Readers who have been awaiting the appearance of the International Socialist Journal which is oditeda by Lelio Basso and which reprosents a joint effort of important left forces in Italy, Delgium and France, to say nothing of Britain, will not be disappointed.
The first issue contains studies of the role of the socialist parties and trade unions in the Zuropean Common Market, by lirnest Mandel and Antonio Lettieri respoctively. It also includes articles by Raymond Williams, Emile Braundi, Marcel Deneckere, Jean-Marie Vincent, Georg Junclas and Sergio de Santis, With 124 pages of reportage, analysis and documentation, it establishes itself in one swoop as an indisponsible item in the reading of every socialist who wishes to go beyond parish boundaricse