Against the Current, No. 54, January/February 1995
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The Gingreening of America?
— The Editors -
The Disneyfication of Orlando
— Michael Hoover and Lisa Stokes -
Striking Against Overtime in Flint
— Peter Downs -
A Critical Perspective After Mexico's Election: The Left vs. the Party-State
— Olivia Gall -
A Solidarity Without Borders
— Mike Zielinski -
Anti-Semitism in Argentina
— James Petras -
A Bosnian Activist's View
— David Finkel interviews Nada Selimovic -
How Washington "Aids" Haiti
— Dianne Feeley -
Radical Rhythms: The Pres Blows
— Terry Lindsey -
Problems in History & Theory: The End of "American Trotskyism"? -- Part 2
— Alan Wald -
The Rebel Girl: A Victory, But Only Just
— Catherine Sameh -
Random Shots: Post-election Punditry
— R.F. Kampfer - California's Propositions
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Playing by the Rules in California
— Tim Marshall and Rachel Quinn -
Take Their Law and Shove It
— Jim Lauderdale -
Students Against 187
— Angel R. Cervantes -
Assessing the California Single-Payer Fight
— Alan Hanger - Politics After the Fall
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Earth in the Balance Sheet
— John Bellamy Foster -
Reframing the Welfare "Reform" Debate
— Johanna Brenner -
Black Politics Under Clinton
— Chris Phelps interviews Ron Daniels -
Urban Crisis and Black Politics
— James Jennings -
The Many Crises of Clinton
— A.J. Julius and Harry Brighouse -
Clinton and the Left
— Harry Brighouse - The Bell Curve
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The Bell Curve: Rekindling A Dead Debate
— John Vandermeer -
The Bell Curve Scam
— Robert McChesney interviews Noam Chomsky - Reviews
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Theater of the People
— Buzz Alexander - Letters to Against the Current
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A Look at The Bell Curve's Mainstream Commentators
— Mike O'Neill -
"Arm Bosnia, Abolish NATO"?
— Eric Hamell -
Response: Half Right
— The Editors
The Editors
COMRADE HAMELL IS half right. We make no call on the United States or other western imperialist states to “arm Bosnia,” knowing full well that they don’t even want Bosnia to win.
We do not propose, however, that the arming of Bosnia should depend on the international workers’ movement, which has no capacity to do so. We demand the end of the embargo so that the republic of Bosnia can buy, borrow, beg or steal weapons from any available governmental or non-governmental source.
ATC 54, January-February 1995