The latest issue of Socialist Worker is available at SW Online:
www.socialistworker.org
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Here are some of the highlights from our latest issue:

TELL BUSH: WE SAY NO TO WAR AND WITCH-HUNTS!
As the anniversary of the September 11 attacks approaches, members of the Bush administration will participate in somber memorials to the victims. But beneath their words will be a calculated effort by the Bush gang to build more pressure for the next phase of their "war on terror."
www.socialistworker.org/2002-2/420/420_01_NewIraqWar.shtml

WHAT RIGHT DO THEY HAVE?
A slew of pundits and politicians has raised objections to the Bush gang¹s plan for a new war on Iraq. But no one in the Washington establishment is willing to ask the more fundamental question: What gives the U.S. government the right to declare that it¹s time for a "regime change" in Iraq?
www.socialistworker.org/2002-2/420/420_03_NoRight.shtml

MISSING FROM THE RISING
The Rising is a powerful tribute to the victims of September 11 and their family and friends. But what looms over Bruce Springsteen's new album is what¹s not there--the virtual absence of any reference to how the tragedy was exploited as an excuse for war, at home and abroad.
www.socialistworker.org/2002-2/420/420_09_Springsteen.shtml

WHERE IS THE FIGHT AT BOEING HEADED?
Boeing Co., one of the world¹s most powerful corporations, is out to destroy the power of the union by imposing a contract that would allow even more outsourcing to nonunion contractors. Socialist Worker spoke to two longtime IAM activists at Boeing about their struggle.
www.socialistworker.org/2002-2/420/420_05_Boeing.shtml

CRIMES OF THE FREE MARKET
Joseph Stiglitz, former World Bank chief economist, has written a controversial book attacking the IMF and its free-market policies.
www.socialistworker.org/2002-2/420/420_08_Stiglitz.shtml

CLERICALS STRIKE AT BERKELEY
For three days last week, the Coalition of University Employees at the University of California-Berkeley walked the picket line.
www.socialistworker.org/2002-2/420/420_11_BerkeleyClericals.shtml

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AN ONLINE DEBATE: IS MARXISM RELEVANT TODAY?
Check out the ongoing Internet discussion between Michael Albert of ZNet and Alan Maass of Socialist Worker, debating the relevance of Marxism in the 21st century. The initial essays and replies appear now on both SW Online and ZNet.
www.socialistworker.org/Featured/MarxDebate.shtml