Issue 14: October–November 2000
INTERNATIONAL SOCIALIST REVIEW
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The Nader Challenge
Editorials
- The only real choice in election 2000
- Socialists and Nader
- The Verizon victory
- Labor – signs of a revival
- Growing opposition to the death penalty
Features
Washington’s men in Kosovo, by Jeremy Scahill
Taking on the parties of Big Business, by Ralph Nader (speech)
- An exclusive interview with Ralph Nader
- Al Gore: The corporate prizefighter as populist, by Paul D’Amato
- Fake left, go right
- Lesser evilism and the Supreme Court, by Lance Selfa
How “Governor Death” runs Texas, by Quent Reese
“Hunger follows them like a shadow”, by Sharon Smith
The myth of the New Economy, by Lee Sustar
Gandhi and the politics of non-violence, by Meneejeh Moradian & David Whitehouse
100 years since the original ISR, by Alan Maass
Marxism and nationalism (part 2), by Tom Lewis
Richard Wright: “Using words as a weapon”, by Annie Levin
Book Reviews
- The U.S. labor Bureaucracy (Paul Buhle’s Taking Care of Business)
- Pseudo-science about rape (Thornhill and Palmer’s A Natural History of Rape)
- Politics of the media Giants (McChesney’s Rich Media, Poor Democracy)
- Field Guide to the global economy (Anderson, Cavanagh, Lee and Ehrenreich)
- Struggles of the 1930s (Dollinger and Dollinger’s Not Automatic, Watkins’ The Hungry Years)
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