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American journalist and writer Mark Danner explains to Peter Morgan why support for the Bush administration is slipping.

Behind the military superiority of the US empire lie major weaknesses. Walden Bello and John Rees discuss the problems facing America's rulers.

Strikes and solidarity are needed to bring the Gate Gourmet bosses' union busting operation to a standstill, argues The Walrus.

Susan Weissman pays tribute to the Mexican artist and son of Victor Serge, Vlady Kibalchich, who died recently.

Peyman Jafari examines Iran's recent history of struggle, and looks at the challenges facing activists today.

Iranian films reflect the contradictions of their society, argues Naz Massoumi.

Mike Davis asks if the road to the future ends at Dubai.

Is George Bush facing 'tipping point' over the war in Iraq - the point when the majority of US opinion turns finally and permanently against the war?

Google's new software makes the world smaller.

Andrew Stone considers the politics of cricket.

In last month's Socialist Review Noam Chomsky challenged the agenda of the G8 summit in Gleneagles ('Our World is Not for Sale').

Hassan Mahamdallie's interview with the author of Communists in Harlem (July/August SR) usefully shows how objective racist divisions and inequalities in the US in the 1930s were supported by deep-rooted sensitivities and strictures concerning social mixing.