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This article explores the change in meaning of the term "utopia" between 1968 & today. It proposes an interpretation of 1968 based on the connection between utopia & desire; the emergence of subjectivity in history meant a new way of becoming subjects of one's own history, & a new understanding of sociopolitical change, as including daily life & personal emotions. 39 References. [Copyright 2002 Sage Publications Ltd.]

In a brief biography of the former president of the DRC, Laurent Desire Kabila, discussion of his formal & informal education provides insight to the formation of his political beliefs, including the development of his interpretation of "radicalized nationalism." After fleeing from a failed coup attempt, Kabila became a rebel bush leader. The influence of communism on his political beliefs is addressed in the discussion of his relations with the international political community, including those opposed to Mobutu. The discussion concludes with Kabila's ascension to the presidency & his assassination. L. Collins