Science and Socialism, from G.N. Anderson

[p035] science and socialism. G. N. ANDERSON

[p037] LABOUR RE VWI. eA Ww MAY-JUNE 1957 Problems and Prospects of British Capitalism, I (Tom Kemp); The Engineers’ Strike and the Labour Movement (Robert Shaw). JULY-AUGUST 1957 The New Course of the Chinese Communist Party (Michael Banda); British Communist History (Joseph Redman); The Inadequacies of Russian Trotsky- ism (R. W. Davies, with a comment by Leonard Hussey); ‘Russian Poetry, 1917-1955,’ trans. Jack Lindsay, reviewed by Anna Bostock. SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 1957 Socialism, the H-Bomb and War; Labour and Nationalization; Lenin as Philosopher (Peter Fryer); From ‘Social-Fascism’ to ‘People’s Front’ (Joseph Redman); Marxism, Stalinism and Political Economy (Tom Kemp). NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 1957 Forty Years of Soviet Russia; Radio, Science, Technique and Society (Leon Trotsky); The Case of André Marty (Joseph Redman); A Marxist Critique of Freud (John McLeish). JANUARY- FEBRUARY 1958 Labour and Leadership; The Dockers and Trade Unicn Democracy (William Hunter); The Early Years of the CPGB (Joseph Redman); Empiricist Philo- sophy, I (John Marshall); Leonhard’si ‘Child of the Revolution’, reviewed by ‘Gracchus’. MARCH-APRIL 1958 Wages and the Bomb: A Single Front; An Unreasonable Reasoner; Marxism and the Algerian Revolution (Michael Banda); The British Stalinists and the Moscow Trials (Joseph Redman); Pat Dooley’s Letters; ‘The Family Life of Old People’, reviewed by Cliff Slaughter. MAY-JUNE-JULY 1958 The Murder of Imre Nagy; The Victory of Charles de Gaulle; Strike Strategy; Lendon Busmen in Battle (Bob Potter); The Crisis, the Budget and the Workers (Tom Mercer); Religion and Social Revolt (Cliff Slaughter); ‘New Class’? (Tom Kemp); The Logic of Apartheid (Seymour Papert); ‘The Crime of Galileo’, reviewed by Louis Marks; ‘The Labour Movement in the Sudan, 1946-1955’, reviewed by Peter Worsley.