Race & Class -- Table of Contents (1987, 29 [2])

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Basil Davidson: The ancient world and Africa: whose roots?
Race & Class 1987 29: 1-15. [PDF]

John Conteh-Morgan and K. Woods: Beyond race: class conflict and tragic vision in an African novel
Race & Class 1987 29: 17-30. [PDF] [References]

Paul Gordon: The killing machine: Britain and the international repression trade
Race & Class 1987 29: 31-52. [PDF]

Saul Landau: Asking the right questions about Cuba
Race & Class 1987 29: 53-68. [PDF]

Unmesh Desai: UK commentary: Racial harassment, housing and community action
Race & Class 1987 29: 69-76. [PDF]

: Drama as a rehearsal for revolution
Race & Class 1987 29: 76-81. [PDF]

John Newsinger: Book reviews : Robert Leeson - socialist storyteller
Race & Class 1987 29: 83-89. [PDF]

Angela Sherlock: Book reviews : The New Zealand Wars and the Victorian Interpretation of Racial Conflict By JAMES BELICH (Auckland, Auckland University Press, 1986). 396 pp. £22.50
Race & Class 1987 29: 89-92. [PDF]

Busi Chaane: Book reviews : Hidden struggles in rural South Africa: politics and popular movements in the Transkei and Eastern Cape 1890-1930 By WILLIAM BEINART and COLIN BUNDY (London, James Currey, 1987) 326 pp. £25
Race & Class 1987 29: 92-94. [PDF]

Nancy Murray: Book reviews : Kimathi's letters: a profile of patriotic courage Edited by MAINA WA KINYATTI (London and Nairobi, Zed and Heinemann, 1986). 138 pp. £6.95
Race & Class 1987 29: 94-96. [PDF]

Cedric J. Robinson: Book reviews : Long gone: the Mecklenburg Six and the theme of escape in black folklore By DARYL CUMBER DANCE (Tennessee, University of Tennessee Press, 1987) 179 pp. $18.95
Race & Class 1987 29: 96-98. [PDF]

Louis Kushnick: Book reviews : Black American Politics: from the Washington marches to Jesse Jackson By MANNING MARABLE (London, Verso, 1986). 366 pp. £6.95/$8.95
Race & Class 1987 29: 98-100. [PDF]

Mary Ellison: Book reviews : Race, Class and Politics: essays on American colonial and revolutionary society By GARY B. NASH (Urbana, University of Illinois Press, 1986). 370 pp. £33.75
Race & Class 1987 29: 100-101. [PDF]

Imogen Forster: Book reviews : They Won't Take Me Alive: Salvadorean women in struggle for national liberation By CLARIBEL ALEGRIA (translated by Amanda Hopkinson) (London, The Women's Press, 1987). 145 pp. £3.95
Race & Class 1987 29: 102-103. [PDF]

Jenny Bourne: Book reviews : Is the future female? Troubled thoughts on contemporary feminism By LYNNE SEGAL (London, Virago, 1987). 272 pp. £4.95
Race & Class 1987 29: 103-105. [PDF]

Paul Grant: Book reviews : Churches in Struggle: liberation theologies and social change in North A merica Edited by WILLIAM K. TABB (New York, Monthly Review press, 1986) 331 pp. $11.00
Race & Class 1987 29: 105-106. [PDF]

Paul Okojie: Book reviews : Shattering illusions: West Indians in British politics By TREVOR CARTER (London, Lawrence and Wishart, 1986). 158 pp. £3.95
Race & Class 1987 29: 107-108. [PDF]

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