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Inprecor Index, Numbers 0 through 24

Inprecor no. 25, 8 May 1975 · pp 28-32 · 3,435 words

Latin America Vietnam and Indochina Middle East Africa

INPRECOR

INDEX numbers 0 through 24

D = Document

E = Editorial

FC - From the Four Corners

I = Interview

N: News of the Workers Movement & the Fourth International

USec, FI= United Secretariat of the Fourth International number page number

@ANGOLA

The Death of Perón ... And Peron-

The Liberation Struggle in the Portoism? — by S. Lopez

No.4, July 19, 74 guese Colonies... Decisive Hour

Solidarity with the PST (D) (Decla-

(Part) - by C.Gabriel

No.2, June 20, 74

9-14 ration of the USec, FI)

No. 4, July 18, 74

The Liberation Struggle in the Fortu-

On the PST's Joint Support with guese Colonies.

Decisive Hour

Bourgeois Parties to the "Process

(Part II) - by C.Gabriel

No.3, July 4, 74

14-19 of Institutionalization" (D' (Declo-

Liberation Movements Demand Full ration of the USec, FI

No.576, Aug. 3, 74

Independence (FC)

Three PST Militants Murdered

No. 3, July 4, 74

31-32

No. 12, Nov.14, 74

Guinea-Bissau Independent! Mozam-

Debate on the "Process of Institubique, Angola: Lisbon Tries to fionalization" (D)

No. 14, Dec. 12, 74

Hold On - by C. Gabriel

No.7, Sept.5, 74

19-22

1) Statement of the PST Executive

Toward What Independence?

Committee

- by F. Cazal

No.24, Apr.24, 75

12-19

2) Statement of the United Secretariat

Brazil, Argentino, Mexico: Industrial

Structure and Conjunctural Problems

•ARAB EAST

- by Pierre Salama

No. 16/17, Jon. 16,75 48-52

Eight Months After the October War:

Pancho Carricaburu Murdered (N)

No.20, Feb.27, 75

A New Situation Emerging - by

Jon Rothschild

No.3, July 4, 74

3-8

The Communist Party and the Kurdish

@AUSTRALIA

Revolution: A History of Betrayal

No. 5/6, Aug.3, '74

32-41

Mandel Tours Australia (N)

No. 9, Oct.3, 74

An Arab and Iranian Finance Capital

Emerges - by Ernest Mandel

No.10, Oct.17, 74

11-15

•BANGLADESH

Palestinian Ministeter The Turn of the PLO - by Jon Rothschild

Pakistan & Banglodesh: From Bad to

No.13, Nov. 28, 74

3-11

Egypt: Working Class Awakens/D)

No. 14/15, Dee. 12, 74 8-15

Worse - by Tarig Ali

No.5/6, Aug. 3, 74

Arofot of the UN

Has Banglodesh a Future?

No.14/15, Dec, 12, 7415-16

The Death of Jabra Nicola

- by Ibne Azad

No.8, Sept, 19,74

- by Saleh Joafer

No. 18, Jan.31, '75

2/23

The Evolution of the PLO

No. 19, Feb. 13,175

16-24

•BELGIUM

1) Comments on "The Turn of

The Glass Strike: An Exemplary the PLO" - by S. Jober

16-18

Action - by Denis Homen

No.4, July 18, 74

2) A Response - by J. Rothschild

18-19

Glaverbel: An Exemplary Strike (N)

No.20, Feb. 27, 75

3) The Resistance: Degeneration

Glaverbel: Succes!

No.21, Mar. 13, 75 and Perspectives

19-24

GARGENTINA

•BOLIVIA

Peronism in Crisis - by S. Lapez

No.1, June 6,74

19-22

Toward an Inevitoble Confronta-

Three Worker Militants Murdered!

