New Delhi: All-India Trade Union Congress, 1968. 154p., paperback, very good. The Seminar included representatives from Japan, the Philippines, New Zealand, Malaysia, Ceylon, Australia, Nepal, and India. More

Cat.No: 237782

Eugene OR: Earth First! 1993. 40p. including covers, nested tabloid folded to 11.5x8 inches, illus., wraps worn and lightly creased else very good condition. . More

Cat.No: 261539

Hong Kong: the magazine, 2015-2016. Three issues of the staplebound magazine, 59, 42, 35p. respectively; issues present are 2015 nos. 2 and 4, 2016 no. 1. Old price tags on covers. Text in Chinese. Poetry, short stories, essays. The publisher issues a Workers' Literature Award. More

Cat.No: 207997

Oakland, CA: India Forum, 1976. 52p., including rear cover; staplebound booklet format. Very good. Includes a piece by Mary Tyler on "Political repression and treatment of political prisoners in India" (Tyler, a British teacher, had served five years in an Indian prison for her work with Naxalites); "The Congress government..... More

Cat.No: 232082

Kobe, Japan: Section for International Correspondence of CIRA-Nippon, 1975-1976. Magazine. Three issues of the English-language Japanese anarchist journal, 47, 51, and 55 pages respectively, very good in wraps, 6x8.5 inches. Articles, many of them rather well-researched, on the history of anarchism in Japan and Korea, with some treatment of contemporary..... More

Cat.No: 163838

New Delhi, India: S. Kaul, 1953. The first two issues of the journal, worn wraps, pages toned. Leftist publication beginning after the cessation of the Korean War, with Mulk Raj Anand topping the list of consulting editors. More

Cat.No: 242587

Ashiya, Hyogo-ken, Japan: the journal, 1973. 62p., very good in staplebound wraps. Single issue of the leftist journal published mainly by western expats based in Japan. This issue includes an interview by Norman Thorpe with the Korean dissident Kim Dae-jung, recently released from prison. Thorpe describes walking to Kim's house..... More

Cat.No: 197481

Hanoi: Vietnam Women's Union, 1990-98. Twenty-nine issues of the staplebound magazine, color covers, black and white internal illustrations. These were folded for mailing, so every issue has a vertical crease. Issues present are 3 and 4 for 1990; 2-4 for 1991; 1 and 4 for 1992; 1-4 for 1993; 1-4..... More

Cat.No: 219109

Bombay: People's Publishing House, 1945-46. Four issues of the irregularly published journal, mildly worn wraps, no. 7 with rather foxed covers. Pre-independence leftist journal from India, with coverage of the Chinese revolution,"Menace of American imperialism," "Food situation in India," "Coal situation in Behar," "Chotanagpur and its people," etc. More

Cat.No: 197329

Hyderabad: Academy of Gandhian Studies, 1982. 15p., plus a bound-in errata list and a pagelong introduction (over Radhakrishna' name), softbound, an 8.5x5.5 inch stapled pamphlet. The introduction, unpaginated, has come loose from dried glue points in the first gutter (it may have been an afterthought), and there is a three-inch..... More

Cat.No: 250217

Armonk, NY: M. E. Sharpe, Inc, 2001. xv, 249 pages; very good hardcover, inscribed by the author, with her card laid in. More

Cat.No: 231740

Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 1968. Hardcover. xi, 574p., library stamp on the front illustrated end paper (no other markings) else very good condition in like dj. A history of the Chinese labor movement with documents from 1919 to the destruction of Shanghai Left by Chiang Kai-shek's foces in 1927..... More

Cat.No: 258903