Revolutionary Democracy Vol XVII No 2, September 2011.
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By Ray Jones
Its been a long break but Revolutionary Democracy is back with its usual broad range of
articles from India
and around the world.
Near the beginning there is an in
depth study of the Maruti Suzuki strike from the Workers' Unity Trade Union
which sees it as opening up the possibility of a working class offensive
against the anti-working class regime of capital.
Peoples' China
gets several mentions including a document of a reception of a delegation from
the Chinese Communist Party in Moscow
in 1949 and details of China's
foreign investment from the Information Office of the State Council of China.
Articles on Denmark's
election results and the Breivik massacre in Norway
give an insight into the politics of northern Europe.
The issue ends with culture in
the form of poetry by the Cesar Vallejo from Peru.
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