No.2, June 20, '74

2 fion

No.0, May 9, 74

Thousands at Funeral for Slain PST

Declaration of the POR, Bolivion

Militants (N)

No.3, July 4, 74

29-30 section of the Fl, Jan.31, 74 (D)

No.0, May 9, 74

Fracción Raja: Organize Workers

Collapse of the "Unity of the Armed

Self-Defense (N)

No.3, July 4, 74

30-31

Forces"

No. 4, July 18,74

28 pare

3-4

32 42-43

32 17-26 17-21 21-26 31-32

31 28-31 20-23 21-25 29-30 41-43 26-30 30-31 9-11

•BOLIVIA cont'd

Trouble Among the Gorillos

No.9, Ocr.3, 74

19-20

- by Nestor Alba

Declaration of the Bolivian Mine

No. 10, Oct.17, 74

Workers (D)

28-29

16-28

Toward o Revival of Struggle

No. 12, Nov, 14, 74

•BRAZIL

The Dictatorship... Changing the

No.11, Oct.31,74

12-20

"Model"? - by Ruy Mariano

Brazil, Argentina, Mexico: Industrial Structure and Corjunctural

No. 16/17, Jan.16, 75 48-52

Problems - by Pierre Salama

No.22, Mar.27, 75

24-30

Brazil After the Elections

•BRITAIN

Wilson at on Impose — by John Ross

3-6

Cops Murder Anti-Foscist Militent

8-9

Britain's New Turn in Ireland

No.7, Sept.5, 74

24-27

- by James Conway

Wilson Still at an Imposse

No. 10, Oct. 17, 74

3-7

- by John. Ross

The Birmingham Bomb Blast

No. 13, Nov.,28, 74

32/31

Labour's Left Backs Off

No.14/15, Dec. 12, 74

3-7

- by Brian Heron

Free Fall - by B. Sutcliffe

No. 16/17, Jan.16, 75 17-21

The Common Market Referendum

No.24, Apr.24, 75

20-24

- by Brian Heron

•CAMBODIA

The FUNK Goins Ground

No.13, Nov. 28, 74

- by Pierre Rousset

The Dry Season Offensive

- by Pierre Rousset

No.21, Mar. 13, 75

•CAPE VERDE

Facing Independence

No.23, Apr. 10, 75

- by C. Gabrie!

SCHILE

Into the 5meet for Chile on Sept. 11,

1974 (D) (Declara, of the USec, FI) No. 4, July 18, '74

Unidad Popular': Balance-Sheet of

Allende Years - by Livio Maitan

No.4, July 18, 74

Mobilizations for Chile (N)

2

The Death of Miguel Enriquez

No. 10, Oct. 17, 74

Interview with a Revolutionary

Marxist (D)

No. 10, Oct.17, 74

30-32

Miguel Enriquez (D) (Declara.

of the USec, FO

No. 11, Oct.31, 74

6-7

The Lestable Stability of the

No.11, Oct.31, 74

7-12

Junto (1)

@CHINA

China's Foreign Policy: The Three

Worlde of Teng Hsioo-Ping

No. 2, June 20, 74

18-23

- by Plerre Rousset

Mittery Foce-Off in Central Asia

No.5/6, Aug.3, 74

23-28

- by A. Miles

Behind the "Criticize Lin, Criti-

21-25 cize Confucius" Campaign

No.10, Oct.17, 74

Chinese Foreign Policy Since 1971:

The Great Leep Rightward - by

11-20

No.20, Feb.27,:75

Carlos Rossi

•COLOMBIA

Looez Michelsen's "Mandate"

No. 4, July 18, 74

11-14

- by Corlos Rodriguez

•COMMUNIST PARTIES- WESTERN

EUROPE

European Communist Parties ... Into

Bourgeois Governments 2 - by

No.9, Oct.3, 74

3-5

Pierre Frank

Evolution of the Communist Parties in Copitalist Europe (D) (Text adopted by the Political Bureous of the European sections of the

Fl, November 1974)

