A monthly journal containing the "Perspectives" articles published on the World Socialist Web Site.

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A monthly journal containing the "Perspectives" articles published on the World Socialist Web Site.

Single issue and subscription prices are given in $US. Pricing varies by location. All prices given include shipping costs. No additional shipping charges will be assessed at checkout.

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Four lectures with contemporaneous analysis of the 2000 and 2004 US Presidential elections. Through a detailed historical analysis, North establishes that behind the breakdown of democracy in the United States lies the deterioration of the global economic position of American capitalism, and the development of unprecedented levels of wealth concentration and social inequality. The turn to aggressive militarism abroad, and the vast expansion of police state measures during the Bush administration arose not from the "terrorist threat," but from the extreme sharpening of social and class tensions within American society itself. Learn More

This pamphlet contains articles and statements from the World Socialist Web Site on the Australian government's military intervention into Aboriginal communities which was based on the pretext of stopping child sexual abuse. Learn More

This pamphlet contains a lecture given by David North in Ann Arbor, Michigan in 1996. It is a response to a review by Harvard historian David Pipes of Dimitri Volkogonov's book Trotsky: the Eternal Revolutionary. Learn More

This pamphlet brings together 20 articles and statements published by the World Socialist Web Site in the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, presenting an assessment of the social significance and political implications of the disaster. Learn More

This is an extraordinary account of the worst factory fire in history - the 1993 blaze at the Kader Industrial Toy Company outside Bangkok, Thailand. One hundred and eighty-eight people - 174 women and 14 men - perished in the fire. Kader workers earned less than $1 an hour making toys for such corporate giants as Toys 'R Us, Hasbro and Tyco. Those who died were trapped in a building with no fire extinguishers or alarms and no fire escape; management had locked the exits. Learn More

On-the-spot report of the strike wave that swept France in November- December 1995 against the attacks on social programs and pensions by the right-wing government of Prime Minister Alain Juppé. Learn More

Elia Kazan, director of 19 feature films between 1945 and 1976, was one of the most prominent figures to turn informer during the anti-communist witchhunts of the early 1950s. In this eassy David Walsh, arts editor of the World Socialist Web Site, looks at the decision by the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences to grant Kazan an honorary award in 1999. Learn More