No. 281 / July 1996
CLASS
Out of the shadows
Out of the shadows
Editor's Letter
- Out of the shadows
David Ransom shows how class becomes visible if we look upon the world as one place.
- Death of the middle class
Average Americans no longer have a dream world to live in, according to John Cassidy.
- Studs Terkel interview
- Know your place!
How are you coping with the class struggle? A questionnaire.
- Who will change the world?
Gender, caste and class: Urvashi Butalia makes the links in India.
- Gold coast
Daniel Mensah Brande reports from structurally-adjusted Ghana, where class has always counted.
- CLASS - THE FACTS
- Hands without bodies
The epic of labour, argues Jeremy Seabrook, has been taken over by the powerful.
- Traitor!
What happened to Alan Hughes when he got carried away - a short story.
- Tony Benn interview
- Manifesto for the millennium
- The female face of the proletariat
Sara Chamberlain discovers who's making what, and the scope for solidarity, in Central America. - Action Directory
- Letters
- Letter from Chechnya
- Update
- The NI Interview with Elizabeth Penashue
- Reviews: film, books and music with Joris Ivens classic
- Curiosities and the NI Crossword
- Endpiece by Rod Isaacs
- Country profile: Costa Rica
FRONT COVER PHOTOGRAPH: STEELWORKER IN JAMSHEDPUR, INDIA
PHOTOGRAPH BY DENNIS DORAN / NETWORK
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