No.14/15, Dec. 12, '74 27-92

•CYPRUS

The Failure of "Enosis" - by

No.5/6, Aug.3, 74

4-7

G. Vergeat

•CZECHOSLOVAKIA

No.2, June 20, 74

27-29

A Bleak Economic Outlook

Oppositionists in Solidarity with

No.9, Oct. 3, 74

21-24

Chile

22

I) Letter of the 30 (D)

23-24

2) "Chile and Us (D)

No.21, Mar, 13, 175

48

Free Ivan Dejmall (NO

•DENMARK

Reformists Strangle Strike Wave

- by Mogers Pederser

No.4, July 18, '74

25-29

Denmark: Mobilizations for Chile(N) No. 9, Oct.3, 74

32

37,000 Workers on Trial (EC)

No.11, Oct.31, 74 28-29

Workers Demand: Out With Gov-

No.14/15,Dec. 12, 74 44-46

The End of Social Peace

No.22, Mar.27, 75

12-15

- by Benny Asman

•DOCUMENTS OF THE FOURTH

INTERNATIONAL

Portugal: The Fall of the Dictatorship.

and the Revolutionary Upsurge

No. 1, June 6, 74

27-30

(Declara, of the USec, FI)

Into the Streets for Chile on Sept.

No.4, July 18, 74

2

Solidarity with the PST! (Declara.

No. 4, July 18, 74

32 of the USec, FI)

On the PST's Joint Support with

Bourgeois Parties to the "Process of Institutionalization" (Declara.

of the USec, FI)

No.5/6, Aug. 3, 74 42-43

Miguel Enriquez (Declara, of the

No. 11, Oct.31, 74

6-7

Statement of the United Secretariat in resporse to the Aug. 20, 1974 statement of the Executive Com-

No. 14/15, Dec. 12, 74 21-26 mittee of the PST

Evolution of the Communist Parties in Capitalist Europe (Text adopted by the Political Bureaus of the European sections of the Fl, Novem-

No.14/15, Dec. 12, 74 27-32 bor 1974

The Worldwide Recession (Resolufion of the International Execufive Committee of the Fl, Jan-

No.21, Mar. 13, 75

31-40 uary 1975)

Indochina: Solidarity Until Final

Victory (Declara.of the USec, FI) No.24, Apr. 24, 75

3-8

•EDITORIALS

After Portugal and Greece: A

Hot Autumn in Mediterranean

No.5/6, Aug. 3,74

3-4

Europe

No.7, Sept.5, 74

17-19

Nixon Bows Out

No. 8, Sept. 19, 74

32

Guinea-Bissau Independent!

No.11, Oct.31, 74

2/31-32

Against the Park Dictatorship!

No. 13, Nov.28, 74

2/31

Famine & Recession

No. 22, Mer.27, '75

3-4

Indochina: Toward Liberation

•EGYPT

The Working Class Awakens (D)

No. 14/15, Dec. 12, 74 8-15

•ETHIOPIA

The Fall of the King of Kings"

No.8, Sept. 19,74

12-15

- by A. Duret

29

number

•FINLAND

Workers Rock the Bout" - by

Pekka Hoopokoski

26-30

No. 12, Nov, 14, 74

First Revolutionary Marxist Journal in Finnish (N)

No. 21, Mar.13, 75

45

•FRANCE

The Collapse of Gaullism - by

Pierre Rousset

No.0, May 9, 74

3-6

Long Live the Front Communiste

Révolutionnaire(D)

No.0, May 9,74

7

The Presidential Elections

No.1, June 6, 74

7-14

1) Results of the Second Round

- by Charles Michaloux

7-10

2) The Revolutionary Compaigns

- by Pierre Rousset

11-14

Conference of the "Groupes

Taupes" (N)

No. 2, June 20, 74

29-30

The Workers Movement After the

Presidential Elections - by

29-30

Pierre Frank (FC;

