REVIEWS:

• Colonial Revolution, by André Giacometti
• Nationalism and Internationalism in the Middle East, by Munir
• The Unions, by Ken Coates
• Politics and the Unions, by Henry Collins
• Stalinism Minus Stalin, by Peter Sedgwick
• Commintern, by John Thomas
• Marxism, by Raymond Challinor
• New Theories for Old, by J. Ashdown
• Liberal Sociology, by Kevin Barry
• What Does Welfare Mean? by Nigel Harris
• Skin-Deep, by J. Ashdown
• Housing, by Jeremy Jakes
• Inflation, by Michael Kidron
• Bureaucracy, by T. Cliff

No. 7, Winter 1961

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

47 Fitzroy Road, London NW1

Editors:
MICHAEL KIDRON
ALASDAIR MacINTYRE
EDITORIAL BOARD:
RAYMOND CHALLINOR
TONY CLIFF
KEN COATES
JOHN FAIRHEAD
REUBEN FIOR (art)
NIGEL HARRIS (reviews)
NICHOLAS HOWARD
HARRY McSHANE
THEO MELVILLE
ERIC PRESTON
PETER SEDGWICK

NOTES OF THE QUARTER:

• Khrushchev’s Congress
• Labour’s Sickness

The Decline of Welfare, by Nigel Harris

Letter to Readers

Reform and Revolution: Rejoinder to Left Reformism II, by Michael Kidron

Catterick 1954, by Keith Barnes

Yanqui No! Castro No! Cuba Si! by Sergio Junco, assisted by Nick Howard

POLEMIC:

• The Common Market, by John Fairhead

REVIEWS:

• The Last Time It Happened, by Peter Sedgwick
• Party History, by Henry Collins
• Tory Trends, by Nigel Harris
• Totalitarian – Subjective, by James C. Kincaid
• Yugoslavia, by Mary Harris
• The Divide, by M. Turov
• Soviet Studies, by Tony Cliff
• The Partners, by Raymond Challinor
• The Grand Camouflage, by Erich Gerlach
• Race and Class, by N. Adler
• Indology Again, by David Breen
• Learned and Shoddy, by Kevin Barry
• Economic Theory, by John Crutchley
• The Poet Revolutionary, by D.A. Steel
• Grey Man, by Theo Melville
• Books Received

No. 8, Spring 1962

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

47 Fitzroy Road, London NW1

Editors :
MICHAEL KIDRON
ALASDAIR MacINTYRE
Editorial Board:
RAYMOND CHALLINOR
TONY CLIFF
KEN COATES
JOHN FAIRHEAD
REUBEN FIOR (art)
NIGEL HARRIS (reviews)
NICHOLAS HOWARD
HARRY McSHANE
THEO MELVILLE
ERIC PRESTON
PETER SEDGWICK

NOTES OF THE QUARTER:

• No Bombs and No Illusions
• Planning
• Labour and the Common Market

The Decline of German Socialism, by George Lux

An Opposition in the World Federation of Trade Unions, by A. Giacometti

Letter to Readers

Memoriam: Natalia Sedova, by Theo Melville

Love, by Yuri Olesha

The Decline of the Chinese Communes, by Tony Cliff

Reform and Revolution: Rejoinder 1, by Ken Coates

Reform and Revolution: Rejoinder 2, by Peter von Oertzen

REVIEWS:

• Social Democracy in Britain, by John Fairhead
• Tunnel or Bridge, by Michael Kidron
• The Mines, by Ken Coates
• The Turks, by Munir
• The Tortoise, by David Cairns
• Another Look, by David Cairns
• British Trade Unions, by Henry Collins
• Inside Britain, by Michael Kidron
• Steel and the Nation, by J. Ashdown
• South of the Himalayas, by David Breen
• Reason in Revolt, by Peter Sedgwick
• Stalin and History, by Alasdair MacIntyre
• Argentina, by Sergio Junco
• Trotsky, by Alasdair MacIntyre
• Disengagement, by Alasdair MacIntyre
• Shorter Reviews

No. 9, Summer 1962

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

47 Fitzroy Road, London NW1

Editor:
MICHAEL KIDRON
Editorial Board:
RAYMOND CHALLINOR
TONY CLIFF
KEN COATES
JOHN FAIRHEAD
REUBEN FIOR (art)
NIGEL HARRIS (reviews)
NICHOLAS HOWARD
ALASDAIR MacINTYRE
HARRY McSHANE
PETER SEDGWICK

NOTES OF THE QUARTER:

• The Young Socialists
• INDEC
• The Wages Front

The Labour Party in Perspective, by Tony Cliff

Imperialism, Highest Stage but One, by Michael Kidron

C. Wright Mills, by Alasdair MacIntyre

Letter to Readers

Left Reformism Restated, by Henry Collins

REVIEWS:

• The Factory, by Alasdair MacIntyre
• The ETU, by Henry Collins
• Zweigism, by Ken Coates
• Jenkins in TV-Land, by James C. Kincaid
• Scholarship and Non-Scholarship, by Peter Ibbotson
• H of C, by Nigel Harris
• Marxism, by Nigel Harris
• Heretics, by John Ashdown
• Sovietology, by Tony Cliff
• Guerillas in Action, by John Corina
• Peron, by T. Cliff
• Iceland and the Bomb, by Theo Melville
• Phoenix, by David Breen
• Nazism, by James C. Kincaid
• A Democratic Tradition, by James D. Young
• The Lanark Tradition, by James Buchanan
• Political Literature, by David Steel
• Film Economics, by Theo Melville
• Shorter Notices

No. 10, Autumn 1962

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

47 Fitzroy Road, London NW1

Editor:
MICHAEL KIDRON
Editorial Board:
TONY CLIFF
KEN COATES
JOHN FAIRHEAD
REUBEN FIOR (art)
NIGEL HARRIS (reviews)
NICHOLAS HOWARD
ALASDAIR MacINTYRE
HARRY McSHANE
PETER SEDGWICK

NOTES OF THE QUARTER:

• Rocks At Brighton
• Fists Against the Fascists

The Young Socialists, by Will Fancy & John Philips

Letter to Readers

Songs With Teeth, by Bobby Campbell

Labour and the Bomb, Discussion with Nigel Harris (convenor), Tirril Harris, Jim Kincaid, Ross Pritchard, Noel Tracey

BOOK REVIEWS:

• The Miners Again, by Ken Coates
• Education, by David Cairns
• Muddy Boots and Pressure Groups, by Nigel Harris
• The Young Rebel, by Peter Ibbotson
• City Politics, by Sergio Junco
• Managerisms, by J.C. Stonebridge
• Morris and Socialism, by P. Mansell
• Old Tortoise, by Raymond Challinor
• Historical Materialism, by Peter Sedgwick
• Community and Change, by Peter Ibbotson

