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esta Nazionale dell'Unita

Festa del Mondo Nuovo

enova, Fiera del Mare,

31st August to 17th September 1989

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• National: In preparation for ourNational New Times Weekend inOctober Marxism Today requiresvolunteers for stewarding and crechework. In return, we offer a free ticket tothe weekend. We also require offers ofaccommodation in the London area forthose attending the event from outsideLondon. Offers and enquiries to, MT(Event), 16St John Street, London EC1M4AY. Tel: (01)608 0265.

9 Birmingham (South): New MTReaders Group formed, meeting the firstMonday of every month. First meeting,in July, will discuss the Rushdie affair.Details: Jon (021)443 2184.

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• Scotland: Major Weekend Eventbeing planned on the Scottish economyin Glasgow this November. Details;What's Left Collective, 13 HampdenTerrace, Glasgow G42. Tel: (041) 6497433.

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5th July 1989

ContributorsJohn Gittin^s is a leader writer for TheGuardian and author of China ChangesFace.Fred Steward is a business school lec-turer.Xu Yue is a postgraduate student fromBeijing.Gareth Stedman Jones is a reader inmodern history at Cambridge Universi-ty and is writing a book on the place ofMarx in the history of socialism.Isobel Hilton is Latin America editor ofThe Independent.Duncan Green is a researcher for theLatin America Bureau.Fionnuala O'Connor is a freelance jour-nalist and broadcaster.Jon Bloomfield is a commentator on de-fence and a member of MT's editorialboard.David Goodhart is a Bonn correspon-dent of the Financial Times.For participants in the French revolutionroundtable, see p24.Cynthia Cockburn is author of Machin-ery Of Dominance: Women, Men AndTechnical Know-how (Pluto).

Kwesi Owusu is a writer, performingartist and film-maker.Pieta Monks translated A Week LikeAny Other (Virago), a book of shortstories by Natalya Baranskya.Winston James is a writer and seniorlecturer in Caribbean studies at thePolytechnic of North London.Rosalind Brunt is director of SheffieldPoly's centre for popular culture and amember of MT's editorial board.Apala Chowdhury is a student at thePolytechnic of North London.Rachel O'Brien is a freelance writer.Mark Sinker is a freelance journalistspecialising in popular culture.Paul Morley thinks that you knowenough about him already.


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