Socialist Outlook

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Socialist Outlook no. 39, March 13 1993 · 120 words

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• Myths of Market Ideology to 'Socialist Outlook'.

March 13, 1993 marxism today • Class struggle & intellectual reaction • Feminism & the theory of difference Single copies, send £3 (inc p&p) to Socialist Outlook, PO Box 1109, London N4 2UU. Subscriptions (3 issues per year) £40. Make cheques out No. 39 by the lack of effective fighting co-ordination. The largest left group, the SWP, builds itself in glorious isolation, substituting narrow party-building for political effectiveness.

"Left Unity", the Socialist Organiser front, has been compromised by widely known plans to take NUS to the capitalas well as unprincipled deals with right-wing groups.

Also on the Socialist Outlook slate are Andrew Berry, Louise Whittle and Simon Deville.

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