No. 11, Winter 1962–1963

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

47 Fitzroy Road, London NW1

Editor:
MICHAEL KIDRON
Editorial Board:
TONY CLIFF
KEN COATES
JOHN FAIRHEAD
REUBEN FIOR (art)
NIGEL HARRIS (reviews)
NICHOLAS HOWARD
ALASDAIR MacINTYRE
HARRY McSHANE
PETER SEDGWICK

NOTES OF THE QUARTER:

• Himalayan Frost
• China and Russia
• Cuban Lessons
• Class or Country

Socialism at the Parish Pump, by Raymond Challinor

Socialism at the Parish Pump – The Comment, by P. Mansell

The Two Souls of Socialism, by Hal Draper

Marxism in Japan, by Kan-ichi Kuroda

Letter to Readers

• Extract on Common Market, by Peter Sedgwick
• Extract from Letter of Resignation, by John Fairhead
• Criticism of Editorial on Fascism, by Peter Sedgwick

REVIEWS

• Kremlinology, by T. Cliff
• The Beast Talks, by Tirril Harris
• Caucasian Circles, by Peter Sedgwick
• Modern China, by P. Mansell
• Chiang and Mao, by P. Mansell
• Indo-Pak, by David Breen
• Kibbutzim, by Constance Lever
• Angola, by Julian Madison
• Egypt’s Military Regime, by Munir
• West Africa, by David Cairns
• The Sober Banker, by Theo Melville
• States of Emergency, by Peter Sedgwick
• Arendtiana, by David Cairns
• Liberalism, by David Cairns
• Political Paddling, by Nigel Harris
• Trade Union Facts, by Henry Collins
• Paishism, by Nigel Harris
• Way Out, by John Crutchley

No. 12, Spring 1963

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

47 Fitzroy Road, London NW1

Editor:
MICHAEL KIDRON
Editorial Board:
IAN BIRCHALL
TONY CLIFF
NICHOLAS HOWARD
ALASDAIR MacINTYRE
PETER MANSELL
DAVE PEERS
JOHN PHILLIPS
PETER SEDGWICK
NOEL TRACEY

NOTES OF THE QUARTER:

• Unemployment
• The Young Socialists
• Rebuffed
• Himalayan Frostbite
• The Ism Not the Man

The Impasse of CND, by Dave Peers

Letter to Readers

After Oxford What? by Barry Gorden

Permanent Revolution, by Tony Cliff

Letters to Editor:

• On YS from Gavin Kennedy
• On YS from John Philips
• On the NCLC from Sid Bidwell

The Common Market, by John Palmer

BOOK REVIEWS:

• The Left Reformist, by Peter Sedgwick
• Chalk Farm, by Peter Ibbotson
• Illusions from Italy, by Tirril Harris
• Africa Mined, by David Cairns
• God and Spain, by P. Mansell
• Jewel of Empire, by Tirril Harris
• More, by David Breen
• Eurocrats, by Henry Collins
• Inadequate, by David Cairns
• The Sociology of Knowledge, by Nigel Harris
• Dual Revolution, by David Cairns
• Our Great Dreamer, by Ken Coates
• Congo, by Theo Melville
• Il Politechnico, by G. Facetti
• Shorter Reviews

No. 13, Summer 1963

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

47 Fitzroy Road, London NW1

Editor:
MICHAEL KIDRON
Editorial Board:
IAN BIRCHALL
TONY CLIFF
NICHOLAS HOWARD
ALASDAIR MacINTYRE
PETER MANSELL
DAVE PEERS
JOHN PHILLIPS
PETER SEDGWICK
NOEL TRACEY
JOHN STRAUTHER

NOTES OF THE QUARTER:

• Wilson’s New Frontier
• How to Fight the Sack
• Shop Stewards
• Defensism or Defeatism, by Hal Draper (extract)

Tories and Trade Unions, by Nigel Harris

Prediction and Politics, by Alistair MacIntyre

Letter to Readers

Algeria, by Jean-François Lyotard

Revolution Betrayed? The RSP Reply

Letter to Editor:

• On YS, from John Eric Austin
  
  Reply

The Two Nations, by John Crutchley

BOOK REVIEWS:

• Bright-Wing Boy, by Michael Kidron
• Curate’s Egg, by David Cairns
• Clinical Horror, by Barry Gorden
• Arms Economy, by David Breen
• Complicity, by Barry Hindess
• Factual Jungle, by Tirril Harris
• Religion and Revolt, by John Ashdown
• Way Out, by Peter Mansell

No. 14, Autumn 1963

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

47 Fitzroy Road, London NW1

Editor:
MICHAEL KIDRON
Editorial Board:
IAN BIRCHALL
TONY CLIFF
NICHOLAS HOWARD
ALASDAIR MacINTYRE
PETER MANSELL
DAVE PEERS
JOHN PHILLIPS
PETER SEDGWICK
NOEL TRACEY
JOHN STRAUTHER

NOTES OF THE QUARTER:

• Labour’s Party
• Algerian Shades

China-Russia: The Monolith Cracks, by Tony Cliff

Victor Serge and Socialism, by Peter Sedgwick

Letter to Readers

Letter to Editor:

• On India, from Gavin Kennedy

Ten Years for the Locust: British Trotskyism 1938-1948, by Jim Higgins

REVIEWS:

• School Classes, by Peter Ibbotson
• Ministry Boffin? by M. Millett
• School Psychology, by Peter Sedgwick
• Cold War Debate, by Tony Young
• Defending Russia, by Peter Sedgwick
• Arms Economy, by John Palmer
• American Radical, by Sergio Junco
• Polish October, by Chris Harman
• Marx and Morals, Alasdair MacIntyre
• Sociology – Science? – 1, by David Cairns
• Sociology – Science – 2, by Ioan Davies
• Bedtime Story, by G. Veitch
• Striking, by Andrew Miller
• Dead Horse, by Jeremy Jakes
• The Leadership, by Ioan Davies
• Fair Shares, by Raymond Challinor
• Declining Health, by Colin Barker
• Old Guard, by Ian Taylor
• Little Man, by P. Mansell
• Spain, by P. Mansell
• No Insight, by A. Gigante
• Loyal Opposition? by Ian H. Birchall
• Socialist Peasants, by Tolkatch
• Hard Heads, by John Palmer
• India, by Nigel Harris
• African Rebels, by Colin Barker
• African Jailbird, by Barry Hindess
• The New Boss, by Barry Hindess
• South Africa, by N. Adler
• A Mirror of ‘Observers’, by Sergio Junco
• Calypso and the Mass Party, by John Strauther
• Japanese Politics, by Nigel Harris

No. 15, Winter 1963/64

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

Socialist Review Publishing Co Ltd, 47 Fitzroy Road, London NW1

Editor:
MICHAEL KIDRON
Editorial Board:
COLIN BARKER
IAN BIRCHALL
TONY CLIFF
NICHOLAS HOWARD
ALASDAIR MacINTYRE
PETER MANSELL
DAVE PEERS
JOHN PHILLIPS
PETER SEDGWICK
NOEL TRACEY
Art Editor:
REUBEN FIOR

EDITORIALS:

