Front Lines : Selections from New Left Review

Contents: Preface. 1. Recolonizing Iraq/Tariq Ali. 2. Scurrying to Bethlehem/Perry Anderson. 3. Erasures/Gabriel Piterberg. 4. Tears of Zion/Yitzhak Laor. 5. Redividing Palestine/Guy Mandron. 6. China\'s Stolypins/Qin Hui. 7. The case for Chechnya/Tony Wood. 8. Soldiers of Hindutva/Achin Vanaik. 9. The Noose/Eduardo Galeano. 10. The colour Khaki/Tariq Ali. 11. Option zero in Haiti/Peter Hallward. 12. Sparks in the township/Trevor Ngwane. 13. New York and Kigali/Colette Braeckman. 14. Monetizing ecology/Jacob Stevens. 15. Saffron Gastronomy/Susan Watkins. Notes on contributors.

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