Organise! - Issue 71 - Winter 2008

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Organise! - Issue 71 - Winter 2008

LATEST ISSUE IN PRINT: Organise #71, Winter 2008.
NO GODS, NO MASTERS - RELIGION SPECIAL ISSUE. Articles include: Is there anybody out there?, Mega-churches, Taliban & Falagists, Fan controlled football clubs, Credit crunch, Oaxaca struggle, The Schlurfs, IAF-IFA congress, John Dos Passos, 3 book reviews.

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ARTICLES - Winter 2008 - NO GODS, NO MASTERS - A RELIGION SPECIAL ISSUE

* EDITORIAL - what's in the latest Organise!? Special issue on religion.
* IS THERE ANYBODY OUT THERE? - Religion and religious belief.
* THE RISE OF THE NEW MEGA-CHURCH - Walmart religion in the USA.
* THE SPANISH TALIBAN - comparison of the Taliban with the Falagists of fascist Spain.
* FAN CONTROLLED FOOTBALL CLUBS - FC United and other examples.
* CRUNCH TIME - Responses to the economic crisis.
* OAXACA: OVERCOMING THE FEAR - The long struggle for dignity. Commentary about the APPO.
* THE SCHLURFS - Youth against Nazism in 1930s and 1940s Austria.
* FORTY YEARS OF INTERNATIONALISM - report from the IAF-IFA international of anarchist federations congress in Carrara, Italy, in July 2008.
* CULTURE - John Dos Passos.
* REVIEWS:
ATAMANSHA: The story of Maria Nikiforovo - the anarchist Joan of Arc, by Malcolm Archibald. Black Cat Press (Alberta, Canada).
KONTRRAZVEDKA: The story of the Makhnovist intelligence service, by Vyacheslav. Black Cat Press (Alberta, Canada).
EMILIO CANZI: an anarchist partisan in Italy and Spain, by Palo Fini et al., Kate Sharpley Library.