Race & Class -- Table of Contents (1989, 31 [2])

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N. Shanmugaratnam: Seven days in Jaffna: life under Indian occupation
Race & Class 1989 31: 1-15. [PDF]

Don Pinnock: Culture as communication: the rise of the left-wing press in South Africa
Race & Class 1989 31: 17-35. [PDF]

Gail Omvedt: India's movements for democracy: peasants, 'greens', women and people's power
Race & Class 1989 31: 37-46. [PDF]

Marwan Darweish: The intifada: social change
Race & Class 1989 31: 47-61. [PDF]

Raghda Jaber: The politics of water in South Lebanon
Race & Class 1989 31: 63-67. [PDF]

Bharat Patankar: Monochromatic green gathering
Race & Class 1989 31: 68-73. [PDF]

Liz Fekete: UK commentary: Fay Weldon: radical heretic or social puritan?
Race & Class 1989 31: 73-78. [PDF]

Frances Webber: Europe 1992
Race & Class 1989 31: 78-81. [PDF]

Steven Rose: Book reviews : Reflections on Nazi science: a review essay The Nazi Doctors: a study in the psychology of evil By ROBERT JAY LIFTON (Basingstoke, Macmillan, 1986). 561 pp. £12.95 Murderous Science: elimination by scientific selection of Jews, Gypsies and others, Germany, 1933-45 By BENNO MÜLLER-HILL, translated by George R. Fraser (Ox ford, Oxford University Press, 1988). 208pp. £15.00 Racial Hygiene: medicine under the Nazis By ROBERT N. PROCTOR (Harvard, Harvard University Press, 1988). 414pp. £25.25
Race & Class 1989 31: 83-87. [PDF]

Hermione Harris: Book reviews : And Still They Dance: women, war and the struggle for change in Mozambique By STEPHANIE URDANG (London, Earthscan Publications, 1989). 256 pp. £5.95
Race & Class 1989 31: 87-90. [PDF]

Jenny Bourne: Book reviews : Beyond the Mother Country: West Indians and the Notting Hill white riots By EDWARD PILKINGTON (London, I.B. Tauris, 1988). 182 pp. £10.95
Race & Class 1989 31: 90-92. [PDF]

James Ferguson: Book reviews : Haiti and the Great Powers, 1902-1915 By BRENDA GAYLE PLUMMER (Baton Rouge, Louisiana State University Press, 1988). 256 pp. £26.15 Voodoo and Politics in Haiti By MICHEL S. LAGUERRE (Basingstoke, Macmillan Press, 1989). 152 pp. £25 From Dessalines to Duvalier: race, colour and national independence in Haiti By DAVID NICHOLLS (Basingstoke, Macmillan Caribbean, 1989). 358 pp. £9.95
Race & Class 1989 31: 92-95. [PDF]

Chris Searle: Book reviews : The Fortunate Isles: a study in African transformation By BASIL DAVIDSON (London, Hutchinson-Radius, 1989). 221 pp. £7.95
Race & Class 1989 31: 95-97. [PDF]

Hazel Waters: Book reviews : Peasant-Citizen and Slave: the foundations of Athenian democracy By ELLEN MEIKSINS WOOD (London, Verso, 1988). 210 pp. £22.95
Race & Class 1989 31: 97-99. [PDF]

Paul Grant: Book reviews : Maus: a survivor's tale By ART SPEIGELMAN (Harmondsworth, Penguin Books, 1988). 160pp. £5.95 Brought to Light: a graphic docudrama By A. MOORE and others, edited by J. BRABNER (London, Titan Books, 1989). 68 pp. £4.95
Race & Class 1989 31: 99-101. [PDF]

Ros Young: Book reviews : Speak, Bird, Speak Again: Palestinian Arab folktales By IBRAHIM MUHAWI and SHARIF KANAANA (Berkeley, University of California Press, 1989). 439 pp. $40.00 hb, $14.95 pb
Race & Class 1989 31: 101-102. [PDF]

Imogen Forster: Book reviews : Imperialism and Juvenile Literature Edited by JEFFREY RICHARDS (Manchester, Manchester Uni versity Press, 1989). 222 pp. £32.50 Elixir of Empire: the English public schools, ritualism, freemasonry, and imperialism By P.J. RICH (London & New York, Regency Press, 1989). 152pp. £9.95
Race & Class 1989 31: 103-105. [PDF]

Paul Gordon: Book reviews : Death on Delivery: the impact of the arms trade on the Third World By HELEN COLLINSON (London, Campaign Against the Arms Trade, 11 Goodwin Street, London N4 3HQ, 1989). 127 pp. £3.50
Race & Class 1989 31: 105-106. [PDF]

Mary Ellison: Book reviews : The Black Roots and White Racism of Early Pentecostalism in the USA By IAIN MACROBERT (Basingstoke, Macmillan, 1988). 157 pp. £28.50
Race & Class 1989 31: 106-107. [PDF]

Kwes Iowusu: Book reviews : Thomas Sankara Speaks: the Burkina Faso revolution, 1983-87 (London, Pathfinder Press, 1988). 260 pp. £6.25
Race & Class 1989 31: 108-110. [PDF]

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