No. 4, July TB, 74

"Appeal of the 100" Challenges the ivided on Smy by O. Miln No. 10, 06.17, 74

17-19

PSU Divided on SP

32

Refarmist Parties 5crumble for Position - by Alain Krivine

No.12, Nov. 14, 74

8-T6

The Mament of Truth - by Helene

Valentin & C. Leucate

No. 16/17, Jan.16, 75 34-39

Founding Congress: Ligue Commumiste Révolutionnaire

No. 18, Jan.31, 75

20-23

The Army Becomes a Field of

Struggle - by O. Milan

No. 20, Feb.27, 75

5-10

CP/SP - A Debare Well Under

Control - by Antoine Puech

No.21, Mar. 13, 75

14-18

•GREECE

Trobskyist AppecIto Trade Unionists

No. 8, Sept,19, 74

11-12

Caramanlis Moves Toward Elections

- by C. Vergeat

No. 9, Oct.3, 74

10-11

On the Eve of the Electiors - by

A. Udry

No. 12, Nov.14, 74

3-7

•GUINEA-BISSAU

The Liberation Struggle in the Portuguese Colonies... Decisive Hour

(Part I) - by C. Gabriel

No.2, June 20, 74

9-14

The Liberation Struggle in the Pertuguese Colonies... Decisive Hour

(Part I1) — by C. Gabriel

No.3, July 4, 74

14-19

Liberation Movements Demand Füll

Independence (FC)

No. 3, July 4,74

31-32

Guinea-Bissau Independent! Mozambique, Angola: Lisbon Tries to

Hold On - by C. Gabriel

No.7, Sept.5, 74

19-22

Guinea-Bissou Independent! (E)

No. 8, Sept. 19, 74

32

The Revolution: How Far Along?

- by F. Cazak & C. Gabriel

No. 14/15, Dec, 12, 74 37-44

•HONG KONG

The Rise of Warken Struggles

- by 5.S. Wa

No. 1, June 6, 74

22-24

A Belated May Day - by 5.5. Wu

No. 1, June 6, 74

24-25

118 Vietnamese Refugees Deported to Saigon - by S.S. Wu (FC)

No.4, July 18, 74

31

Maoists Launch Slander Compaign

Against Trotskyists — by S.S. Wu No.8, Sept.19, 74

24-27

•HUNGARY

The Bureaucrecy Tightens the Screws

- by Z. Richter & E. Campoes

No.12, Nov. 14, 74 23-25

Revolutionary Marxist Journal in

Hungarian (N)

No.23, Apr.10, 75

30

@INDIA

How the Rail Strike Wes Broken

- by Upali Cooray

No. 4, July 18,74

19-20

From Crisis to Catastrophe - by

Pierre DuPont

No.11, Oct.31, 74 24-27

30 number

•INDOCHINA

Political and Economic Crisis of the Saigon Regime - by Pierre

15-18

Saigon's Economic Difficulties

No.2, June 20,174

Loos: "Government of National

24-29

Indochina: On the Eve of a New

Dry Season - by Pierre Rousser

No.10, Oct,17, 74

16-20

The FUNK Gains Ground - by

No. 13, Nov.28, 74

20-25

Vietnam: Imperialist Positions Disintegrate - by Pierre Rousset

No. 18, Jon.31, 75

3-10

Cambodia: The Dry Season Offen-

No. 21, Mar. 13, 75

3-5

Indochina: Toward Liberation (E)

No.22, Mar.27, 75

3-4

The Imperialist Debocle - by

No. 23, Apr. 10, 75

3-7

Indochina: Solidarity Until Final

USec, Fl, April 1975)