• Labour’s Technocratic Lapse
• Against Robbins
• South Africa

Labour Policy & Capitalist Planning, by Alasdair MacIntyre

The End of the Road, Deutscher’s Capitulation to Stalinism, by Tony Cliff

The ‘Inevitability of Socialism’, by Hal Draper

The Very Funny Man, a Tale in Two Moods, by H. Orlando Patterson

Spain, by André Giacometti

Note on Contributors

Letter from a Reader:

• from Dennis Anderson

REVIEWS:

• Revolutionary at Large, by André Giacommetti
• Once Upon a Time ..., by Dave Peers
• 1925-7, by M. Turov
• Kremlinology, by T. Cliff
• Mongol Europe, by Andrew Miller
• Left-over Reformist, by Ian H. Birchall
• A Study in Inevitables, by Ian H. Birchall
• Central Africa, by Barry Hindess
• NUR Story, by Terry Martin
• Heritage? by David Cairns
• Platonic Leavisite, by Peter Ibbotson
• Our Children’s Cross, by Peter Ibbotson
• Unclear, by Constance Lever
• In Defence of Shareholders, by Chris Gray
• Titled Sterility, by Hilary Rose

No. 16, Spring 1964

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

Socialist Review Publishing Co Ltd, 47 Fitzroy Road, London NW1

Editor:
MICHAEL KIDRON
Editorial Board:
COLIN BARKER
IAN BIRCHALL
TONY CLIFF
NICHOLAS HOWARD
ALASDAIR MacINTYRE
PETER MANSELL
DAVE PEERS
JOHN PHILLIPS
PETER SEDGWICK
NOEL TRACEY
Art Editor:
REUBEN FIOR

EDITORIAL:

• Labour’s Ironies
• The Grand Illusion
• East Africa
• Rookes v. Barnard

Britain: The Wages Struggle, by Colin Barker

Letter to Readers

Letter to the Editor:

• From Gavin Kennedy

The American Negro Movement, by George Rawick

Trotsky’s Revolution Betrayed, by C.L.R. James*

* Reprint from New International, October 1946

REVIEWS:

• Problems of Organisation, by Constance Lever
• Socialist Classic, by J.P. Nettl
• Original Marxism, by Peter Sedgwick
• Armed Bodies of Men, by Ian H. Birchall
• In the Midst of Plenty, by C. Davison
• Honest Radical, by A. Gigante
• Hard Capitalism, by Richard Hyman
• Utopian Capitalism, by Frank Ferrer
• Japanese Politics, by Nigel Harris
• Potpourri, by Nigel Harris
• The Law as an Ass, by Tony Young
• Cold War Pawns? by Colin Barker
• Crisis of Leadership? by Ian H. Birchall
• Sweetness and Light, by Colin Barker
• Building, by Ian Mooney

No. 17, Summer 1964

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

Socialist Review Publishing Co Ltd, 47 Fitzroy Road, London NW1

Editor:
MICHAEL KIDRON
Editorial Board:
COLIN BARKER
IAN BIRCHALL
TONY CLIFF
NICHOLAS HOWARD
ALASDAIR MacINTYRE
PETER MANSELL
DAVE PEERS
JOHN PHILLIPS
PETER SEDGWICK
NOEL TRACEY
Art Editor:
REUBEN FIOR

EDITORIAL:

• The Future Offered Labour
• Arms, Drugs and Booms-a-Daisy
• Boycott South Africa

India: Part One, by Nigel Harris

The Two New Lefts, by Peter Sedgwick

Education and Class, by John Crutchley

Letter to Readers

Letter from a Reader:

• [On Education], from Mike Coggins

REVIEWS:

• Blowing on the Wind, by Bert Benson
• Black Hope of Brixton, by C.L.R. James
• A Friend in Need, by Raymond Challinor
• Mild and Honest, by Henry Collins
• Titbits, by Bert Benson
• Developing Theory, by Tony Young
• Arab World, by Munir
• Catalogue, by Y. Sakhry
• Poor Trotsky, by Marvin Garson
• Mountains of Molehills, by David Breen
• Splits, by Tony Cliff
• God Bless Us, by Barry Hindess
• Movement and Men, by David Breen
• Useful Placidities, by Tony Cliff
• Revolt Without Leaders, by Ian H. Birchall
• Introduction, by Nigel Harris
• Bourgeois Beginners, by Richard Hyman
• Little Profit, by M. Turov
• Sounds Radical, by Chris Gray

No. 18, Autumn 1964

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

Socialist Review Publishing Co Ltd, 47 Fitzroy Road, London NW1

Editor:
MICHAEL KIDRON
Editorial Board:
COLIN BARKER
IAN BIRCHALL
TONY CLIFF
NICHOLAS HOWARD
ALASDAIR MacINTYRE
PETER MANSELL
DAVE PEERS
JOHN PHILLIPS
PETER SEDGWICK
NOEL TRACEY
Art Editor:
REUBEN FIOR

EDITORIAL:

• Labour: Advise or Dissent
• One Hundred Years On
• USA: Crucial Juncture
• South Arabia
• Ceylon: Hunting With the Hounds

India: A First Approximation, by Nigel Harris

Churchill: A Ruling-Class Militant

Letter from a Reader:

• On the New Left, from Laurens Otter

Letter to Readers

Budapest 1956: The Central Workers Council, by Balazs Nagy

REVIEWS:

• Revolutionary Creativity, by C.L.R. James
• Badly Served, by Michael Kidron
• Facts, by T. Cliff
• Inadequate, by M. Turov
• Uneasy Reconciliation, by Tony Young
• Poor Stuff, by H. Mit
• Farrago
• Red and Black, by Ioan Davies
• Slaves, by R. Tennant
• Prejudice, by David Breen
• France Goes Pop, by Peter Sedgwick
• Hughiology, by John Charlton

No. 19, Winter 1964–65

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

Socialist Review Publishing Co Ltd, 47 Fitzroy Road, London NW1

Editor:
MICHAEL KIDRON
Editorial Board:
COLIN BARKER
IAN BIRCHALL
TONY CLIFF
NICHOLAS HOWARD
ALASDAIR MacINTYRE
PETER MANSELL
DAVE PEERS
JOHN PHILLIPS
PETER SEDGWICK
NOEL TRACEY
Art Editor:
REUBEN FIOR

EDITORIAL:

• Labour’s Hundred Days
• Socialists and Labour
• USA: Victory Celebrations? by Charles Leinenweber

Marxism and the Collectivisation of Agriculture, by Tony Cliff

Letter to Readers

From Our Readers:

• On The Week, from Pat Jordan
• On the Labour Party, from A.L. Buick
• On Education and Class, from Jerry Lynch

Karl Korsch’s Undogmatic Marxism, by Erich Gerlach

REVIEWS:

