Socialist Action, Vol. 28, No. 5
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Contents
Divided into articles by machine, from the type sizes on the page: a headline can be misread, and a box, advert or caption can end up inside the article next to it. Titles in square brackets are the opening words, where the headline could not be read.
- Arizona anti-immigrant law spurs nationwide protests · George Shriver p. 1
- Environmental disaster in the Gulf · John Leslie pp. 1–2
- When Empires End R ticle in the journal, Foreign Affairs. Penned by the · Christian Whittall pp. 2–3
- Over 30,000 attend Bolivia climate conference · Clay Wadena p. 3
- Brazil mega-dam battle rages · Christine Frank pp. 3–4
- Debt crisis in Greece, Wall Street corruption rock capitalist markets · Andrew Pollack pp. 4–5
- May Day Rallies p. 5
- Would a ‘left-right’ coalition revive the antiwar movement? · Christine Marie p. 6
- America’s Iraq: chaos and atrocities · Gerry Foley pp. 7–8
- Kirghiz revolt signals growing instability in ex-Soviet republics · Gerry Foley pp. 8–9
- Harper sets a corporate table for Summits p. 9
- TD moves into Florida p. 9
- News and views from SA Canada War crimes & scandals aplenty p. 9
- Socialism 2010: Socialism or Barbarism / Eco-socialism or Extinction p. 9
- Temple Hospital strikers defeat gag rule, union-busting demands · John Leslie p. 10
- Drowning in Debt · Gaetana Caldwell-Smith p. 11
- Horizon darkens for U.S. occupation of Afghanistan · Gerry Foley p. 12
- As liberal publications begin to refer to the Afghan War as ‘Obama’s War,’ it is clearly p. 12