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The Twenty-Second Congress of the C.P.S.U.

by Nora Jeffery

Marxism Today, December 1961, pp. 355-362

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    1. Editorial Comments, pp. 1-4
    2. The Moscow Conference by John Gollan, pp. 5-11
    3. Trade Unions and the Challenge of Modern Technology by Jack Hendy, pp. 12-17
    4. Bourgeois Freedom and Rents by John Hostettler, pp. 18-23
    5. The Two-Party System in Britain by Lionel Munby, pp. 24-28
    6. On How New is the "New Left"? by Ralph Russell, pp. 29-34
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    1. Editorial Comments, pp. 33-38
    2. The Forces of the African Revolution by Jack Woddis, pp. 39-44
    3. Education---Eighteen-plus by M. Hookham, pp. 45-49
    4. Some Theoretical Problems in Planning Economic Development by Maurice Dobb, pp. 50-56
    5. Fatigue and Accidents by Frank McKenna, pp. 57-58
    6. The Bow Group's Planning Proposals by Irwin Ross, pp. 59-61
    7. On How Did Man Originate by John Lewis, pp. 62-66
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    1. Editorial Comments, pp. 65-68
    2. The Passchendaele of the Press by Allen Hutt, pp. 69-74
    3. Gaitskell's Campaign by Ivor Montagu, pp. 75-79
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      A World Without a Hero by Ron Willetts, pp. 80-85 - 1 Review
      1. The Two Cultures and the Scientific Revolution by C.P. Snow
    5. The Future of Broadcasting, pp. 86-93
    6. On How New is the "New Left" by Joan Simon, pp. 94-95
    7. On Paperbacks by C. Fason, pp. 96-98
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    April 1961 Issue = 8 Articles
    1. Editorial Comments, pp. 97-100
    2. The Challeng of Marxism by James Klugmann, pp. 101-110
    3. The Tory Attack on the Social Services by Katherine Hood, pp. 111-115
    4. "Essays in Seeing" by George Burgher, pp. 116-119
    5. Sartre and Marxism by John Lewis, pp. 120-122
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      Our Morals and Lady C by Arnold Kettle, pp. 123-124 - 1 Review
      1. The Trial of Lady Chatterley by C.H. Rolph
    7. Long Range Planning to Raise Living Standards, pp. 125-127
    8. On Paperbacks by John Prime, pp. 128-130
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    1. Editorial Comments, pp. 129-133
    2. The Soviet Man in Space by E.H.S. Burhop, pp. 134-135
    3. Lessons of the Congo by Jack Woddis, pp. 136-139
    4. Recent Advances in Biology by Alan G. Morton, pp. 140-142
    5. Legal Problems Involved in Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy by P.S. Romashkin, pp. 143-150
    6. Australian Working-Class History by Jack Lindsay, pp. 151-153
    7. The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists by Jack Mitchell, pp. 154-159
    8. On How did Man Originate? by Karl Sacher, pp. 160-162
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    1. Editorial Comments, pp. 161-164
    2. The Cuban Revolution by Blas Roca, pp. 165-169
    3. The Folk-Song Revival by A.L. Lloyd, pp. 170-172
    4. A Political Aspect of Town Planning by John Mahon, pp. 173-176
    5. The Interpretation of Chartism by A.L. Morton, pp. 177-183
    6. Science and Government by John Moss, pp. 184-187
    7. James Connolly by George Jeffares, pp. 188-190
    8. Reply on the "New Left" by Arnold Kettle, pp. 191-194
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    1. Editorial Commnets, pp. 193-196
    2. Capitalism's Economic Prospects, pp. 197-220
    3. The New Stage in the Cuban Revolution by Anibal Escalante, pp. 221-222
    4. Stages of Social Development by R. Jardine, pp. 223-226
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    August 1961 Issue = 6 Articles
    1. Editorial Comments, pp. 225-228
    2. The New Tory Offensive and Labour Policy by Emile Burns, pp. 229-233
    3. Marxism and Spiritual Values by George Thomson, pp. 234-239
    4. On the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the Spanish War by Lon Elliott, pp. 240-247
    5. The Ruhr and the Resurgence of German Militarism by E. Zapolsky, F. Nikolsky, and N. Shevchenko, pp. 248-253
    6. Some Points on Capitalism's Economic Prospects by R. Palme Dutt, pp. 254-258
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    September 1961 Issue = 7 Articles
    1. Editorial Comments, pp. 257-260
    2. The Programme for Building Communist Society by Andrew Rothstein, pp. 261-269
    3. Britain's Economy and the Common Market by Leonard Thomas, pp. 270-274
    4. The Future of British Sport by John Tarver, pp. 275-281
    5. Trade Unions and Coloured Workers by Bill Pinder, pp. 282-285
    6. On Capitalism's Economic Prospects by Jack Dunman, pp. 286-287
    7. On Stages of Social Development by Jack Lindsay, pp. 288-290
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    October 1961 Issue = 6 Articles
    1. Editorial Comments, pp. 289-293
    2. Background to Berlin by Gordon Schaffer, pp. 294-300
    3. Culture and Revolution by Arnold Kettle, pp. 301-307
    4. The New Man in Soviet Society by G. Smirnov, pp. 308-314
    5. On Capitalism's Economic Prospects by Michael McCreery, pp. 315-317
    6. On Stages of Social Development by Robert Browning #2 and Bill Tait, pp. 318-322
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    1. Editorial Comments, pp. 321-325
    2. The Labour Party by George Matthews, pp. 326-331
    3. The Root Problem of the United Nations by Andrew Rothstein, pp. 332-339
    4. Transition from Socialism to Communism by Maurice Dobb, pp. 340-345
    5. The Growth of Modern Fiction by David Craig, pp. 346-349
    6. On Stages of Social Development by K.G. Hare, p. 350
    7. On Social Service Statistics by Kitty Cornforth, pp. 351-354
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    December 1961 Issue = 8 Articles
    1. Editorial Comments, pp. 353-354
    2. The Twenty-Second Congress of the C.P.S.U. by Nora Jeffery, pp. 355-362
    3. The Aim of the Government's Wages Policy by J.R. Campbell, pp. 363-367
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      1. What's Wrong with the Unions? by Eric L. Wigham
    5. A Note on Trade Unions and Cultural Activities by "Cadmus", pp. 373-374
    6. What is Scientific Thinking? by John Lewis, pp. 375-379
    7. On Stages of Social Development by Sid Douglas, pp. 380-381
    8. --- by D.A. Griffiths, pp. 382-386
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