No.24, Apr.24, 75

3-8

•IRAN

The Shah: New Cop in the Arab-

Persian Gulf - by A. Parsi

No.2, June 20, 74

23-27

An Arab and Iranian Finance Capital

Emerges — by Ernest Mandel

No. 10, Oct. 17, 74

11-15

The Imperial Road - by A. Parsi

No. 1B, Jan.31, 75

11-13

•IRAQ

The Communist Party and the Kurdish

Revolution: A History of Betrayal

No.5/6, Aug.3, 74

32-41

•IRELAND

Britain's New Tum - by James

Conway

No.7, Sept.5, '74

24-27

Revolutionary Militants Arrested(N)

No. B, Sept_19, 74

30-31

The Cease-Fire: A Political Turn

- by Brian Heron

No. 18, Jon.31, 75

24-25

•ISRAEL

One Year After the "Earthquake"

- by Michel Warshowsky

No. 11, Oct. 31, 74 21-24

The Divorce Referendum and the

Political Grisis - by Livia Maitan No.0, May 9, 74

8-10

The Divorce Referendum: Reaction-

No.1, June 6, 74

15-16

No. 2, June 20, 74

3-5

Toward Decisive Confrontations

No.8, Sept. 19,74

3-11

F) For o General Anticapitalist

4-7

B-9

3) An Economy on the Brink of

The CP and the Hitorie Compromise, No. 9, Sep. 19, 74

Ruin - by Erfore Salvini

9-11

Workers Conference of the GCR (N)

30

No. 9, Oct, 3, 74

5-9

The Economic Mess - by Livio

No. 12, Nov.14, 74

16-22

The Political Crisis - by Livio

No. 13, Nov,28, 74

12-19

Actions Against Fascist Violence N)

No. 24, Apr.24, '75

25-27

SJAPAN

After the Elections and the Spring

Offensive (1)

No.7, Sept.5, 74

28-30

First Conference of Asion Revolutionary Youth (N)

No.8, Sept.19, 74

27-28

The End of the Mirocle - by

Jiro Fujiwara

No. 16/17, Jan.16, 75

40-44

The Political Crisis of the Bourgeois

Regime (1)

No.23, Apr. 10, 75

14-20

Founding of the Japan Communist

Youth League

No. 23, Apr. 10, 75

20-21

•KOREA

No.11, Oct.31, 74 2/31-32

Against the Park Dictatorship! (E)

•LAOS

"Government of National Union": A

24-29

No.3, July 4, 74

Third Time - by Pierre Rousset

•MALAYA

24-28

No. 9, Oct.3, 74

Interview with a Militant (1)

25-27

No. 19, Feb. 13, 75

An Appeal for Solidority (D)

•MEXICO

Revolutionary Militant Murdered

No. 14/15, Dec. 12, "74

Brazil, Argentina, Mexico: Industrial Structure and Conjunctural

No. 16/17, Jan.16, 75 48-52

Problems — by Pierre Salama

The Decline of Mexican Bonaportism

No.19, Feb. 13, 75

- by Alfonso Rios

The GCI Congress - by Alfonso

No. 19, Feb, 13, 75

•MOROCCO

The Palace Foces a Crisis (Part 1)

No.21, Mar. 13, 75

The Paloco Faces a Crisis (Part I!)

No. 23, Apr. 10, 75

- by Abbas Taria

•MOZAMBIQUE

The Liberation Struggle in the Portuguese Colonies... Decisive Hour

No.2, June 20, 74

(Part 1) - by C. Gabriel

The Liberation Struggle in the Portuguese Colonies... Decisive Hour

No.3, July 4, 74

(Part I1) — by C. Gabriel

Liberation Movements Demand Full

No.3, July 4, 74

Independence (FC)

Guinea-Bissau Independent! Mozambique, Angola: Lisbon Tries to

No.7, Sept.5, 74

September 7: A Step Toward Inde-

No.9, Oct.3,74 pendence - by Tony Southall

•PAKISTAN

Pakistan & Bangladesh: From Bad to

No. 5/6, Aug.3, 74

•POLAND

Revolurionary Marxist Joumal

No.8, Sept.19,74

The Bureaucracy vs. the Workers

1) Gierek Foces Workers Self-

Management - by Julian Net

2) "Socialist Managers"

•PORTUGAL

Behind the Officer' Coup - by

The Revolutionary Marxists Speak (D) No.1, June 6, 74

The Fall of the Dictatorship and the

Revolutionary Upsurge (D) (Declara.

