In the latest issue of Red Pepper

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Europe:

Read four responses to Trevor Evans’ article outlining the basis for a progressive pan-European response to the crisis, by Paolo Gerbaudo, Donatella della Porta, Susan George and James Meadway

The stability obsession
Ian Bruff explores the roots of Germany’s obsession with budgetary prudence

and

Banks: the real stress test
Hugo Radice argues Europe’s fragile banking system is a disaster waiting to happen

Plus:

Plan B and beyond
Dexter Whitfield says Compass’s alternative economic strategy, ‘Plan B’, is not enough

Essay: Banking’s groundhog day
Adam Leaver turns the spotlight on how elite power has foiled financial reform

And all our regulars… including Mike Marqusee’s column ‘Contending for the Living’, Natural Born Rebel interview and book reviews

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A different kind of Europe
Trevor Evans outlines the basis for a progressive pan-European response to the euro crisis.

Paul Mason - Tweetin’ ’bout a revolution
Newsnight’s Paul Mason, author of a new book on the revolts sweeping the world, speaks to Red Pepper

Policing protest
Nina Power explores the significance of the new policing regime facing protesters

N30 and after: was that it?
Gregor Gall analyses the 30 November strikes. Heather Wakefield responds

Cairo fights
Mika Minio-Paluello reports on the recent bloody Egyptian street battles

Think-tanks’ tangled web
Right-leaning think-tanks play a big part in David Cameron’s Tories, writes Hartwig Pautz

The students’ moment
Student activist Michael Chessum reflects on the state of the fightback

The way we do it
Hilary Wainwright says the Occupy movement and 1960/70s radicals can learn from each other (extended online)

Rights and wrong
Peter Apps argues that a ‘British bill of rights’ would be a bad idea (extended online)

And in our culture section...

Radical cities: Nablus
Sarah Irving suggests simply visiting Palestine can be a radical act

Epitaph to a generation
Siobhan McGuirk speaks to John Akomfrah about his new film – and the 2011 riots

Hip-hop revolutionaries
Jody McIntyre and Pablo Navarrete report on Venezuela’s Hip Hop Revolución movement

Contradictory Dickens
Two centuries on, Terry Eagleton asks how radical Charles Dickens’ work really was

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