 In
this issue
No.
113 July 1982
LettersUpdateBriefly...
THOUGHT,
WORD AND DEED
Chris Sheppard follows the road of decision from personal belief
to social action.
The shape
of things to come - facts on a changing world
We
are Sandinistas
Tim
Coons investigates Nicaragua’s revolution
Public
armour, private feelings
One
man’s decision to leave public politics for private reasons. Interview
by Bob Hawkins.
Soyabean
Politics
The 60’s psychedelic search for change has spawned a new
approach to development. Penny Sanger visits The Farm.
Breaking
free
Illustration
by Hector Cattolica
Growing-up:
Swastika style
Britain's
neo-fascist National Front successfully recruits hundreds of young skinheads.
David
Robins asks why.
Black-hearted
white
Ruth
Weiss reports on a traitor to apartheid
Out
of the closet
Solidarity
can be the key to change. Wayne Ellwood talks to gay man about coming
out
Wham,
bam
How
women's libration has put sex on the political agenda. By Beatrix Cambell
Revolution
in Walsall
A local government experiment that threatens 'an end to democracy'.
Chris Sheppard investigates
How
to change your life
Six
lessons in personal revolution
Future
in our hands
Dexter
Tiranti visits a Norwegian group fighting for the right to choose alternative
futures
Love
Canal
From
housewife to activist. Interview by Richard Kazis
Ideas
for actionReviews:
New books and a classicCountry
profile: JamaicaCover
photograph: John Sturrock/NETWORK
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