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The Credibility Gap: References, Advertisements and Back Cover

· The Credibility Gap - The Politics of the S.L.L., by Tony Whelan (IMG pamphlet, March 1970) · pp. 87-90 of the scan · 508 words

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[page 87]

References

The address of the Fourth International in Britain is: IMG, 182 Pentonville Road, London N.1. The address of the SLL is: 186A Clapham High Street, London S.W.4.

From the former can be obtained the magazines International and Marxist Youth Journal, and the press service Intercontinental Press. From the latter can be obtained the daily organ Workers Press and the youth paper Keep Left.

The following pamphlets are relevant to the dispute:

F.I.

E. Germain: "Marxism versus Ultraleftism".

J. Hansen: "Healy 'Reconstructs' the Fourth International".

E. Mandel: "The Inconsistencies of State Capitalism".

R. Purdie: "A Marxist Debates the SLL".

USFI: "Approaching a decisive turning point in Great Britain".

S.L.L.

G. Healy: "Ceylon: the Great Betrayal".

G. Healy: "Problems of the Fourth International".

T. Kemp: "Class Struggles in Belgium".

C. Slaughter: "A Balance Sheet of Revisionism".

Pierre Frank's book "La Quatrieme Internationale" (Paris, Maspero, 1969), which, it is to be hoped, will be published in English as soon as possible, contains much valuable background material.

[page 88]

[advertisement]

"International"

Bi-monthly theoretical journal of the IMG,(British Section of The Fourth International) analyses British and international affairs from a Trotskyist point of view.

3/- bi-monthly. Subscriptions: £1 per year; all donations and banker's orders welcome. Write: International, 182, Pentonville Road, London N.1

[advertisement]

Red Books

Wide stock of general Marxist literature (including posters & badges of all sorts).

Latest writings of Ernest Mandel, George Novack, Alain Krivine, Livio Maitan, &c.

Send s.a.e. for a catalogue, or visit the bookshop, open Monday-Friday at:

182 Pentonville Road, London N.1. Tel: 01-837 9987.

[page 89]

[advertisement]

The Red Mole

[illustration: a mole, marked "RED" on its belly, holding up a clenched fist]

Revolutionary internationalist Marxist fortnightly, edited by Tariq Ali.

News, discussion and analysis on all subjects of importance to the revolutionary left in Britain and internationally.

Red Circles set up by Mole supporters all over the country provide a framework for action round issues of immediate importance. Look for the address of your nearest Red Circle in The Red Mole.

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[advertisement]

"Spartacus"

[illustration: a raised fist holding a hammer and sickle]

A journal concerned with the problems of youth radicalisation.

Past issues include articles on basic socialist theory, education and capitalism, the history of the British student movement and other topics.

Published by THE SPARTACUS LEAGUE. Copies obtainable from Alan Lenton, 22 Berners Street, Leicester (cheques payable to A. J. Lenton), or from The Red Mole, 182 Pentonville Road, London N.1.

1/6d per copy. Subs. 15/- for 12 issues, 8/- for 6, post free.

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Printed by The Prinkipo Press Ltd. 182, Pentonville Road, London, N.1

Price: 5/- 25 new pence.

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