Asian Marxist Review Autumn 2006

The autumn 2006 issue of the Asian Marxist Review came out last week. We list the contents here.

The autumn 2006 issue of the Asian Marxist Review came out last week. We list the contents below:

• Editor's note

• Eighty Years of Revolutionary Struggle – Ted Grant 1913-2006 by Alan Woods

• Ted Grant the final adieu Report by marxist.com

• Afghanistan – Wilderness Defies Imperialist modernity by Lal Khan

• The terrible plight of women in Pakistan by Beenish Shoro

• Where is North Korea Going? by John Peterson and Fred Weston

• Mohmoud Ahmadinnejad's trip to Venezuela Report by Iranian Revolutionary Socialist's League

• Kashmir – Quake spending needs transparency By Zubeida Mustafa

• Imperialist manoeuvres and the Franco-American peace in Lebanon by Greg Oxley

• Bullets – A Poem by Fatima Bhutto

• Nepal – A Revolution Lost! Yet masses Struggle on! By Adam Pal

• Ted Grant Commemoration Appeal

• New Zealand: Supermarket workers win! Report By Graham Day

• JKNSF convention – A new chapter in the history of Kashmir begins Report By Ibn-e-Hassan

• Manzoor Ahmed (President PTUDC) Declares Finance Bill illegal. Report by PTUDC

• Capitalism and the Environment by Mick Brooks

• Munoo Bhai Special: walls of Dreams

• Book Review: BBC Urdu.com reviews "Lebanon-Israel War" by Lal Khan and daily Dawn reviews "Kashmir's Ordeal" by Lal Khan.