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Issue 75: January–February
A New Age of Austerity
The latest phase of the global crisis

EDITORIAL

Defend WikiLeaks and Julian Assange

ANALYSIS IN BRIEF

Lee Sustar
A new age of austerity—and resistance

plus Kieran Allen on the cause of Ireland’s crisis

FEATURES

Claudio Katz
Interpretations of the economic crisis

Fatima Bhutto • Interview
Pakistan’s balancing act
The granddaughter of former president Z. A. Bhutto speaks on Pakistan and the U.S. war

China Miéville • Interview
Fantasy, science fiction, and politics
The author of The City and the City on the significance of science fiction and fantasy today

COLUMN

Phil Gasper • Critical Thinking
Another world is possible
Response to a supporter of capitalism

HISTORY
Stuart Easterling
Mexico’s revolution, 1910–1920
A centennial look back at the revolution—part two of a three-part article

Jason Yanowitz
February’s forgotten vanguard
The myth of Russia’s spontaneous revolution

REVIEWS

Paul Le Blanc
Trotsky—truth and fiction
Review of nine novels and biographies of the Russian revolutionary

Helen Scott
Workers of the world—past, present, possible
Review of Paul Mason’s Live Working or Die Fighting

…plus Sherry Wolf on Israel and apartheid South Africa; Ashley Smith on fault lines of the global crisis; Matt Korn on the Texas prison system; Jeff Bale on the philosophy of language; Pete Redington on the profit-masters of sport


The Revolutionary Ideas of Karl Marx Available from Haymarket Books.

Anarchism and autonomism: Readings from the ISR archive

A critique of insurrectionary anarchism
Geoff Bailey

Comtemporary Anarchism
Eric Kerl

Comtemporary Anarchism: an exchange
Tom Wetzel and Eric Kerl

Problems of autonomism
Claudio Katz

The powerlessness of anti-power: a critique of Change the World Without Taking Power
Paul D'Amato

Emma Goldman: A life of controversy
Lance Selfa

Anarchists in the Spanish Civil War
Geoff Bailey

Anarchists in the Russian Revolution: The Makhno myth
Jason Yanowitz

Empire strikes out: a critique of Hardt and Negri's Empire
Tom Lewis

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