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What’s in our Aug/Sept issue

Cover story

The neighbourhood singer
Manu Chao is the Bob Dylan of the alter-globalisation movement, but many English speakers have never heard his name. Oscar Reyes caught up with him at Glastonbury

Other features

Holding Obama’s feet to the fire
Gary Younge, Doug Henwood and others debate what Barack Obama’s candidacy means to the left

Attack Iran? Yes they can
Could the US really risk a strike on Iran? Phyllis Bennis weighs up the evidence

The ‘f’ word: feminism from ’68 to ’08
Hilary Wainwright, Sue O’Sullivan, Michelene Wandor, Lucy Whitman and Andrea d’Cruz on 40 years of feminism

The irresponsibility of the rich
With child and pensioner poverty again rising, Ruth Lister argues for a shift in the debate on inequality

We, the people of Zimbabwe
Mary Ndlovu looks at the fight against Mugabe

Pass the torch and follow the money
Garry Whannel examines the contradictory politics of the Olympics

Legalising barbarism
The new EU return directive allows ‘illegal’ migrants to be locked up for 18 months. Ben Hayes looks at the new ‘Fortress Europe’

Which part of No don’t they understand?
Westby Swift on why the Irish said No to the Lisbon treaty – and what the EU plans to do now

A walk in the hills
Raja Shehadeh takes a walk across the transformed landscape of the occupied West Bank

What’s this place?
Paul Chatterton reports on ‘autonomous social centres’

Essay

The end of the world as we know it
As fuel prices rocket and demand outstrips supply, Michael Klare sees a new world energy order emerging

Culture

Big art and Perspex panels
Steve Platt on public art

A colourful revolution
David Matthews visits the People’s Republic of Stokes Croft in Bristol

Drawing back the curtain
Osman Ahmed speaks to Amanda Sebestyen about making his art bear witness for the hidden people of Kurdistan

Grist to the radical Mill
Anthony Arblaster on the importance of J S Mill to radicals today

Booktopia
Paul Mason

Rearview
Return of the Soul: the Nakba project

PLUS All the regulars

Editorial
The green goldrush

Letters

Agony subcomandauntie

Plattitudes
The world according to Steve Platt

Democracy now
David Davis, the left’s unlikely ally. By David Beetham

Natural born rebel
Peace activist Sonia Azad, aged 13

Temperature gauge
The myths behind ‘clean coal’

Activision round up
Campaigns beneath the radar

Guerrilla guides
Making the news

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		What’s in our Aug/Sept issue Subscribe Cover story The neighbourhood singer Manu Chao is the Bob Dylan of the alter-globalisation movement, but many English speakers have never heard his name. Oscar Reyes caught up with him at Glastonbury Other features Holding Obama’s feet to the fire Gary Younge, Doug Henwood and others debate what Barack Obama’s candidacy means to the left Attack Iran? Yes they can Could the US really risk a strike on Iran? Phyllis Bennis weighs up the evidence The ‘f’ word: feminism from ’68 to ’08 Hilary Wainwright, Sue O’Sullivan, Michelene Wandor, Lucy Whitman and Andrea d’Cruz on 40 years of feminism The irresponsibility of the rich With child and pensioner poverty again rising, Ruth Lister argues for a shift in the debate on inequality We, the people of Zimbabwe Mary Ndlovu looks at the fight against Mugabe Pass the torch and follow the money Garry Whannel examines the contradictory politics of the Olympics Legalising barbarism The new EU return directive allows ‘illegal’ migrants to be locked up for 18 months. Ben Hayes looks at the new ‘Fortress Europe’ Which part of No don’t they understand? Westby Swift on why the Irish said No to the Lisbon treaty – and what the EU plans to do now A walk in the hills Raja Shehadeh takes a walk across the transformed landscape of the occupied West Bank What’s this place? Paul Chatterton reports on ‘autonomous social centres’ Essay The end of the world as we know it As fuel prices rocket and demand outstrips supply, Michael Klare sees a new world energy order emerging Culture Big art and Perspex panels Steve Platt on public art A colourful revolution David Matthews visits the People’s Republic of Stokes Croft in Bristol Drawing back the curtain Osman Ahmed speaks to Amanda Sebestyen about making his art bear witness for the hidden people of Kurdistan Grist to the radical Mill Anthony Arblaster on the importance of J S Mill to radicals today Booktopia Paul Mason Rearview Return of the Soul: the Nakba project PLUS All the regulars Editorial The green goldrush Letters Agony subcomandauntie Plattitudes The world according to Steve Platt Democracy now David Davis, the left’s unlikely ally. By David Beetham Natural born rebel Peace activist Sonia Azad, aged 13 Temperature gauge The myths behind ‘clean coal’ Activision round up Campaigns beneath the radar Guerrilla guides Making the news Please support Red Pepper, make a donation today Mail a friend about this article, "What’s in our Aug/Sept issue" or post it to: Delicious Facebook StumbleUpon reddit Shoutwire newsvine NowPublic Digg	Also in this section: What’s in the Aug/Sept issue of Red Pepper


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