1988

All years

No. 36, Winter 1988

• Editorial
• Liverpool-A City That
• The Crash: 1929 and todayBob McKee
• The future of the trade unionsBrian Ingham
• If all the campaigning time, effort
• Trotsky: Discussion with a US union organiser
• The killing fields of NatalDavid Johnson
• Spycatcher, Thatcher and the stateLynn Walsh
• By Pete Dickenson
• Shostakovitch planned next an opera about SofiaJohn Bulaitis
• By Alan Woods
• Book Reviews

No. 37, Summer 1988

• Now the tide is turning Editorial: Now the tide is turningEddie Donaghy
• The Battle Against the Poll TaxEddie Donaghy
• Northern Ireland: Tories reach an impassePeter Hadden
• It is only a matter of time
• The economics of Perestroika facing the ruling bureaucracy of the Soviet UnionLynn Walsh
• Jesse Jackson and the black strugglePhil Frampton
• West Bank revolt-the masses intervenePeter Jackson
• The history of Bolshevism, part eight

No. 38, Autumn 1988

• Britain: The real situationBob McKee
• Gorbachev and the left
• Eyewitness in Armenia A demonstration, in March of this year, at the memorial to the 1915 genocide of Armenians
• Send letters to MIR, 3 - 13 Hepscott Road, London E9 5HB. The views
• The market economy or socialist planningBob McKee
• Global pollution threatens
• The history of Bolshevism