interncontinental (23 résultats)

Etat : Good. Good condition. A copy that has been read but remains intact. May contain markings such as bookplates, stamps, limited notes and highlighting, or a few light stains.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. 1st Edition. Hardcover in overall good shape with light general wear. Binding firm and square. clean throughout.

Hardcover. Etat : Used - Acceptable. No Jacket. No dust jacket on this edition, printing is directly on boards.

Hardcover. Etat : Used - Acceptable.

Trade paperback. Etat : Fine. Interncontinental Publishing, 1995. 196pp. 8vo. Uncreased spine, fine trade paperback.

Complete run for the year, 25 issues, 823 pages in total; all in original wraps, 8.5x10.75 inches, all with worn wraps, some creasing and wrinkling, Number 1 with top corner of front wrap torn off with some loss of text, Numbers 2, 3, 6, 14, 21, 23, and 25 with heavily stained wraps else generally good condition. Much coverage of South Africa, Nicaragua, and Burkina Faso.

Complete run for the year, 24 issues, 792 pages in total, all in original wraps, 8.5x10.75 inches, all with worn and soiled wraps, some creasing and small stains, Number 2 with small hole in front wrap, Number 15 with pen mark on rear wrap, Number 23 with top edge wrinkled, else generally good condition.

A limited run of issue Nos. 18, 25-38, 43 Started out bimonthly then it became a weekly. Many issues have previous owners name written in pencil the front wrap, Issue No. 18 has small stain in upper right corner of front wrap, many are edge and shelf worn. Officially reflecting the views of the Trotskyist Fourth International on international events it was really an both an international news journal and a factional paper reflecting the views primarily of those supporting the US Socialist Workers Party on international questions.

Magazine. Thirty seven issues, [928p.], all with worn wraps, some creasing, soiling, rolled spines, and small stains, Number 18 with address label on front wrap else generally good condition. Complete run of the Trotskyist magazine for the year. IP focused on international issues, with much original reporting from local Trotskyists. Much coverage of the Falklands war.

Magazine. Complete run for the year, 47 issues, 1888 pages in total; all in original wraps, 8.5x10.75 inches, all with worn wraps, some with wrinkled and creased wraps, some dog-earing, Number 1 with toned rear wrap, Number 12 with stained front wrap and price on front wrap crossed out in pencil, else generally good condition. The Trotskyist answer to The Economist, with coverage of national and international affairs, many articles written by local Trotskyists and often with original reporting.

Magazine. Thirty seven issues, [928p.], all good (a few minor stains & creasings) to very good condition in their original wraps. Complete run of the Trotskyist magazine for the year. IP focused on international issues, with much original reporting from local Trotskyists.

Magazine. Twenty four issues, 792 pages in total; all in original wraps, 8.5x10.75 inches, minor browning and handling wear, over all in very good condition. Complete run for the year.

Complete run for the year, 45 issues, 1128 pages in total; all in original wraps, 8.5x10.75 inches, all with worn wraps, some soiling and small stains, many with address label on front wrap, Numbers 13 and 16 with pen marks on front wraps, else generally good condition. The Trotskyist answer to Newsweek, with coverage of international issues. Topics for 1971 include the Angela Davis trial, developments in the Vietnam War, the Okinawa transfer, and much more.

Magazine. Complete run for the year, 25 issues, 823 pages in total; all in original wraps, 8.5x10.75 inches, all with worn wraps, some creasing and wrinkling, Number 1 with several tears along edge of front wrap, Number 7 with small stain on front wrap, Number 13 with 1.5 inch closed tear on rear wrap, else generally good condition. Much coverage of South Africa, Nicaragua, and Burkina Faso.

Complete run for the year, 47 issues, 1448 pages in total; generally good condition, some with curled edges or foxing, all in original wraps, 8.5x10.75 inches. The Trotskyist answer to The Economist, with coverage of international issues. Topics for 1972 include detente with China, developments in the Vietnam War, the McGovern campaign, and much more. The most interesting of the Socialist Workers Party periodicals, many of the articles written by comrades in the countries concerned.

Complete run for the year, 47 issues, 1304 pages in total; all with worn wraps, some soiling, dog-earing, and wrinkling, many with address labels on front wrap, many vertically creased else generally good condition, all in original wraps, 8.5x10.75 inches. The Trotskyist answer to Newsweek, with coverage of international issues. Much on the Iranian Revolution.

Magazine. Complete run for the year, 47 issues, 1327 pages in total; all with worn wraps, many vertically creased, some with address labels on front wrap, pen notations on front wraps of Numbers 26 and 27 top corner of front wrap of Number 47 torn off, else generally very good condition, all in original wraps, 8.5x10.75 inches. The Trotskyist answer to Newsweek, with coverage of international issues. Much coverage of Iran, Nicaragua, and El Salvador.

Complete run for the year, 47 issues, 1304 pages in total; all with worn wraps, some soiling, dog-earing, and creasing, many with address labels on front wrap, many vertically creased, pen notation on front wrap of Number 21 else generally good condition, all in original wraps, 8.5x10.75 inches. The Trotskyist answer to Newsweek, with coverage of international issues. Much on the Iranian Revolution.

Complete run for the year, 47 issues, 1304 pages in total; generally very good condition, all in original wraps, 8.5x10.75 inches. The Trotskyist answer to Newsweek, with coverage of international issues. Much on the Iranian Revolution.

Complete run for the year, 49 issues, 1448 pages in total; generally very good condition, all in original wraps, 8.5x10.75 inches. The Trotskyist answer to Newsweek, with coverage of international issues. Topics for 1978 include the early stages of Iranian revolution, border disputes between Vietnam and Cambodia, revolution in Nicaragua, Gerry Foley reporting on Ireland, upheaval in Angola, Deng's rise in China, and much more. Beginning with issue 2 the magazine was merged with Inprecor.

Magazine. Complete run for the year, 25 issues, 788 pages in total; generally very good condition, all in original wraps, 8.5x10.75 inches. The Trotskyist answer to Newsweek, with coverage of international issues. Topics for 1983 include the US invasion of Grenada, the war in Lebanon, Nicaraguan and El Salvadorean developments, the Korean jet shot down by a Soviet missile, PLO developments, and much more.

Magazine. Almost a complete run for the year, 46 issues missing issue Nos. 19 & 21, 1456 pages in total; generally very good condition, all in original wraps, 8.5x10.75 inches. The Trotskyist answer to Newsweek, with coverage of international issues. Topics for 1977 include demonstrations in South Africa, CIA spying on Trotskyists, fighting in Zaire, Hector Marroquin's appeal for asylum in the US, criticism of Sadat for treaty with Israel, and much more.

Newsletter. An almost entire run of the journal. 732 issues total. Missing is all of 1985. Various pagination. Started out bimonthly then it became a weekly. Many issues have previous owners name written in pencil or ink on the front wrap, many have address labels on either the front or rear wrap. Many are edge and shelf worn. Officially reflecting the views of the Trotskyist Fourth International on international events it was really an both an international news journal and a factional paper reflecting the views primarily of those supporting the US Socialist Workers Party on international questions.