South Asian revolution. The magazine is called
South Asia Marxist Review and sells for 25 British pence (1 rupee, 75 US cents plus postal costs for overseas copies). Subscriptions and correspondence should be directed to Upali Cooray, 182 Pentonville Road, London N.1, England.
The editorial committee is composed of comrades
Tariq Ali, Upali Cooray, Brian Davey, S. Kumar,
Acca Llanerole, Meg Mansfield, A. Suja, and
Prit Sappal.
Two issues have appeared so far. The contents have been:
No.1: Upali Cooray: Perspectives of the Revolu32 the Partido Revolucionario de los Trabajadores (Revolutionary Workers party), and later to the Liga Comunista Revolucionario, His solid Trotskyist training led him to play an important role and to assume various leadership responsibilities in our organization. Fifteen years of militant revolutionary activity represents an exemplary path of development for a revolutionary intellectual integrated into the struggle of the working class. For our organization, this path of development is representative of a process of recomposition of the vanguard in the course of which there will emerge the elements and opportunities that will permit the formation of a revolutionary Marxist party. Comrade Pancho, we will continue the struggle for workers power and for socialism, for the Fourth International! HASTA LA VICTORIA SIEMPRE! SOUTH ASIAN tion in the Indian Subcontinent, Statements of the Fourth International on Chile; Prit Sappal: A Marxist Critique of Indian Stalinism.
No.2: Ediforial: Let Them Eat Atomic Bombs !; Brian Davey: Modes of Production and Socioeconomic Formations; A. Llanerole and M. Mansfield: Ceylon, Repression and Affermath; Alan Adler: The Struggle in the Arab World; Werner Olle and Ulf Walter: The Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution and the Technocracy; Prit Sappal: The Naxalites and the Indian Revolution. We strongly urge all comrades who are interested in the Indian revolution and want to support it to buy and distribute this magazine which will play an important role in the formation of new revolufionary Marxist cadres among the various nationalities of the Indian subcontinent.