Reviews are the result of an action, the action of reviewing. To review is to view again, examine or study again, look back on, take a retrospective view, give critical evaluation, pause and reflect, think. Here we review books, struggles, texts, images, and more.

In this section we collect written messages addressed to people or organisations in order to raise issues, voice concerns and in the attempt to establish some clarity in our thoughts.

Reviews__________________________________

In the first of two parts article, Boris Kagarlitsky tells the story of Prague 2000: the People's Battle. In the second part, Lessons of Prague, he discusses the issues of violence, media, and the need for the movements to pull energies together for a positive agenda.

Peter Waterman offers sixteen propositions on International Labour Networking.

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10 July 2001. Robin Goodfellow comments on the last two letters with some thoughts on form and content. 

24 June 2001. Goblin comments on El Viejo's letter, and reflects on the "future in the present", the question of "violence", and current strategies within the counter-globalization movement.

21 June  2001. El Viejo writes to the movement he is part of on Genoa, violence, a new world and respect for each-other.

25 May 2001. Goblin writes to Chris Harman, a British socialist, about the anti-capitalist movement.

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