New issue of Resistance now out!
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Friday September 21, 2007 19:22
by ISN updater - Irish Socialist Network
irishsocialistnetwork at dublin dot ie
September/October issue of Resistance available
The second issue of the bi-monthly Irish Socialist Network paper, Resistance, has just become available. In full-colour and free(!!), the paper should be in various shops over the next week or so. We'll post details under this posting as copies are placed in retail outlets.
In the meantime, if anybody wants to lay their hands on a free hot-off-the-press copy of Resistance no.2, please email us at irishsocialistnetwork@dublin.ie
If you want several copies to pass around to your mates or in your locality or workplace, just let us know and we'll send them on, free of charge.
As with the previous issue, the articles in Resistance are quite varied, from topical matters to history to socialist theory to book reviews. A good mix!
RESISTANCE, No.2, September/October
Articles in this issue include:
'Aer Lingus, Shannon and the dangers of privatisation' (Steven Morrissey)
'The anti-war movement is still needed' (Deirdre Clancy - AWI)
''The Belfast strike of 1907' (Brendan Harrison)
'Abortion services needed in Ireland' (Niav Keating - Choice Ireland)
'Leninism' (Fintan Lane)
'The resignation of Pat Rabbitte, Esquire' (Colm Breathnach)
'Shell to Sea: the struggle goes on' (John Apparat)
'Resistance in Iraq to US imperialism remains strong' (Ed Walsh)
'Hospital co-location: adding insult to injury' (John Lally)
Review of book by former RUC man (John O'Neill)
Remember: to get your free copy, email us at irishsocialistnetwork@dublin.ie