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Articles in Spring 2005 issue of Capital & Class

• Talking Turkey for democracy: Fundamentalism, fascism and the EU
  by Cam, Surhan
• state as a contradiction, The
  by Rey, Mabel Thwaites
• Social policy, social exclusion and commodity fetishism
  by Kennedy, Peter
• Globalisation and Labour: The New 'Great Transformation'
  by Stirling, John
• A call for emancipatory reflection: Introduction to the Forum
  by Dinerstein, Ana C
• Nouns and verbs; or, Holloway's understanding of revolution
  by Ghigliani, Pablo
• To change the world we need revolutionary democracy
  by Löwy, Michael
• Change the World Without Taking Power
  by Holloway, John
• Capitalist Restructuring, Globalisation and the Third Way: Lessons from the Swedish Model
  by Bieler, Andreas
• Holloway on power and the 'state illusion'
  by Boron, Atilio A
• National Childcare Strategy: The social regulation of lone mothers as a gendered reserve army of labour, The
  by Grover, Chris
• Nationalism and its Futures
  by Renton, Dave
• Sympathy for the devil? John Holloway's Mephistophelian Marxism
  by Callinicos, Alex
• Imagining the State
  by Joseph, Jonathan
• Stakeholding and New Labour
  by Upchurch, Martin
• Hopeful voyage; uncertain point of arrival?
  by Bonnet, Alberto R
• A precarious balance: Neoliberalism, crisis management, and the social implosion in Jamaica
  by Weis, Tony
• Moving Mountains: Communities Confront Mining & Globalisation
  by Bergene, Ann Cecilie
• New Dialectic and Marx's Capital, The
  by Bell, Franklin
• Contemporary struggle in Europe: 'Anti-power' or counter-power?
  by Mathers, Andrew; Taylor, Graham
• Critical theory in Global Political Economy: Critique? Knowledge? Emancipation?1
  by Farrands, Christopher; Worth, Owen
• ¡Que se vayan todos! Out with them all!
  by López, Néstor; Menéndez, Luis