“everything, everywhere, all at once (a new ACR leaflet)

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  • Ernest Mandel: partybuilder and pedagogue
    Ernest Mandel (1923-1995) was one of the leading members of the Fourth International in rebuilding the movement after the Second World War. Penelope Duggan reflects on his legacy.
  • The Mirage of a Palestinian State
    More countries recognizing a hypothetical entity called “State of Palestine” is symbolically positive. But under the present conditions, Gilbert Achcar argues that this can’t be more than a renewed version of the vast prison within which the Zionist state confines the Palestinian people in the 1967-occupied territories.
  • Great John Maclean
    Great John Maclean has come home to the Clyde The life and times of Scotland’s greatest socialist by Donald Robertson ABOUT THE BOOKJohn Maclean was a Scottish school teacher, and revolutionary who helped to plant the seeds of Marxism in Scotland. This book is the story not just of the man, but of everything that … Read more
  • Coming to terms with disability
    by Bob Williams-Findlay ABOUT THE BOOKComing to terms with disability brings together selected texts by a longstanding disabled political activist. Readers will gain insights into theoretical, political, social, and personal issues explored by Bob and others. From how disabled people are viewed and treated, to revealing the consequences of facing disablism, the book challenges our … Read more
  • Hiroshige: Journey into Darkness
    Jenny Preston reviews the Hiroshige exhibition currently at the British Museum until the 6th September. She questions the mainstream interpretation of Hiroshige’s work and of other artists of the Edo period..

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