No. 1, June 6, 74

The Workers Offensive — by A. Udry No.2, June 20, 74

Spinola Moves to Repression... CP

No.3, July 4, 74

Bocks Him Up - by A. Udry

The Second "Provisional Govern-

No.5/6, Aug.3, 74

For a United Front Against Repres-

No.7, Sept.5, 74

A Second Setback for the Right

No. 10, Oct.17, 74

Political Situation and the Con-

No. 18, Jon.31, 175 stituent Assembly (D)

Government Faces Workers Upsurge mumber

No.20, Feb. 27, 75

3-4

- by A. Udry

The Elections and the Armed Forces

6-13

No.21, Mar, 13, 75

Movement - by A. Udry

After the March 11 Attempted Coup:

An Upsurge of Mass Action - by

No. 22, Mar.27, 75

5-11

A. Udry

No.24, Apr.24, 75

9-11

_CI Response to MEA. Pact (D)

@SOUTH AFRICA

Behind Pretoria's Diplomatic Turn

No.14/15, Dec. 12, 74 33-36

- by John Blair

•SOVIET UNION

Solzhenitsyn's Assault on Stalinism

...and the October Revolution

No.0, May 9,74

19-24

- by Ernest Mandel

SALT, MIRV, MAD ... Detente?

19-22

No. 5/6, Aug.3, 74

- by Jon Rathschild

Military Face-Off in Central Asia

23-28

No. 5/6, Aug. 3, 74

Ukreinion Women Political Prisoners

32 in Solidarity with Chile (N)

•SPAIN

The Communist Party and the Kremlin

24-26

No.0, May 9,74

For Unification of the Workers Com-

No.5/6, Aug. 3, 74

9-12 missions — by Carmen Ayesteran

Toward the Revolutionary General

3-16

No.7, Sept.5,74

3-4

1) The Junto Democratica (1)

5-6

2) The Strikes in Baix Llobregat

3) Raise the Banner of the Work-

6-16

Revolutionary Marxists Answer

No.9, Oct.3, 74

12-13

13-17

No. 9, Oct.3, 74

On the Call for a General Strike

3-6

Free the Political Prisoners! (D)

(CR-ETA(VI) Denies Police Report(D) No.12, Nov.14, 74

25

Save the Lives of Eve Forest and

No. 14/15, Dec. 12, 74

48/47

Antonio Durdn (D)

3-3

The Powderkeg

32/31

An Appeal for Solidarity (D)

•SRI LANKA

Text of the Political Resolution of the

Revo.utionary Marxist Party (RMP),

Sri Lanka section of the Fourth In-

31-32

No.0, May 9, 74 temationel, Part I (D)

The JVP Experience (Text of the Political Resolution of the RMP,

30-32

No. 1, June 6, 74

30

No. 2, June 20,74

CMU-RMP Day Day Action (N)

The Situation of the Left and the

Building of the Revolutionary

Party (Text of the Political Resolu-

No.5/6, Aug.3, 74

44-48 tion of the RMP, Part 111) (D)

Sri Lanka: Mobilizations for Chile(N) No.9, Oct.3, 74

32

Wijeweera Sentenced to Life Imprison-

26-31 ment - by G. Fontaine

31

A Letter from Wijeweera (D)

No. 19, Feb. 13,175

31-32

Ruling Coalition Shaken

No.21, Mar. 13, '75

43-45

Reformists Cancel General StrikeN)

A New Stage in Workers Struggles?

