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Issue 59, September 1993
4 Editorial
6 Letters
8 Whose finger on your TV button? Andrew
Calcutt
12 Privacy laws Tessa Mayes
14 Europe after the ERM Helen Simons
17 Ann Bradley
18 Bosnia: bloody liberals Joan Phillips
22 Who gains from Tory losses? James Heartfield
24 May the state preserve us from ourselves
Frank Richards
28 The 'flexible working' fraud Ellie Dashwood
32 Unhealthy conditions at work Kate Lawrence
34 Japan's problems Daniel Nassim
37 Toby Banks
38 Living:
41 Frank Cottrell-Boyce on TV
43 The Marxist Review of Books
Carry on CAM
This summer, Nato and the United Nations were arguing over which one had
the right to bomb the Bosnian Serbs; the USA was threatening more gunship
raids against Mogadishu, Somalia; the Israelis were using American arms
to lay waste southern Lebanon; the British Army was passing yet another
anniversary of the start of the Irish War; and the Metropolitan Police were
binding and gagging a black woman, Joy Gardner, who died in custody.
Meanwhile, the Campaign Against Militarism was bringing more than three
thousand people onto the streets of London, to march against Western warmongering
and oppression at home and around the world (picture below).
CAM will be launching further initiatives throughout the year, in response
to the rising tide of Western militarism. If you want to be kept informed
of the campaign's plans, you can contact CAM on (071) 278 9908 or write
to CAM, 92 Cromer Street, London WC1H 8DD.
 Calling all American readers
Living Marxism now has a direct mailing address in New York. All
subscriptions, queries and correspondence can be sent to JP Graphics Ltd, PO Box 769, Murray Hill Station, New York, NY 10156
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