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01 September 1999

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Demos Nyhedsbrev. No 57 (Summer) 1999, pp24. Latest issue of the Danish anti-fascist magazine contains articles on NATO, Combat 18 and Blood & Honour. Available from: Demos, Postbox 1110, 1009 Kobenhavn K, Denmark; Homepage - www.demos.dk

Samora Newsletter. No 3, 1999. The newsletter contains a round-up of racism and fascism in Norway. Available from: Samora magasin, Antiracist Center, PO Box 244, Sentrum, 0103 Oslo, Norway; Tel. +47 22 11 60 00; Fax. +47 22 11 61 00. Annual Report 1997-1998. The Monitoring Group (1999), pp15. The Monitoring Group, which is based in Southall, west London, was formed after a National Front demonstration during which police officers from the Special Patrol Group killed anti-racist Blair Peach. This report provides background to TMG and its services, which includes case studies, support services for women suffering violence, an estates project and community development work. Available from TMG, 14 Featherstone Road, Southall, Middlesex. Tel. 0181 843 2333, Fax 0181 813 9734, Helpline 0800 374 618.

MUGAK. Centro de Estudios y Documentacion sobre racismo y xenofobia, May-August 1999, pp59, 900 Ptas. This issue analyses the aftermath of attacks against immigrants in the summer in Catalunya, stressing their relationship to processes of social exclusion promoted by government institutions. It looks at immigrants as a marginalised "category" through the process of stigmatisation and social exclusion, actively encouraged by the media. Other interesting articles include a study criticising the idea that "immigration = unemployment", the dangers immigrants face on expulsion, immigrants' precarious working conditions, and an analysis of parliamentary debates on immigration. Available from: Centro de Estudios y Documentacion sobre racismo y xenofobia, Pena y Goni, 13-1, 20002 San Sebastian, Basque Country, Spain.

Platform soul, Gideon Burrows. Red Pepper September 1999, pp17-19. Interview with the members of Asian Dub Foundation, whose music retains its political edge through their roots in their community and commitment to grassroots anti-racist campaigns, such as "Free Satpal Ram". Their collaboration with new bands and exploitation of new technology makes their music and ideas accessible to a wide audience. Website: www.asiandubfoundation.com

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