Socialist Action, Vol. 32, No. 1
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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.
- Why Edward Snowden has already won · Jeff Mackler p. 1
- Outrage at NY police chief appointment · Marty Goodman pp. 2–3
- Haitian workers battle starvation wage · Marty Goodman pp. 3–4
- ‘Green capitalism’ has no solution for the climate · Ian Angus pp. 4–5
- Victory! Lynne Stewart is free! · Jeff Mackler pp. 5–6
- Who won and who lost? · Jack Rasmus p. 6
- Socialism, Then and Now p. 7
- When William F. the Marxists p. 7
- Buckley Jr. debated pp. 7–8
- Defend the Postal Service! · Barry Weisleder p. 8
- Inquiry puts Ontario Premier Wynne on trial · Malu Baumgarten p. 8
- OCAP says no to welfare merger cuts · John Wilson pp. 9–10
- The Good Fight: Dallas Buyers Club · Gaetana Caldwell-Smith p. 9
- S. Africa’s Democratic Left Front comments on NUMSA initiatives T here is a spectre haunting the ruling pp. 10–11
- Blue Book as a guide for revolutionaries · Don Ptak pp. 11–12
- The fractured legacy of Nelson Mandela · Michael Schreiber p. 12