• The Greatest Since Keir Hardy, by Raymond Challinor
• The New Right, by Barry Hindess
• Tripe, by John Palmer
• Old Game, by Barry Hindess
• Middling Dull, by Colin Barker
• Nice Maps, by Tony Young
• Bombs and Boots, by John Charlton
• First Round, by David Breen
• State Cap Primers, by Nick Howard
• Shift Work, by Richard Hyman
• Knowledge Without Understanding, by Chris Barnes
• Depressing History, by H. Richards
• Voyage Into the Backyard, by Chris Barnes
• Compensation, by Roger Cox
• Urban Crush, by Constance Lever
• A Place with Michael, by Sam Farber
• Chit-Chat, by Barry Hindess
• International Nostalgia, by Peter Sedgwick
• Violence and All That Jazz, by Alasdair MacIntyre
• Shooting Bishops, by H. Mit
• Stalin’s Boy, by Nigel Harris
• Osagyefo Pensant, by Chris Harman
• Colonial Sequelæ, by Peter Sedgwick
• Quite Useful, by Nigel Harris
• African Studies, by Ioan Davies
• Such a Nice Man, by Stephen Rose
• Changing Men, by Dave Peers
• Cops and Rebels, by Gerry Lynch
• High Tabulations, by Hilary Rose
• Yawning Gap, by Sarah Watson
• Class Unconscious, by Bert Benson
• Radical Errors, by P. Mansell
• Nobly Wrong, by Colin Humphrey
• Soviets Without Socialism, by Peter Sedgwick
• Whose Maturity? by Peter Sedgwick

No. 20, Spring 1964–65

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

Socialist Review Publishing Co Ltd, 36 Gilden Road, London NW5

Editor:
MICHAEL KIDRON
Editorial Board:
COLIN BARKER
IAN BIRCHALL
TONY CLIFF
NICHOLAS HOWARD
ALASDAIR MacINTYRE
PETER MANSELL
DAVE PEERS
JOHN PHILLIPS
PETER SEDGWICK
NOEL TRACEY
Art Editor:
REUBEN FIOR

EDITORIAL:

• Labour in Office
• Knuckling Under

Labour and Education, by Gerry Lynch

Letter to Readers on India, from Michael Kidron

Twice Met, by Victor Serge

International Capitalism, by Michael Kidron

The German Trade Union Movement 1945-52, by Volkhard Mosler

REVIEWS:

• Fog at Fawley, by Colin Barker
• The Right Lines, by Stan Mills
• Nice and Brutal, by Colin Barker
• The Fire Last Time, by Michael Kidron
• Defend the Tenant, by Hilary Rose
• Primary Classes, by Sarah Watson
• Whence France? by Curtis McNally
• Them, by David Breen
• Forever Backward, by David Breen
• Indian High Noon, by David Breen
• Confucian Confusion, by Nigel Harris
• White Collars, by Nigel Harris
• Soldiers, by Tony Young
• UNexamined, by Chris Gray
• The Folly of Solly, by Hilary Rose
• Sick in Mind, by Bert Benson
• When the Boom Breaks, by Dave Peers
• Philatelic, by Steven Rose
• Uninstructive, by Ian H. Birchall
• Duty Bound, by Barry Hindess

No. 21, Summer 1965

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

Socialist Review Publishing Co Ltd, 36 Gilden Road, London NW5

Editor:
NIGEL HARRIS
Editorial Board:
COLIN BARKER
IAN BIRCHALL
TONY CLIFF
NICHOLAS HOWARD
ALASDAIR MacINTYRE
PETER MANSELL
DAVE PEERS
JOHN PHILLIPS
PETER SEDGWICK
NOEL TRACEY
Art Editor:
EVELYN BARKER

EDITORIAL:

• Labour’s Tightrope to Nowhere
• Deflating Wages
• Pax Americana

Tribune of the People 1, by Chris Harman

The International Trade Union Movement in Crisis, by Roger B. Nelson

‘Be his payment high or low’: The American Working Class in the Sixties, by Martin Glaberman

From Our Readers:

• From Jim Higgins
• From Richard Hammersley

Mass Strike, Party and Trade Union (Extract), by Rosa Luxemburg

• Introduction, by Tony Cliff

To Our Readers: Germany

REVIEWS:

• C&A Marxism, by Michael Kidron
• A Heritage, by P. Mansell
• Old Left, by Ian Taylor
• Working Classes, by Chris Harman
• Behan’s Book, by Alasdair MacIntyre
• Where’s the Crowd? by Tony Young
• Half a People, by Julie Fancy
• The Dynamite of Innovation, by John Ashdown
• Dr K’s Prescriptions, by Frat Cain
• Abortion, by Barry Hindess
• One-Dimensional Book, by Colin Barker
• Liberal Marx, by Alasdair MacIntyre
• Ancient and Modern, by B. Rosso
• School in Space, by Peter Ibbotson
• Proofs, by Peter Ibbotson
• Granny’s Aid, by Keith MacDonald
• Sketch Map, by Hilary Rose
• Home Front, by Barry Hindess
• Half Light on Britain, by David Breen
• Candy Floss, by John Ashdown
• Specialist Squared, by David Breen
• Love Thy Labour, by David Breen
• Preface to Miracles, by Nigel Harris
• Figures of Fun, by T. Cliff
• How to Grow? by M. Turov
• Barton is Best, by R. Tennant
• Change of Sign, by T. Cliff
• Only Parts, by Alasdair MacIntyre
• Stalin’s Great Shadow, by Chris Harman
• Buy Him a Stetson, by Chris Davison
• Compendium, by Nigel Harris
• The Reds, by Nigel Harris
• Render Unto Cæsar, by Barry Hindess
• Sociological Strivings, by Chris Harman

No. 22, Autumn 1965

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

Socialist Review Publishing Co Ltd, 36 Gilden Road, London NW5

Editor:
NIGEL HARRIS
Editorial Board:
COLIN BARKER
IAN BIRCHALL
TONY CLIFF
NICHOLAS HOWARD
MICHAEL KIDRON
ALASDAIR MacINTYRE
PETER MANSELL
DAVE PEERS
JOHN PHILLIPS
PETER SEDGWICK
NOEL TRACEY
Art Editor:
EVELYN BARKER

EDITORIAL:

• The Englishman’s Castle
• Love Resumed
• Why Labour?

