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Articles in Summer 2001 issue of Capital & Class

• An integral approach to the Asian 'crisis': The (dis)articulation of the production and financial (dis-)orders
  by Sum, Ngai-Ling
• Limiting national interventionism in the United States: The warfare-welfare state as restrictive governance paradigm
  by Waddell, Brian
• Political Policing: The United States and Latin America
  by Harney, Stefano
• State of the Nation: Ernest Gellner and the Theory of Nationalism, The
  by Sullivan, John
• Shaping Women's Work: Gender, Employment and Information Technology
  by Davies, Annette
• 'We earn only for you': Peasants and 'real' markets in northern Pakistan
  by Akram-Lodhi, A Haroon
• Avoiding Politics: How Americans Produce Apathy in Everyday Life
  by Jenkins, Ben
• Economic Dynamism in the Asia-Pacific
  by Seyf, Ahmad
• From Occupation to Independence: A Short History of the Peoples of the English-Speaking Caribbean Region
  by Thomas, Mark
• Corporate retreat and the abandonment of host economies in the era of the 'globalisation' of capital: The case of ManufacturingCo in the north east region of England
  by Pike, Andy
• expansion of capital and uneven development on a world scale, The
  by Weeks, John
• A farewell to arms?
  by Dauve, Gilles
• Molly Murphy: Suffragette and Socialist
  by Wood, Emma
• Roadblocks in Argentina: Against the violence of stability
  by Dinerstein, Ana C
• Brenner on competition
  by Dumenil, Gerard; Glick, Mark; Levy, Dominique