International Socialism Journal (ISJ) is het wetenschappelijke kwartaalblad van de Socialist Workers Party (SWP), de Britse zusterorganisatie van de IS. Elk kwartaal gaan schrijvers met uiteenlopende ervaring in op de actualiteiten, kwesties uit de geschiedenis, activisme en debatten op het scherpst van de snede.

Inhoudsopgave van ISJ 128 (autumn 2010)
 

Analysis
- Austerity politics
- There will be blood
- Greece: striking back (Panos Garganas)

The “South Africa moment”: Palestine, Israel and the boycott (Tom Hickey and Philip Marfleet)
Hamas, Gaza and the blockade (Jamie Allinson)
The euro crisis and the future of European integration (Christakis Georgiou)
Crisis and recession in Central and Eastern Europe (Jane Hardy)
The ironies of Indian Maoism (Jairus Banaji)
Michelangelo and human emancipation (John Molyneux)
From deflected permanent revolution to the law of uneven and combined development (Neil Davidson)

Feedback
- Socialism in the 21st century and the Russian Revolution (Simon Pirani)
- Sexism and sex work: A response to Dale and Whittaker (Jess Edwards)

Book reviews
- Skipping stages (Esme Choonara)
- Labour theory of value? (Estelle Cooch)
- Other worlds are possible! (Beccy Reese)
- A fiery polemic (Gareth Dale)