THE NOTEBOOK:

• Unions, by Colin Barker
• World Trade, by Michael Kidron
• Threat of Recession & Japan, by John Palmer

Immigration and the British Labour Movement, by Paul Foot

Humanism and Socialism, by Paul Mattick

Theory at the Hour of Wilson, by Peter Sedgwick

Letter to Readers

The West German Emergency Laws, by Reiner Diederich

REVIEWS:

• Return to Utopia, by Chris Harman
• Grass Roots, by Raymond Challinor
• Sects Life, by Raymond Challinor
• Hotch Potch, by Jenny Davison
• Rags to Niches, by Sarah Watson
• In the Beginning, by Peter Ibbotson
• Lynched, by Gerry Lynch
• Revolting Youth, by Julie Lynch
• Crammed, by David Rose
• 1926 and All That, by Roger Cox
• Halflight, by Colin Barker
• True to Type, by Anthony Uden
• Darkly at Britain, by David Breen
• In Groups, by Barry Hindess
• Apolitical Party, by Ian H. Birchall
• Too Involved, by Peter Sedgwick
• A Fabian to the West, by George Rawick
• Another Country, by George Rawick
• Philosophic Journalist, by Nigel Harris
• Economics and Reality, by Nigel Harris
• How It Really Was, by Harold Jackson
• Love Despised, by Ioan Davies
• Tame Pussy, by Robert Kett
• Communist Blocs, by David Breen
• A Century of Clichés, by Dave Peers
• State Capitalist Handbook, by Michael Kidron
• Life with Auntie, by Peter Sedgwick
• Zero-plus Book, by Steven Rose
• Primer, by Leonora Massey
• Millsiana, by John Ashdown
• Rave for Bert, by Colin Barker
• Literature and Reformism, by Ian H. Birchall
• Poor Orwell, by Bert Benson

No. 23, Winter 1965/66

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

Socialist Review Publishing Co Ltd, 36 Gilden Road, London NW5

Editor:
NIGEL HARRIS
Editorial Board:
COLIN BARKER
IAN BIRCHALL
TONY CLIFF
NICHOLAS HOWARD
MICHAEL KIDRON
ALASDAIR MacINTYRE
PETER MANSELL
DAVE PEERS
JOHN PHILLIPS
PETER SEDGWICK
NOEL TRACEY
Art Editor:
EVELYN BARKER

EDITORIAL:

• The Red and the Brown: Socialism and Planning
• What Dominoes?
• UDI

THE NOTEBOOK:

• Miners, by Nicholas Howard
• Ilford-NUGMW Deal
• Credit Squeeze, by John Palmer
• German Emergency Laws, by Stephen Castles
• Ghetto Riots in the USA, by Martin Glaberman
• Election in Turkey

Listen to him talk, by Alex Allison

Planning and Democracy – St Marylebone, by Constance Lever

The Rhymes They Are A-Changing, by Ian Birchall

Letter to Readers

The Trade Union Movement in Japan, by David Baker

• Editor’s Introduction, by Nigel Harris

The English Working Class (RA The Making of the English Working Class by E.P. Thompson), by George Rawick

REVIEWS:

• God’s Agony and the Dialectic, by Nigel Harris
• Manual in Mufti, by Michael Kidron
• The Knock, by John Strauther
• Fascism, by Nigel Harris
• Harry Wasn’t, by Jim Higgins
• Irish Problems, by Chris Harman
• Objective? by Ian H. Birchall
• French Fry, by John Palmer
• The Forerunners, by John Ashdown
• Closures, by Stan Mills
• Sparing the Measuring Rod, by Peter Ibbotson
• Chosen Cases, by Peter Ibbotson
• The Soft Touch, by Ann Howard
• Park in the Meadow, by Hilary Rose
• How Green is my Palais, by John Lee
• Crooked Sixpence, by Michael Kidron
• Cool Milliards, by P.A. Walters
• With-it Capitalism, by David Breen
• Coal, Gas & Sparks, by Michael Kidron
• Miracles? by John Palmer
• Professorial Draft, by Alan Woodward
• Respectable Dress, by David Breen

No. 24, Spring 1966

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

Socialist Review Publishing Co Ltd, 36 Gilden Road, London NW5

Editor:
NIGEL HARRIS
Editorial Board:
COLIN BARKER
IAN BIRCHALL
TONY CLIFF
NICHOLAS HOWARD
MICHAEL KIDRON
ALASDAIR MacINTYRE
PETER MANSELL
DAVE PEERS
JOHN PHILLIPS
PETER SEDGWICK
NOEL TRACEY
Art Editor:
EVELYN BARKER

EDITORIAL:

• The Attack on the Shop Stewards
• Towards Zimbabwe
• The Centre for Socialist Education

THE NOTEBOOK:

• White Collar Unions, by Jim Higgins
• The Docks, by Paul Foot
• Credit Squeeze, by John Palmer
• Italian Socialism, by Gus Tomlinson
• Counter-Revolution in Indonesia, by Nigel Harris

What is Orthodox Marxism? by Georg Lukacs

Letter to Readers

Tribune of the People II: The Wasted Years, by Chris Harman

Centre for Socialist Education: A Discussion

• Peter Sedgwick
• Michael Kidron

Letters to Editor:

• Reply to Rawick, from Angus Hone
• Reply to Mattick, from Robin Derricourt

The German Trade Union Movement 1952-1965, by Volkhard Mosler

REVIEWS:

• Step Softly, Stranger, by Robert Rein
• England Swings, by Ian H. Birchall
• Click, by Raymond Challinor
• The Restoration, by Chris Harman
• Toryism, by Nigel Harris
• The Other Tenth, by Barry Hindess
• Class Beginnings, by Peter Ibbotson
• Some Trees, No Wood, by Michael Kidron
• Vietnam, by John Ashdown
• Establishing Who Eats Whom, by Tirril Harris
• Verwoerd’s Gaols, by Bert Bensen
• Sinology, by Nigel Harris
• Whiff of Decay, by Michael Kidron
• Education and Development, by Nigel Harris
• New Bureaucrats, by Paul Coysh
• Class and Party, by Harold Jackson
• Doing Time, by Peter Sedgwick
• Check, Comrade Mate, by Chris Davison

No. 25, Summer 1966

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

Socialist Review Publishing Co Ltd, 36 Gilden Road, London NW5

Editor:
NIGEL HARRIS
Editorial Board:
COLIN BARKER
IAN BIRCHALL
TONY CLIFF
NICHOLAS HOWARD
MICHAEL KIDRON
ALASDAIR MacINTYRE
PETER MANSELL
DAVE PEERS
JOHN PHILLIPS
PETER SEDGWICK
NOEL TRACEY
Art Editor:
EVELYN BARKER

EDITORIAL:

• Euphoria and After
• Mark-Time Congress

THE NOTEBOOK:

• [Shipbuilding], by Dave Peers
• [The Left on the General Election], by Ian Taylor
• [The Budget], by John Palmer
• [Trouble in Belgium], by Ian Birchall
• [Meany and the AFL-CIO], by George Rawick

The Glossy Soup Kitchen: Social Security under Labour, by James & Audrey Kincaid

Freedom in Poland

From Our Readers:

• [Racism in Britain], from John Strauther
• [The Counterplan], from Charles Posner

Writers Reply:

• [Reply to Robin Derricourt], by Paul Mattick
• [Reply to Angus Hone], by George Rawick

pseud left review: The Attendant, by Peter Sedgwick

Letter to Readers

Incomes Policy and Class Power, by Paul Derrick

Comment on Incomes Policy and Class Power, by Colin Barker

What is Orthodox Marxism II, by Georg Lukacs

REVIEWS:

