In the latest issuo of Now Left Review, now on sale, there is an important article by Isaac Deutscher on the Sino-Soviot dispute which traces the argument to its roots and poses some important questions for the future of world communism.
This issue also includes an analysis of the nature of the crisis in Britain, by Perry Anderson, which deserves detailed study and discussion by all British socialists. This article is unfinished: it is to be continued in the next issue of the Roviow. It can, however, already be said that it is an important contribution to the intellectual rearm anent of the labour movement. Porry Anderson sketches out a view of the nature of Britain's class structure which clearly owes much to Gramsci, the great Italian marxist. Before now such thinkors have found disciples in Britain, but this is the first time a thorough-going attempt has been made to apply their methods of work to British conditions. No educated socialist will be able to avoid studying this work.
Among other articles included are pieces on i'Guyana' by Janet Jagan, and the 'Dritish Political Zlite' by Tom Nairn. Stanloy Mitchell has provided a discussion of Ernest Fischor's book on Marxism and Art, and thore are notebooks on orkors' Control and Labour and Foreign Trade by Koen Coates and Richard Flotchor.