28/6/01
2:53 am GMT
Issue 57, July 1993 The new authoritarianismFrom Angola and Cambodia to Bosnia and Russia, the West is putting its foot down today. Everywhere, Western intervention stands exposed as a denial of democracy. And these new anti-democratic trends in international politics are now threatening to spill over into our domestic affairs.This month's Living Marxism highlights the advance of the new authoritarianism around the world and within the West itself. It is one more example of the militarisation of international politics - and another argument for supporting the anti-war initiatives in July and August. 4 Editorial 6 Letters 9 Timex: turning back the clock? Angus Kane 10 Pensioners mugged by men in suits Andrew Calcutt 13 Ann Bradley 14 Why they love a good war crime Sharon Clarke 16 Yugoslavia: how the West has won Joan Phillips 18 Row follows race murders Kate Lawrence 20 Recolonising Africa Barry Crawford 22 So long, Angola Charles Longford 23 Towards 2000 28 Who killed Cambodia? Helene Gold 31 Forget glasnost Theresa Clarke 32 The great royal non-debate Penny Robson 34 Public spending: a fix for the system Phil Murphy 37 Toby Banks 38 Living: 41 Frank Cottrell-Boyce on TV 43 The Marxist Review of Books
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