• Guys and Jobs, by David Breen
• The Birth of the Boss, by Bernard Ross
• Lex v. Labour, by Colin Barker
• The Curse, by Peter Ibbotson
• Robert Owen, by Peter Ibbotson
• Both Sides of the Wall, by Bert Bensen
• New Courses, by Tony Wooton
• A Little Gem, by John Lee
• Bogged Down, by Barry Hindess
• Radical Alliance, by Ian H. Birchall
• Right Book Club, by Bernard Ross
• Ladies in Armour, by Sarah Cox
• World of Yesterday, by Paul Coysh
• Banana Split, by Bob Looker
• More China, by Nigel Harris
• Permanent Betrayal, by Ian H. Birchall
• Asian Money, by John Ashdown
• Rocking the Cradle, by Terence R. Mandrell
• Dei Ad Gloriam, by Manuel Macedo
• Reductio Ad Absurdum, by Tony Elger
• Class Struggle and Literature, by Nigel Harris
• On the Giant’s Shoulders, by Martin Glaberman
• Books Received

No. 26, Autumn 1966

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

Socialist Review Publishing Co Ltd, 36 Gilden Road, London NW5

Editor:
NIGEL HARRIS
Editorial Board:
COLIN BARKER
IAN BIRCHALL
TONY CLIFF
NICHOLAS HOWARD
MICHAEL KIDRON
ALASDAIR MacINTYRE
PETER MANSELL
DAVE PEERS
JOHN PHILLIPS
PETER SEDGWICK
NOEL TRACEY
Art Editor:
EVELYN BARKER

EDITORIAL:

• Labour to Power
• Vietnam

THE NOTEBOOK:

• Dockworkers Defeated, by Nicholas Howard
• Prices and Incomes Board, by Colin Barker
• Deflation, by John Palmer
• Yugoslavia, by Michael Kidron
• Purge in China, by Nigel Harris

Marxism: Leninism-Stalinism-Maoism, by Nigel Harris

Letters to Editor:

• On Zimbabwe, from Robert Watson
• On Education in Japan, from Peter Ibbotson

Letter to Readers: On Ken Coates expulsion

Incomes Policy and Class Power:

• Ken Coates
• Paul Derrick

Steel’s State Cap, by Nicholas Howard

Guyana: 26 May, by Eric Huntley

REVIEWS:

• New Imperialism and the Colonial Bourgeoisie, by Hamza Alavi
• Administritis in India, by David Breen
• Skilled Works, by Angus Hone
• Pregnant Choice, by Michael Kidron
• Lenin as Linguist, by Roger Protz
• Spain, by Philip Ralph
• Incidents at Thalburg, by Geoff Winn
• Enigmatic Variations, by Ian H. Birchall
• Ban! Ban! by Raymond Challinor
• A Good ’Un, by George P. Rawick
• Spirit of Josef, by William Gorman
• Hash Rehashed, by Peter Sedgwick
• Philosophers at Work, by Nigel Harris
• Out of Focus, by Raymond Challinor
• Looking Glasses, by Colin Humphries
• Middle-Class Planners, by Alan Mather
• Categorically Thinking, by Colin Humphries
• French Waters, by Geoff Winn
• For Students, by John Ashdown
• Anomie, by Tony Marks
• Pieces Missing, by Chris Davison
• A Hold on Your Self, by Bert Bensen
• Revolution Can Be Fun, by Tirril Harris
• Teach Yourself Failure, by Gerry Lynch
• The Youth, by J. Lynch
• Books Received

No. 27, Winter 1966/7

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

Socialist Review Publishing Co Ltd, 36 Gilden Road, London NW5

Editor:
NIGEL HARRIS
Editorial Board:
COLIN BARKER
IAN BIRCHALL
TONY CLIFF
NICHOLAS HOWARD
MICHAEL KIDRON
ALASDAIR MacINTYRE
PETER MANSELL
DAVE PEERS
JOHN PHILLIPS
PETER SEDGWICK
NOEL TRACEY
Art Editor:
EVELYN BARKER

EDITORIAL:

• Labour, Shop Stewards and Politics
• Bread and People

THE NOTEBOOK:

• AEU Reorganisation, by Colin Barker
• Credit, by John Palmer
• Coup in Argentina, by Robert Looker
• The ‘New’ Ghana, from A Correspondent in Ghana
• Czech Economy, by Nigel Harris
• André Breton, by Ian Birchall

Letters on Incomes Policy:

• from Philip Hinchcliff
• from Paul Derrick
• from Chris Davison

[Letters to Editor:]

• On Education, by Norah Carlin
• On Making of English Working Class, by Angus Hone

The Common Market and the Working Class: An introduction, by Ian H. Birchall

Luxemburg and Lenin, by Jim Higgins

Ludwik Hass, by W. Jedlicki

Letter to Readers

Incomes Policy and the Left, by Raymond Challinor

The Militants and Capitalism (RA Militant Trade Unionism by V.L. Allen), by Colin Barker

REVIEWS:

• Cardboard Play, by Colin Barker
• Same Way Up Down Under, by Nevil Gibson
• Australian Mirrors, by Colin Humphries
• More Ould Sods, by Chris Gray
• Halfway House, by P. Mansell
• Right Where? by Nigel Harris
• Liberal Evasions, by Colin Humphries
• Imperialismus, by Linda Potts
• White Washes Whitest, by Martin Chanock
• Whither Africa? by Harold Jackson
• Chinese Puzzles, by Colin Barker
• The East is Red, by Martin Glaberman
• Ostrich Feathers, by Colin Barker
• Watts What, by George Rawick
• Join and Collapse, by Chris Harman
• It’s Only Human Nature, by Ian H. Birchall
• What Was Being Done? by Mary McAuley
• Behaviour and Action, by Peter Sedgwick
• Teaching, by Peter Ibbotson
• Books Received

No. 28, Spring 1967

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

Socialist Review Publishing Co Ltd, 36 Gilden Road, London NW5

Editor:
NIGEL HARRIS
Editorial Board:
COLIN BARKER
IAN BIRCHALL
TONY CLIFF
NICHOLAS HOWARD
MICHAEL KIDRON
ALASDAIR MacINTYRE
PETER MANSELL
DAVE PEERS
JOHN PHILLIPS
PETER SEDGWICK
NOEL TRACEY
Art Editor:
EVELYN BARKER

EDITORIAL:

• Taking Stock of the Wage Freeze
• Europe, by EB Majority
• A Note of Dissent, by EB Minority

THE NOTEBOOK:

• Islington Tenants, by Ian MacDonald
• Chemicals, by Pat Fortune
• Primary Education, by Sarah Cox
• The Economy, by John Palmer
• West Germany, by Brian Ebbatson
• Greece, by Michael Jones

A Permanent Arms Economy, by Michael Kidron

The British Labour Movement: Aspects of Current Experience, by Colin Barker

Poems, by Adrian Mitchell

• To The Statues in Poets’ Corner, Westminster Abbey
• Let me tell you the Third World War is going to separate the men from the boys

China: What Price Culture? by Nigel Harris

A Socialist Manifesto for Poland, by Jacek Kuron & Karol Modzelewski

Poems, by Adrian Mitchell

• The Liberal Christ Gives an Interview
• Money Talks

REVIEWS:

