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Economics

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Global

Capitalism’s insoluble crisis

Rob Sewell

Britain

Britain: Mervyn King addresses the TUC or “Come in to my parlour said the spider to the fly”

Rob Sewell

Cuba

Where is Cuba going? Towards Capitalism or Socialism?

Jorge Martín

Britain

Pope’s visit to Britain: crisis of Church mirrors crisis of capitalism

Alan Woods

United States

How the Great Recession has Impacted U.S. Workers

Antonio Balmer

Ireland

The Northern Irish Economy: “On the verge of the abyss”

Séamus Loughlin

Britain

Britain: Coalition of the Rich, by the Rich and for the Rich – Time to fight back

Rob Sewell

Theory & History

Ireland: Republicanism and Revolution – Part Eight

Alan Woods

Global

2010: The World Crisis of Capitalism and Perspectives for the Class Struggle

Alan Woods

Britain

Britain: Labour Leadership Election

Editorial Board of Socialist Appeal

Australia

Australia: Labor Loses the “Race to the Right”

Fightback (Australia)

Ireland

Ireland: Croke Park Deal – The cracks are beginning to show

Séamus Loughlin

Britain

Britain: “Big Society?” Big Profits more like it!

Steve Jones

Ireland

Ireland: Fianna Fáil looters to raid the family silver

Séamus Loughlin

Theory & History

On transitional economics – Why and how China went capitalist (Part two)

Jeppe Druedahl

Theory & History

On transitional economics ‑ Why and how China went capitalist (Part One)

Jeppe Druedahl

France

France: The Decomposition of the Sarkozy Government

Jérôme Métellus, PCF Paris

Canada

Air Canada breaks promise to workers

Benjamin Heller

New Zealand

National’s Blitzkrieg against New Zealand workers continues!

Miles Lacey

Global

Asian Marxist Review Summer 2010 Editor’s note

Asian Marxist Review

United States

Can the Casino Economy be Reformed?

Nikhil Kothegal

United States

New York State Government Cuts: Make the Rich Pay for the Crisis!

Tom Trottier, New York

Argentina

When the dust has settled: World Cup and Dictatorship

Ted Sprague

Britain

Britain: The Housing Question – Part One

Dan Morley, London

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