Race & Class -- Table of Contents (1989, 30 [4])

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A. Sivanandan: New circuits of imperialism
Race & Class 1989 30: 1-19. [PDF]

Nancy Murray: Mozambique: the revolution and the bandits: an interview with Lina Magaia
Race & Class 1989 30: 21-29. [PDF]

Chris Searle: From Forster to Baker: the New Victorianism and the struggle for education
Race & Class 1989 30: 31-50. [PDF]

John Newsinger: A forgotten war: British intervention in Indonesia 1945-46
Race & Class 1989 30: 51-66. [PDF]

Lee Bridges: UK commentary: Racism and the crisis in public housing
Race & Class 1989 30: 67-76. [Abstract] [PDF]

Daniel Machover: Justice in the occupied territories
Race & Class 1989 30: 76-79. [PDF]

Israel Shahak: History remembered, history distorted, history denied
Race & Class 1989 30: 80-86. [PDF]

Moshe Machover: Book reviews : The birth of Israel: myths and realities By SIMHA FLAPAN (London, Croom Helm, 1988). 277pp. £25 The birth of the Palestinian refugee problem, 1947-1949 By BENNY MORRIS (Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1988). 380pp. £30
Race & Class 1989 30: 87-93. [PDF]

Bob Catterall: Book reviews : The Second Time as Farce: reflections on the drama of mean times By DAVID EDGAR (London, Lawrence and Wishart, 1988). 265pp. £12.95
Race & Class 1989 30: 93-95. [PDF]

Bill Schwarz: Book reviews : Men of Maize By MIGUEL ANGEL ASTURIAS, translated by Gerald Martin (London, Verso, 1988). 335pp. £12.95
Race & Class 1989 30: 95-96. [PDF]

Nancy Murray: Book reviews : Reconstruction: America's unfinished revolution, 1863-1877 By ERIC FONER (New York, Harper & Row, 1988). 690pp. $29.95
Race & Class 1989 30: 96-99. [PDF]

Paul Gordon: Book reviews : The Coercive State: the decline of democracy in Britain By PADDY HILLYARD and JANIE PERCY-SMITH (London, Fontana, 1988). 352 pp. £5.95
Race & Class 1989 30: 99-101. [PDF]

David Pedersen: Book reviews : The Uncompromising Revolution, a film about Castro and Cuba at middle age. Written, produced and directed by SAUL LANDAU; executive producer Jack Willis (distributed by Center for Documentary Media, Washington). 78 minutes
Race & Class 1989 30: 101-103. [PDF]

Liz Hodgkin: Book reviews : Islam and Politics Special number of Third World Quarterly (Vol. X, no. 2, April 1988). £6/US$9 Europe and the Mystique of Islam By MAXIME RODINSON, translated by Roger Veinus (I.B. Tauris, 1987). 163pp. £6.95
Race & Class 1989 30: 103-105. [PDF]

Benjamin Bowling: Book reviews : The Politics of Juvenile Crime By JOHN PITTS (London, Sage, 1988). 192pp. £7.95
Race & Class 1989 30: 106-107. [PDF]

Imogen Forster: Book reviews : Haiti and the United States: national stereotypes and the literary imagination By J. MICHAEL DASH (London, Macmillan, 1988). 152 pp. £27.50
Race & Class 1989 30: 107-109. [PDF]

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