Intemational Socialist Review Contents of the January-February issue
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The Case for an Independent Black Political Party: The controversy over the concept of Black Power has sharply posed the question in America of political strategy and tactics in the strugsle for Afro- American control over the basic instrument in the fight for power: the political party. This document draws the lessons of the recent eruptions in the black communities and projects a course of action designed to maximize the political potential and striking powcr of the Afro-American minority. American Politics end the 1%8 “lection; The war in Vietnam has placed its stamp upon every aspect of American political life and looms as the key question in the 1968 presidential election. A basic analysis of the econanic, political and social problems that have shattered the Lyndon Johnson consensus and have given rise to the movement of political dissent and incipient radicalization. Imperialist Dynamics and the War in Vietnam: A report to the recent Socialist Workers Party convention by Joseph Hansen, editor of ‘orld Outlook, on the mounting crisis of the world capitalist order and the role played by the American imperialist dynamic in exacerbating the contradictions of a decaying social system, Evolution of the American Antiwar Movement; An historical review of the development of the antiwar movement in the United States and its internal dynamic, 3/6 plus 64 post.
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