Socialist Review (Australia)The Australian IS group, at that time called the ISO, produced five issues of a theoretical journal in the early 1990s, aimed at consolidating the intellectual capital of the organisation after a fusion of Socialist Action with the International Socialists to form the ISO in 1990. Many of these articles are of enduring value, and we aim to make these available online as part of RFACs work.Socialist Review, No. 1, January 1990David Lockwood, China: Behind the Massacres, pp. 1-26.Robert Bollard, Croatian Nationalism, pp. 27-39. Mick Armstrong, The Making of Labor, pp. 41-52. Socialist Review, No. 2, Winter 1990Sandra Bloodworth, Editorial, pp. 2-3.Sandra Bloodworth, The Poverty of Patriarchy Theory, pp. 5-33. David Glanz, Dinky-Di Domination: Australian Imperialism and the South Pacific, pp. 34-64. Mick Armstrong, The Industrial Workers of the World in Australia, pp. 65-83. Tom Bramble, The Utopian Fantasy of Post-Fordism, pp. 85-101. Tom O'Lincoln, A South American revolutionary, pp. 102-117. Tess Lee Ack, Readings on Eastern Europe, pp. 118-120. Socialist Review, No. 3, Summer 1990Sandra Bloodworth, Editorial, pp. 2-3.Phil Griffiths, Australian Perceptions of Japan: The History of a Racist Phobia, pp. 5-72. Tony Sullivan, Post-Structuralism: a Marxist Alternative, pp. 73-93. Anne Picot, Stalin's Industrialisation and the Myth of a Planned Economy, pp. 95-106. Mick Armstrong, Nestor Makhno: the Failure of Anarchism, pp. 109-132. David Glanz, Comment: Marx and the Communal Village Socialist Review, No. 4, Winter 1991Sandra Bloodworth, Editorial, pp. 2-3.Diane Fieldes, Imperialism in the Nineties, pp. 5-26. Tom O'Lincoln, The New Australian Militarism, pp.27-47. Janey Stone, The Gulf War, Israel and the Palestinians, pp. 48-73. Sandra Bloodworth, Nationalism and Revolution in the Arab World, pp. 75-96. Mick Armstrong, Australia 1917: From World War to Class War, pp. 97-111. Anne Picot, Vietnam: How We Won Last Time, pp. 112-125. David Glanz, Gulf War: Lessons of the Movement, pp. 126-151. Tess Lee Ack, The Marxist Tradition and Women's Liberation, pp. 152-179. Updated 2nd Ed. Socialist Review, No. 5, Autumn 1992Sandra Bloodworth, Editorial, pp. 2-3.Sandra Bloodworth, Rape, Sexual Violence & Capitalism, pp. 5-49. Robert Bollard, The Left and Gorbachev, pp. 50-67. Tony Sullivan, Poststructuralism: A Marxist Alternative - Part Two, pp. 68-92. Tony Belcher, The Australian Economy in the 1980s, pp. 93-125. Tom O'Lincoln, The Rise and Fall of Gough Whitlam, pp. 126-153. Tom Bramble, The Accord and the State of Working Class Organisation, pp. 154-164. |