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Aldo Tortorella
CLIMATIC CHANGES
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Samir Amin
SENILE CAPITALISM
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Samir Amin examines the origins and extent of the current global crisis. He takes a look at the century’s most notable innovations and the opportunities they create for improving the world, while illustrating how the permanent mechanisms of capitalism detract from their potential.
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AUTUMN APPOINTMENTS
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After a series of indefensible choices and due to the worsening economic crisis and international conflict, Berlusconi is in trouble. However, in the face of this, a movement has risen up and is growing. Finding a political reference point and a real strategy are the main obstacles to be overcome by the movement at the moment.
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Giorgio Cremaschi
AUTUMN APPOINTMENTS
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Dino Greco
PACT FOR WHICH ITALY
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Vittorio Rieser
POWER IN THE WORKPLACE
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Loris Campetti
FIAT TURIN ITALY
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Nick Wright
STRIKES AGAINST BLAIR
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Raffaella Bolini
WE WHO LIVED THROUGH GENOA
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Hermann Sheer
GERMAN ELECTIONS
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Michele Giorgio
DISCUSSION AMONG THE PALESTINIANS
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BUSH: NEW DOCTRINE, NEW ARMS
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While the threat of new conflict is brewing in the Middle East, it is important to clarify to what extent the change in American policy is not just down to circumstance. A new geo-political doctrine lies at its roots which implies a new long-term military strategy and a rearmament which is already underway. Two renowned American analysts explain the issue.
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Richard Falk
THE NEW BUSH DOCTRINE
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Michael T. Klare
PERMANENT MILITARY SUPREMACY
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Giuseppe Chiarante
EUROPEAN LEFT AT THE URNS
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Mario Tronti
THE EUROPEAN LEFT BETWEEN PASSION AND REALISM
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According to Tronti, an actus tragicus can be found at the heart of the European Left’s surrendering to the god of capitalism, the passage from the old USSR to the new Russia, which led to the triumph of universal privatisation as the adopted policy. Going against the tide of passive realism, all that remains is to hook up the desire for a new policy to the role of the worker, a figure which embodies the contradictions of the modern individual.
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