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Red Banner issue 36 out now

category international | anti-capitalism | other press author Tuesday June 02, 2009 16:56author by Red Bannerauthor email red_banner at yahoo dot comauthor address PO Box 6587, Dublin 6 Report this post to the editors

Issue 36 of Red Banner is out now, available from the above address or from good bookshops

Economical with the truth
As the recession drags on, Maeve Connaughton analyses its nature, its extent, and its possible consequences

SOCIALIST CLASSICS C L R James, World Revolution 1917-1936
Joe Conroy looks at one of the earliest books to criticise Stalinism from the left at the height of its popularity

South Africa: A revolution betrayed
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Cearta Sibhialta na Gaeltachta: Gluaiseacht ar chlé
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An Bhratach Dhearg
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Roddy Connolly: From left to right
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The Hidden Connolly
In an article unpublished since his execution, James Connolly discusses middle-class nationalism and labour representation

Poetry
Poems for the times we live in by Peter Branson

Correspondence
Allan Armstrong replies on campaigning and internationalism

Related Link: http://www.redbannermagazine.com
author by Bertrandpublication date Wed Jun 03, 2009 15:57author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Sounds interesting. Does anywhere in Cork city stock RB?

author by Red Bannerpublication date Wed Jun 03, 2009 16:37author address author phone Report this post to the editors

You can usually get a copy of the magazine from Barracka Books on Barrack St.
Shops in other cities that stock Red Banner are listed on the website.

author by Curiouspublication date Wed Jun 03, 2009 17:53author address author phone Report this post to the editors

I thought I read that Barracka Books had closed down late last year? Is this wrong?

 
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