1982

All years

International, second series, Vol. 7, No. 1, January 1982

• No to the witch-hunt
• Poland and the left in EuropeOliver MacDonald
• Solidarity on eve of martial lawZbigniew Kowalewski
• CND: 'It is possible to win'Joan Ruddock
• El Salvador: repression or revolutionMegan Martin
• The South African connectionJohn Blair
• The British crisisJohn Ross
• Marx and the crisisErnest Mandel
• The hidden economyJoe Singleton
• Marching rightwardsPhil Hearse
• Mould breakersSteve Kennedy
• Which road for LabourJohn Harrison
• Learning from BevanColin Talbot
• World crisesRonald Munck

International, second series, Vol. 7, No. 2, March 1982

• Does Thatcherism have a future?John Ross
• Lessons of SolidarnoscJean-Yves Potel
• The Laurence Scott storyPete Clifford, Phil Penning, Patrick Sikorski
• RedsRic Sissons and Geoff Matthews
• The Crash of Sir FreddieJohn Harrison
• Turkey: NATO's dictatorshipTurgut Taylan
• Do men benefit from women's oppression?Judith Arkwright, Judy Watson, Yvonne Taylor
• The Nicaraguan DominoDes Tierney
• The Ethiopian Road?Nick Robin
• Exposing ConspiratorsRonald Kirk, Colin Talbot
• Mayakovsky: 20 years of workPaul Russell

International, second series, Vol. 7, No. 3, May-June 1982

• Socialist Foreign PolicyAlan Freeman
• Destabilising NicaraguaMegan Martin
• Darwin's RevolutionColin Smith
• The Politics of SportRic Sissons
• 'Reds' at County Hall?Tessa van Gelderen
• MissingHolbrook Mahn
• For a Nuclear Free EuropeJohn Ross
• El Salvador: There Is No Third WayAna Guadelupe Martinez
• We Are Intensifying the WarSalvador Samayoa
• Labour's Youth MovementsJulian Atkinson
• Free Market Feminism?Irene Bruegel
• Calibrating TorqueAnna Pollert
• Images of Male PowerMargaret Coulson
• Inter-imperialist RivalriesJohn Ross
• The Racist GeneTom Brass
• Fifty Revolutionary YearsColin Talbot

International, second series, Vol. 7, No. 4, July-August 1982

• Argentina: behind the warRafael Runco
• Islands in declineMartin Honeywell
• Breaking the mould?Rich Palser
• Thatcherism & the crisisAndrew Gamble
• 'If the lassies can do it ...'Ann Henderson
• John Paul: God's populistClara Mulhern
• Which road after Gdansk?Daniel Singer
• Gay liberation and socialismPeter Purton
• Wild lilies, poisonous weeds (editor's introduction to the reprinted Wang Fanxi article)Greg Benton
• Wild lilies, poisonous weedsWang Fanxi
• Politics and the peace movementsPhil Hearse
• Room at the top: sweet freedomValerie Coultas
• Psycho politicsTuki Zutshi
• Whose news?Geoffrey Sheridan
• An African revolutionTony Southall
• Answerback: your lettersMartin Meteyard, Glasgow

International, second series, Vol. 7, No. 5, September-October 1982

• Debating socialismTony Benn & Alan Freeman
• After BeirutRos Kaplan & Pam Singer
• Record of Labour's GLCKen Livingstone
• A new trade unionism in the makingHilary Wainwright & Dave Elliott
• A Star is TornRobyn Archer
• Struggle for HealthNorman Lockhart
• The myths of LabourismJohn Ross
• Socialist economic policyAlan Freeman
• Consensus politicsAndrew Gamble
• Marcuse's MarxismChris Bertram
• Troublesome BusinessNick Howlett

International, second series, Vol. 7, No. 6, November/December 1982

• International monetary crisisErnest Mandel
• Building a mass Labour PartyRon Brown
• Poland: one year onOliver MacDonald
• Women's Committees and DemocracySarah Roelofs
• Socialism and old ageChris Phillipson
• Pick up a penguinSteve Bell
• Grenada's big revolutionPat Kane
• The birth of British TrotskyismHarry Wicks
• Legends of King ArthurJohn Ross
• Against socialist familismMargaret Coulson
• The problem of menJudy Watson
• Revolution in El SalvadorMegan Martin & Murdo Ritchie
• Food for thoughtRon Ward
• Iron BritanniaAndrew Jenkins
• Trotskyite with big feetJudith Arkwright