• Mud Cannot Split, by Chris Harman
• Italian Theory, by Chris Harman
• Anglo-Mix, by Robin Derricourt
• Korsch, by Godula Castles
• Too Much, Too Soon, by Peter Sedgwick
• Old Russian Soldiers, by Nigel Harris
• The Second Time? by Ian H. Birchall
• Bert’s Art, by Colin Barker
• RIP I-III, by David L. Purdy
• Paper Riches, by Colin Barker
• The Tsar’s Saddle, by John Charlton
• Is Almond a Nut? by Jim Higgins
• Double Deutsch, by Brian Ebbatson
• Roads to Power, by Ian H. Birchall
• Cosa Nostra, by Antonio di Giulio
• Harold’s Forebear, by Raymond Challinor
• State or Public, by Raymond Challinor
• Tonypandy, USA, by Philip Ralph
• And Misprints Too, by Peter Ibbotson
• Freak-out, by Tony Marks
• Young Rebs, by Colin Barker
• Turn On Another Reformism, by Tirril Harris
• Back to Bonger, by Ian Taylor
• Little Light, by Richard Kirkwood
• No Politics Here, by Ian H. Birchall
• No Change, by Martin Curtis
• Lenin Lives On, by Martin Chanock
• Old Comrades, by Harry McShane
• Worthy Joe, by P. Mansell
• Books Received

No. 29, Summer 1967

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

Socialist Review Publishing Co Ltd, 36 Gilden Road, London NW5

Editor:
NIGEL HARRIS
Editorial Board:
COLIN BARKER
IAN BIRCHALL
TONY CLIFF
NICHOLAS HOWARD
MICHAEL KIDRON
ALASDAIR MacINTYRE
PETER MANSELL
DAVE PEERS
JOHN PHILLIPS
PETER SEDGWICK
NOEL TRACEY
Art Editor:
EVELYN BARKER

EDITORIAL:

• The Loneliness of the Left

Letter to Readers

THE NOTEBOOK:

• AEU, by Roger Cox
• Teachers, by C. Dallas
• The Economy, by John Palmer
• German Wages, by Volkhard Mosler
• Crisis in China, by Tony Cliff

Poems, by Roger McGough

Industrial Disablement in Britain, by James Kincaid

[Letters to Editor:]

• On Incomes Policy, from John Hughes
• Incomes Policy: Reply to J. Hughes, by Raymond Challinor

The Forces Behind the Reuther-Meany Split, by Stanley Weir

Race and Class (RA Race, Community and Conflict by John Rex & Robert Moore), by Ian Taylor

REVIEWS:

• German Mirrors, by Stephen Castles
• Wiseman or Nurk? by John Lee
• Hardly an Eagle, by Ian H. Birchall
• Not a Candle, by Colin Barker
• Class or Status? by Peter Ibbotson
• Artless, by Ian H. Birchall
• The Least of His Crimes, by Bert Bensen
• Dream-In, by Bert Bensen
• European Brinkmanship, by John Palmer
• And Pale Pinks Sneer, by John Palmer
• Vive Harold! by Raymond Challinor
• Three Steps to the Right, by Raymond Challinor
• The People’s Property, by Anthony Uden
• Free Bombs, by Raymond Challinor
• Trappings Trapped, by Raymond Challinor
• Megalocephaly too! by Bob Looker
• And a Phony We, by Paul Coysh
• African Futures, by Martin Chanock
• A Loser, by Edward Crawford
• ‘Progressive:’ Discuss, by Martin Epstein
• What’s New, by Bert Bensen
• Unhallowed Body, by Bert Bensen
• Rappite Harmony, by George P. Rawick
• Prophet on the Right, by Nigel Harris
• Nut-Cracker, by Bernard Ross
• Pre-Revolutionary, by P. Mansell
• Posthumous Protest, by Will Fancy
• Dim View, by John Barber
• Enough, by Barry Hindess
• Hope for Huddersfield, by Peter Ibbotson
• Books Received

Cumulative Author Index: IS 1 to 28

No. 30, Autumn 1967

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

Socialist Review Publishing Co Ltd, 36 Gilden Road, London NW5

Editor:
NIGEL HARRIS
Assistant Editor:
COLIN BARKER
Editorial Board:
IAN BIRCHALL
RAY CHALLINOR
TONY CLIFF
CHRIS DAVISON
CHRIS HARMAN
JIM HIGGINS
NICHOLAS HOWARD
MICHAEL KIDRON
ROBERT LOOKER
ALASDAIR MacINTYRE
PETER MANSELL
JOHN PALMER
DAVE PEERS
JOHN PHILLIPS
PETER SEDGWICK
NOEL TRACEY
Art Editor:
EVELYN BARKER

EDITORIAL:

• The 1917 Revolution
• Theory in Search of Actors
• Isaac Deutscher

THE NOTEBOOK:

• Unions Solidarity, by Colin Barker
• Council Rents, by Nick Howard
• The Economy, by John Palmer
• Indonesian Communists, by Michael Kidron
• Ghana, by Andrew Miller

How the Revolution was Lost, by Chris Harman

1917: Lenin and the Working Class, by Jim Higgins

Again, Hunting with the Hounds, by Nigel Harris

Letter to Readers

Letter to Editor:

• On Race and Class, from John Rex

Portrait of a System? (RA Monopoly Capital by Paul Baran & Paul Sweezy), by Nigel Harris

Getting Ahead in the Soviet Union: Education, by Ivan Ivanov

REVIEWS:

• Marxist Morals? by Chris Harman
• The Real McCoy, by Colin Barker
• A Popular Front? by Colin Barker
• Drop Out, Brother! by Ian Taylor
• Student Revolt, 1909, by John Booth
• The Men From the Boys, by Alan Woodward
• Academics, by Peter Ibbotson
• Study in Gutlessness, by Philip Ralph
• Before Thorez, Ian H. Birchall
• Quantity or Quality? by Ian H. Birchall
• Paper Radicals, by Chris Harman
• Facile Triumph, by Norah Carlin
• Literature and Dialectics, by Ian H. Birchall
• Revolutionaries and Critics, by John Strauther
• Books Received

No. 31, Winter 1967/8

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

Socialist Review Publishing Co Ltd, 36 Gilden Road, London NW5, 01-485 0476

Editor:
NIGEL HARRIS
Assistant Editor:
COLIN BARKER
Editorial Board:
IAN BIRCHALL
RAY CHALLINOR
TONY CLIFF
CHRIS DAVISON
CHRIS HARMAN
JIM HIGGINS
NICHOLAS HOWARD
MICHAEL KIDRON
ROBERT LOOKER
ALASDAIR MacINTYRE
PETER MANSELL
JOHN PALMER
DAVE PEERS
JOHN PHILLIPS
PETER SEDGWICK
NOEL TRACEY
Art Editor:
EVELYN BARKER

EDITORIAL:

