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Presents an insight into the socio-political developments in Great Britain. Comparison of modern England with Edwardian England; Protest against the murder of the Hungarian Communist leader Imre Nagy and the fate of Socialists imprisoned in the satellites; Reference to a pamphlet "Papers from the Lamb," written by a group of Christian Socialists; Imprisonment of Catholic bishops and priests in Czechoslovakia; Discrimination against people because of their religious or political views; Reference to Soviet imperialism in relation to the satellite states of Eastern Europe; Transformation of colonial subjects into the subjects of independent states by the British government.

Presents letters to the editor referencing articles and topics discussed in previous issues. Statement issued by Senator James I. Buckley calling for the resignation of U.S. President Richard Nixon; "The New Imperialism," by Lewis S. Feuer, which discussed imperialism; "Wilson Is Overtaking Lenin," which focused on national self-determination.

Addresses mythical beliefs by liberals concerning the interpretation of capitalist development. Belief about the industrial revolution of the 18th century; Complaints about the decline in the living standards of factory workers; Cause of the race for colonies and the imperialist rivalries before 1914; Monopolization of frontier land in Western states.

Several letters to the editor in response to articles in previous issues are presented. They include "The New Imperialism" in the March 29, 1974 issue, "Racing Against the Arms Race," in the March 15, 1974 issue, "Torpedoing the Lusitania Thesis," in the March 15, 1974 issue and "Solzhenitsyn: Man of the Year," in the January 18, 1974 issue.

Focuses on several socio-political issues in the world. Demonstration against American imperialism; Information about the outlawing of the Philippine Communist Party in 1957 at the tail end of the great Huk guerrilla uprising; Effect of Indonesian Communist agents in various levels of Philippine society; Call for the completion of the national democratic phase of the Philippine revolution in preparation for a socialist society; View that population growth has outdistanced economic expansion in the U.S.

Presents letters to the editor referencing the articles and issues discussed in previous issues. "Imperial America," published in the May 3 issue; Comments on the political doctrine in Rome; Clarification on the issue of imperialism in the U.S.; Comment on idea of philosopher Oswald Spengler regarding Biology; "Our Man at the Golliwog Lounge," published in the March 22 issue.

Analyzes the development of cricket in the former colonial world as a legacy of British Empire. Information that cricket which developed during eighteenth century never attracted Irish, Welsh or Scots; Information that it is a game of infinite intricacies which is quite difficult to explain; Argument that for a great deal of cricket match, nothing in particular seems to be happening, yet the onlooker is absorbed.

Presents information on several socio-political developments around the world. Information on the Katanga, Congo plan of United Nations Secretary General U Thant; Report that only a few hours after Uganda emerged into nationhood, the U.S. gave it a check for $2 million; Information that Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev has completed a ten-day visit to Yugoslavia; Comment that the U.S. is one of the few countries outside the Communist bloc that deny their citizens the right to invest in gold; Information that the international inquiry commission appointed by the British Colonial Office to investigate the February riots in British Guiana that killed several and destroyed 56 buildings in Georgetown has given its report; Report that the First Annual Convention of Young Americans for Freedom was held in New York City.

Considers the theories advanced by two U.S. individuals concerning imperialism and other issues in U.S. politics as of October 12, 1973. Author George P. Elliott; Veteran New Leftist Carl Oglesby.

Describes the dilemma faced by the U.S. for its status as an empire. Responsibilities of an imperial state; Characteristics imperial citizens must possess; Challenge posed by the U.S. collapse before the North Vietnamese communists; Implications of the refusal to face imperial responsibilities.

Focuses on the rise and fall of empires. Withdrawal of the British from Aden, Singapore, Malaysia, southern Arabia, Persian Gulf, India, Ceylon and Indonesia; Inability of peripheral nations to have the power surplus; Comments on the preliminary stages of the Soviet-American struggle for strategic control of the Indian Ocean.

Focuses on troubles faced by the United States. Reluctance of Europeans to believe that race problem in the United States can be solved by a legislation; Comments on the rejoice of anti-Americans over riots and demonstrations in the United States; Discussion of America's anti-colonialist policies; Effect of America's war on Vietnam.

Reports that the Chinese Government and people have strongly condemned the U.S. imperialism for its atrocious acts of aggression and resolutely supported the stand of the Government of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam and the Vietnamese people. Criticism of the policy adopted by the U.S. against Vietnam in the name of peace; Argument that the U.S. is employing fascist means in an attempt to compel the south Vietnamese people to lay down their arms and stop resistance; Concerns expressed by the Chinese people over the sufferings of the Vietnamese people.

Presents information on political and economic conditions of various nations. Expectation that twelve former French colonies in Africa will vote against admission of Red China to the United Nations; List of presidential candidates chosen by various Republican delegates to Texas State Convention; Information on political candidate Teddy Kennedy's candidacy in Massachusetts; Decision of Australia to purchase new Soviet MIG fighter aircrafts to fight against Indonesian army; Information on debate in India, to get private-owned gold in the form of heavy gold jewelry.

Focuses on the international relationship of France with Algeria. Overview of the socio-political turmoil in Algeria to protest against the French occupation; Signing of the Evian Agreement to promote Franco-Algerian association; Decision to jointly exploit Saharan oil, gas and minerals; Struggle of Algeria against French neo-colonialism; Situation of joblessness and hunger in Algeria; Algerian speculation regarding polarization of France into Communist and anti-Communist camps.

Presents information on the political and economic conditions of the Katanga Province, richest region of the Congo. Report that the Katanga province provided more than two-thirds of the colonial income; Declaration that the Katanga province is an independent Republic; Statement that the recognition of Katanga is becoming louder as the disintegration of the Congolese Republic gains momentum.