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Issue 32:
November–December 2003

Racism in America today

CONTENTS

EDITORIALS:

The empire stumbles
Why we say "Out Now"; California recall--the bitter fruits of lesser-evilism

NEWS AND REPORTS:

Bolivia: Throwing out a president
European revolutionary left at the crossroads
The employers' offensive--is class struggle heating up in the U.S.?

FEATURES:

Remembering Edward Said
Alexander Cockburn, Helen Scott and Bill Keach

Telling the truth about imperialism
Noam Chomsky interviewed by David Barsamian

Racism in America Today
Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor

Indonesia: From "reformasi" to reaction
Tom O'Lincoln

Issues on the Indonesian left
Tom O'Lincoln

The Dean deception
Keith Rosenthal

Candidate of the Left?
Katherine Dwyer on the Kucinich phenomenon

End of the Road Map
Toufic Haddad

Marx's theory of economic crisis
Stuart Easterling

The Orwell we never knew
Lee Wengraf

When Britannia waived the rules
Paul D'Amato reviews Niall Ferguson's Empire

REVIEWS:The real reasons for the Iraq war; Plus: Israel/Palestine; Bushwacked; Kunstler on political trials; Toxic waste; Unmaking the American working class; China's military

Between the Lines: Israel, the Palestinians, and the U.S. "War on Terror." Available from Haymarket Books.