27-28

- by Bala Tampoe (N)

•SWEDEN

Sweden: Mobilizations for Chile(N) No.9, Oct.3, 74

31-32

Soldier Mobilize - Against Officers No.12, Nov. 14, 74

31

A New Phase Opens in Workers Struggles - by Gate Kilden & Tom

No. 13, Nov. 28, 74

26-30

No.24, Apr.24, 75

29-30

Forest Workers On Strike (N)

@SWITZERLAND

No.2, June 20, 74

30

Our with the Chilean Junto (N)

No.11, Oct.31, 74

29-31

NO to Xenaphobia (FC)

31

@THAILAND

After the October Days: An Ambigvous Situation - by Pierre Rousset No.21, Mar. 13, 75 19-25

SUNITED STATES

The Meaning of Watergate

- by Allen Myers

No. 1, June 6, 74

16-19

SALT, MIRV, MAD... Détente?

- by Jon Rothschild

No.5/6, Aug.3,74

19-22

James P. Cannon (1890-1974)

Founder of American Trotskyism

No.7, Sept.5, 74

2/31-32

Nixon Bows Out (E)

No.7, Sept.5, 74

17-19

Workers Begin to Stir - by Andy

Rose

No.8, Sept. 19, 74

16-20

U.S. Recession: No End in Sight

- by Dick Roberts

No. 16/17, Jan. 16, 75 45-48

March Agairst Rocism May 17 (N)

No.21, Mor. 13, 175

46

Unions Call Rally for Jobs (N)

No. 23, Apr. 10, 75

30-31

•VIETNAM

Political and Economic Crisis of the

Saigon Regime — by Pierre Rousset No.0, May 9, 74

15-18

Saigon's Economic Difficulties

- by Pierre Rousser (FC)

No. 2, June 20, '74

31

Imperialist Positions Disintegrate

- by Plerre Rousser

No. 18, Jan.31, 75

3-10

•WEST GERMANY

The End of Stability — by Winfried

Wolf & Werner Hulsberg

No.5/6, Aug.3, 74

13-18

The Relative Strength of German

Capitalism - by Winfried Wolf

No. 16/17, Jan.16, '75 22-33

A Turning Point for the Working

Clas? - by Winfried Wolf

No. 23, Apr. 10, 75

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EWORLD ECONOMIC SITUATION

The Common Market in Crisis - by.

Emest Mande!

No. 2, June 20, 74

14-18

Auto Industry: A Worldwide Crisis

- by Ernest Mandel

No.4, July T8, 74

14-18

An Arab and Iranian Finance Capital

Emerges - by Ernest Mandel

No. 10, Oct. 17, 74

11-15

Famine & Recession (E)

No. 13, Nov, 28, 74

2/31

The Generalized Recession of the

International Capitalist Economy

- by Ernest Mondel

No. 16/17, Jan. 16, 75 3-16

Repercussions (of the world capitalist economic crisis) on the East

European Economies — by Ted

Harding

No. 16/17, Jan. 16, 75

52-55

The Profits of Famine - by A. Udry

No.16/17, Jan. 16, 75

56-64

The Worldwide Recession (D) (Resolution adopted by the International

Executive Committee of the Fl)

No. 21, Mar. 13; 75

31-40

@YUGOSLAVIA

Stop the Repression against the Marxist Professon & the Communist

Students - by C. Verla (FC)

No.2, June 20,74

31-32

"Regaining a Grip" - by C. Verla

No.3, July 4, 74

19-24

The Controdictions of States with

Socialist Constitutions - by

Mihai la Markovic (D)

No. 20, Feb.25, 75

21-28

Acknowledgment

No. 24, Apr.24, 75

30

Proxis Suppressed (N)

No.21, Mer. 13, 175

47

•ZAMBIA

Ten Years of Independence

- by John Blair

No.19, Feb. 13, 75

28-3T

Kaunda Bans ZAPU, ZANU

- by John Blair (N)

No. 24, Apr. 14, 75

1000 brussels

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