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What is happening in the world economy? THIS YEAR THE World Economic Forum, which usually meets in the exclusive Swiss ski resort at Davos, convened in New York to show solidarity after September 11. Three thousand elite politicians, bankers and big tycoons, along with a sprinkling of ideologues, altogether spent over $100 million on hotels, ballrooms and restaurants, according to the New York City Tourism Board. More ...
Lynn Walsh examines the political and economic fallout of the greatest ever corporate collapse
Tony Saunois reports from the Porto Alegre gathering, an alternative to capitalism?
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Mugabe attempts to organise his return
Two years of reaction and resistance
Women under attack in Ireland and Portugal
Ken Smith looks at the attitude of New Labour to the capitalist market
The Pressure grows on the link between Labour and the unions.
The rise and fall of Solidarnosc:
Rob Jones on a movement which, twenty years ago, could have changed the world
The Tate Modern Warhol exhibition
Cleaning up corrupt political funding? Will the McCain-Feingold, Shays-Meehan reforms now before Congress make any real difference? Lynn Walsh comments
The Bush Budget: Higher arms spending and tax cuts for the wealthy will driving a tank through social spending, by Lynn Walsh [From ‘The Socialist’ 243: 1 March, 2002]
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