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| April 15, 2013

Tariq Ali: The consequences of the Iraq war -- ten years on

Tariq Ali was one of the featured speakers at an international anti-war conference held Saturday, Feb. 9 in London. 

Remembering communism

The Idea of Communism

by Tariq Ali
(Seagull Books,
2009;
$18.50)

Marx and Engels had no idea what they were setting loose in 1848 when they wrote The Communist Manifesto -- and they would be the first to admit it. That's the sense you get reading Tariq Ali's The Idea of Communism a short book in the "What Was Communism" series. It is no longer 1991. The Soviet Union is gone. Rather than a communist utopia China resembles aspects of Dickens' England ... on methamphetamine. A few anomalies like Cuba and Korea remain, but the safe money is that they will not remain thus.

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November 19, 2008 |
Launch of Tariq Ali's new book The Duel: Pakistan on the Flight Path of American Power, November 10 at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver.

Tariq Ali's Pakistani tragedy

 The Leopard and the Fox: A Pakistani Tragedy

The Leopard and the Fox: A Pakistani Tragedy

by Tariq Ali
( Berg Publishers,
2006;
$31.00)

LIKE HIS LATE FRIEND and colleague Edward Said was, Britain's Tariq Ali is an intellectual in exile who has risen to a place of prominence and eminence in his adoptive country, writing on both universalist themes and subjects (the anti-imperialist and anti-war movements; socialist theory, philosophy and praxis; Islam and Islamic history) as well as the politics and history of his homeland.

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