• Freeze, Dole and Productivity Bargains
• The Communist Party

A Tenants’ Notebook, Constance Lever (editor):

• Ian Macdonald
• Fred Lindop
• Bob Looker
• Phil Evans
• Nick Howard
• Brian Ebbatson
• Mel Norris

Tragedy of the Tragedian: An Appreciation of Isaac Deutscher, by Peter Sedgwick

Letter to Readers

Welfare: Means ... and Ends, by Jim Kincaid

A Working-Class Defeat: The ENV Story, by Joyce Rosser & Colin Barker

The Italian Left: A Report, by Roberto Vitale

REVIEWS:

• Thoughts in a Dry Season, by Peter Sedgwick
• Success and Failure, by Chris Harman
• Not a Model, by Nigel Harris
• The Nazis, by Nigel Harris
• From Yalta to Vietnam, by Raymond Challinor
• South Wales Miners, by Raymond Challinor
• Marxist Chinese, by Nigel Harris
• Africa in Social Change, by Andrew Miller
• Books received

No. 32, Spring 1968

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

Socialist Review Publishing Co Ltd, 36 Gilden Road, London NW5

Editor:
NIGEL HARRIS
Assistant Editor:
COLIN BARKER
Editorial Board:
IAN BIRCHALL
RAY CHALLINOR
TONY CLIFF
CHRIS DAVISON
CHRIS HARMAN
JIM HIGGINS
NICHOLAS HOWARD
MICHAEL KIDRON
ROBERT LOOKER
ALASDAIR MacINTYRE
PETER MANSELL
JOHN PALMER
DAVE PEERS
JOHN PHILLIPS
PETER SEDGWICK
NOEL TRACEY
Art Editor:
EVELYN BARKER

EDITORIAL:

• The Cuts
• Neither Washington, nor Moscow – But Vietnam?

THE NOTEBOOK:

• GLC Rents, by Ian Macdonald
• Nigeria, by Andrew Miller
• US Motor Workers, by Steve Fox

Letter to Readers

Marx’s Theory of Value, by Michael Kidron

The Theory of Bureaucratic Collectivism, by Tony Cliff

The Price of Reintegration – The French Communist Party and Reformism, by R.D. Coates

The Merseyside building Workers’ Movement – A Case History, by Martin Barker

Israel and Imperialism (a brief analysis), N. Israeli

REVIEW:

• Gramsci, by Chris Harman

No. 33, Summer 1968

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

Socialist Review Publishing Co Ltd, 36 Gilden Road, London NW5

Editor:
NIGEL HARRIS
Assistant Editor:
COLIN BARKER
Editorial Board:
IAN BIRCHALL
RAY CHALLINOR
TONY CLIFF
NICHOLAS HOWARD
MICHAEL KIDRON
ROBERT LOOKER
PETER MANSELL
DAVE PEERS
JOHN PHILLIPS
PETER SEDGWICK
NOEL TRACEY
Art Editor:
EVELYN BARKER

EDITORIAL:

• The Vacuum on the Left
• Student Power

THE NOTEBOOK:

• Shipbuilding, by Peter Bain
• Lancashire Tenants, by Raymond Challinor
• ETU, by Thurso Berwick
• Economy, by John Palmer

Housing – The Struggle for Tenants’ Control, by Ian Macdonald

Aircraft and Workers’ Control, by Alan Rooney

[Letters to Editor:]

• On State Capitalism, from Chris Arthur
• On Bureaucratic Collectivism, from Laurens Otter

Letter to Readers

Harold Wilson and the Labour Left, by Paul Foot

The Student Movement in West Germany, by Manfred Buddenberg

The Spanish Workers’ Commissions, by George Wilson (trans. & intro.)

REVIEWS:

• Bombs, Crisis and Revolution, by George Ridgeway
• Enemy Territory, by Joel Stein
• Egyptology, by Nigel Harris
• Handle With Care, by Joel Stein
• Before Stokely, by George P. Rawick
• Sad Histories, by Nigel Harris
• Chinese Studies, by Nigel Harris

No. 34, Autumn 1968

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

Socialist Review Publishing Co Ltd, 36 Gilden Road, London NW5

Editor:
NIGEL HARRIS
Assistant Editor:
COLIN BARKER
Editorial Board:
IAN BIRCHALL
RAY CHALLINOR
TONY CLIFF
NICHOLAS HOWARD
MICHAEL KIDRON
ROBERT LOOKER
ALASDAIR MacINTYRE
PETER MANSELL
DAVE PEERS
JOHN PHILLIPS
PETER SEDGWICK
NOEL TRACEY
Art Editor:
EVELYN BARKER

EDITORIAL:

• Russia’s Vietnam
• France: The Unfinished Revolution
• Trade Union ‘Reform’

THE NOTEBOOK:

• PIB – Payment by Results Report (No.65), by Bernard Ross
• Demonstrations, by Tom Hillier
• Chile, by Christopher Scott
• The Far East and Neo-Colonialism, by Nigel Harris
• The Poor People’s Campaign, by Lily Gay Lampinen

The Nature of Mass Demonstrations, by John Berger

Is There A Marxist Sociology? by Lucien Goldmann
Translation & Introduction, by Ian Birchall

Race and Nation, by Nigel Harris

Letter to Readers

Letters From Readers:

• Reply on State Capitalism, by Michael Kidron
• On the Labour Party, from Ian H. Birchall

We Are All Deviants Now – Some Comments on Crime, by Laurie Taylor & Ian Taylor

Arms and Capital (RA Kidron: Western Capitalism), by Paul Mattick

REVIEWS:

• Anarchy and Organisation, by Peter Sedgwick
• From Revolution to Reform, by Ian H. Birchall
• Vietnam, by Chris Harman
• Revolution Against the Revolution, by Ian H. Birchall
• Liberal Revolutionary, by Lil Power
• For the Bog, from Irish Militant

No. 35, Winter 1968/69

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

Socialist Review Publishing Co Ltd (TU), Paxton Works, Paxton Road, London N17

Editorial Board:
COLIN BARKER
TONY CLIFF
CHRIS HARMAN (convenor)
RICHARD KUPER (reviews)
BOB LOOKER
PETER SEDGWICK

EDITORIAL:

• 1968: The Ice Cracks
• Politics and the Freeze

SURVEY:

• Housing: Fact and Fiction, by Jim Kincaid
• France: The Fight Goes On, by a French Comrade (LO)
• USA: Elections, by Joel Stein
• VSC: After October, by Rachel Matgamna

China: Let a Hundred Flowers Bloom or ‘A Host of Dragons Without A Leader’, by Nigel Harris

Party and Class, by Chris Harman

Letter to Readers

Out of the Darkness – Into the Light? by Bob Looker

REVIEWS:

• They’re Talking About Me, by Peter Sedgwick
• Who Lives? by Gwyn Williams
• No Farewell To Arms, by Mike Artis
• Not what it is ..., by Joan Smith
• Planned Exploitation, by Joel Stein
• Sleep Easy, by Ramond Challinor

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