Editor’s Page

Editor’s Page

Socialist internationalism was originally based on beliefs that few of us hold anymore: that the workers of the world have no country; that the struggle against oppression is the same everywhere; that, even if there are different national “roads” to socialism, exactly the same socialism lies at the end of all the roads; and, finally, that this will be a global regime, transcending all ethnic and cultural differences. Not so many years ago, a section on “Politics Abroad”...


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