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CONTENTS What Next? No.21 2001
THE WORLD ECONOMY AFTER 11 SEPTEMBER Brian Green
THOUGHTS ON THE ANTI-WAR CAMPAIGN Bob Pitt
CHRISTOPHER IN KHAKI Dave Renton
MARXISM AND ANTI-IMPERIALISM Robert Wilkins
JIHAD Osama bin Laden
COMMUNISM AND PAN-ISLAMISM Tan Malaka
HARDT AND NEGRI’S EMPIRE: A NEW COMMUNIST MANIFESTO? Mike Rooke
BERLUSCONI AND EUROPE Tobias Abse
UNPOPULAR FRONTS? Ian Birchall
LABOUR: YESTERDAY AND TODAY Ray Challinor
DEFENDING PHILOSOPHY ONCE AGAIN Phil Sharpe
REVOLUTIONARY RECREATIONS: THE MYTH OF SITUATIONISM Andrew Coates
THE EIGHTEENTH BRUMAIRE AS DISENGAGEMENT FROM HISTORY: A PARODY OF THE OLD MOLE Bernard H. Moss
OSCAR PEREIRA (1926-2001): AN APPRECIATION Meryl Fernando
Mick Wood on the national questionMartin Sullivan on Marxism and Mayday
Norman Traub on the Unity Movement
Hervé Ducros on Lambertism
CONTRIBUTORS
Brian Green is a member of the Socialist Alliance
Bob Pitt is the editor of What Next?
Dave Renton is the author of Fascism, Anti-Fascism and Britain in the 1940s
Robert Wilkins is a member of the Labour Party
Osama bin Laden is a leading figure in the al-Qaida terrorist network
Mike Rooke is a tutor in Economics at Ruskin College, Oxford
Tobias Abse is the author of Sovversivi e Fascisti a Livorno and many articles on Italian history
Ian Birchall is a member of the Socialist Workers Party
Ray Challinor is the author of The Origins of British Bolshevism and other books on labour history
Phil Sharpe is a member of the Movement for a Socialist Future
Andrew Coates is a member of the Socialist Alliance
Bernie Moss is the author of The Origins of the French Labour Movement
Meryl Fernando is a veteran Sri Lankan Trotskyist