Editorial Working Committee John Berger Avery Gordon

Colin Prescod

Lee Bridges

Barbara Harlow Barbara Ransby

Victoria Brittain Saul Landau

Jan Carew

Neil Lazarus

Cedric Robinson

Bill Rolston

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Just over the horizon – the surveillance society and the state in the EU TONY BUNYAN

Slouching towards dystopia: the new military futurism MATT CARR

‘Black Shame’ – the campaign against ‘racial degeneration’ and female degradation in interwar Europe IRIS WIGGER

Putting a face on free-market economics: the politicisation of race and ethnicity in Peru REBECCA L. LEE

Commentary

Ethnic cleansing in Sri Lanka A. SIVANANDAN  59 Palestine: notes from the inside SHAWQI ISSA  66 Evidence to the UK parliamentary select committee inquiry on preventing violent extremism INSTITUTE OF RACE RELATIONS  73 Reviews

Reflections on the Revolution in Europe: Immigration, Islam and the West by Christopher Caldwell (Matt Carr)  81 From Fatwa to Jihad: the Rushdie affair and its legacy by Kenan Malik (Arun Kundnani)  87 We Will Return in the Whirlwind: Black radical organizations, 1960–1975 by Muhammad Ahmad and Liberated Territory: untold perspectives on the Black Panther Party by Yohuru Williams and Jama Lazerow (Jordan T. Camp)  90 The Travail of Dieudonné and Mobile Phones: the new talking drums of everyday Africa by Mirjam De Bruijn, Francis Nyamnjoh and Inge Brinkman (Barbara Harlow)  99

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