Labour Review, vol. 1 no. 3

September–November 1952 · 17 items · about 9,416 words of machine-read text

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Contents

1. Plain Speaking on War and Peace · By Gerry Healy · scan page 4
2. A Criticism of “Labour’s Foreign Policy” · scan page 4
3. An Extraordinary Omission · scan page 5
4. Who is to Blame for the War Drive? · scan page 6
5. Capitalism and its World Wars · scan page 7
6. The Meaning of the Cold War · scan page 9
7. Economic Compulsions Behind the War Drive · scan page 10
8. Washington’s Foreign Policy – and Its Consequences · scan page 12
9. The Lessons of Korea · scan page 14
10. The Colonial Problem · scan page 16
11. Pattern of World War III · scan page 18
12. Proposed Ways of Preventing War · scan page 20
13. The Kremlin’s Foreign Policy · scan page 22
14. The Cost of a Bad Foreign Policy · scan page 24
15. Against a Bi-Partisan Foreign Policy with the Tories · scan page 25
16. A Socialist Foreign Policy · scan page 26
17. The Road to Peace · scan page 30