New International Socialism Journal

INTERNATIONALHSOCIALISM
the quarterly journal of socialist theory

Genoa was the greatest battle of the anti-capitalist movement since its
inauguration in Seattle in 1999. International Socialism brings you Tom
Behan on the crisis of the Italian political system that has resulted and
Boris Kagarlitsky on why the movement now has to look to workers in factory
and office. Alex Callinicos develops a critique of Toni Negri, the theorist
of autonomism and the figure to which many of the Black Bloc anarchists look
for inspiration, and we reprint Jack Fullerıs dissection of the previous
phase of autonomist activity first published in International Socialism in
the spring of 1980.

Goretti Horgan examines the fate of women in the global economy and Rumy
Hasan looks back at the 1997 South East Asian crisis and examines its
subsequent course and impact on the world system.

Plus reviews of new books on Patrice Lumumba and the American Revolution.

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