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AHMAD, Aijaz.
The
Communist Manifesto and the Problem
of Universality
[2;12]
ALTIERI, Miguel A.
Ecological
Impacts of Industrial Agriculture and
the Possibilities for Truly
Sustainable Farming [3;60]
AMIN, Samir.
Spectres
of Capitalism [1;36]
BAGDIKIAN, Ben H.
Capitalism
and the Information Age:
A Review [7;55]
BLOCK, Fred.
The
Politics of Class War from Above:
A Review [4;56]
BOND, Patrick.
Political
Reawakening in Zimbabwe:
Review of the Month [11;1]
BRENNER, Aaron.
The
Color of Politics: A Review [4;47]
BRENNER, Johanna.
On
Gender and Class in U.S. Labor History:
Review of the Month [6;1]
BRISBEN, J. Quinn
Mass
Movements Need Mass History:
A Review [8;55]
BUHLE, Paul.
An
Asian-American Tale: A Review [8;47]
BURKETT, Paul.
Fusing
Red and Green: A Review [9;47]
CLAIRMONT, Frederic F.
The Market Gulag: A Review [2;53]
COHEN, Sylvester.
Amilcar
Cabral: An Extraction from the Literature [7;39]
EINSTEIN, Albert.
Why
Socialism?: Review of the Month [1;1]
FOSTER, John Bellamy.
A Classic of Our Time: Labor and Monopoly
Capital
After a Quarter-Century [8;12]
Contradictions in the
Universalization of Capitalism [11;29]
Malthus' Essay
on Population at Age 200:
A Marxian View: Review of the Month
[7;1]
Rebuilding Marxism: A Review [10;38]
Science
in a Skeptical Age: A Review 2;39]
FOSTER, John Bellamy and
Fred Magdoff.
Liebig, Marx and the Depletion of Soil Fertility:
Relevance for Today's Agriculture [3;32]
GILL, Stephen.
The
Geopolitics of the Asian Crisis: Review of the Month [10;1]
GIMENEZ, Martha E.
Revisiting
the Marx-Malthus Debate: A Review [10;46]
GOWAN, Peter.
Communists
and Workers in Ex-Communist Europe [1;43]
GREENBAUM, Joan.
On
Twenty-Five Years with Braverman's
Labor and Monopoly Capital
[8;28]
HEFFERNAN, William D.
Agriculture and Monopoly Capital [3;46]
HENDERSON, Elizabeth.
Rebuilding Local Food Systems from the Grassroots Up
[3;112]
HESS, John L.
Camus
Against the Other: A Review [7;50]
HINTON, William.
The
Importance of Land Reform in the Reconstruction
of China [3;147]
KUHN, Rick.
Rural
Reaction and War on the Waterfront in Australia [6;30]
LANDAU, Saul.
No
Mas Canosa [10;22]
LEARY, Elly.
What
Goes Around Comes Around: A Review [1;57]
LEWONTIN, R. C.
The
Maturing of Capitalist Agriculture: Farmer
as Proletarian [3;72]
LÖWY, Michael.
Globalization
and Internationalism: How Up-to-date
is the Communist Manifesto?
[6;16]
MAGDOFF, Fred, John
Bellamy Foster,
and Frederick H. Buttel.
Introduction to
Hungry for Profit (July/August issue) [3;1]
MAGDOFF, Harry.
A
Note on the Communist Manifesto [1;11]
MANSOUR, Fawzy.
A
Second Wave of National Liberation? [9;19]
MASLYUKOV, Valentin.
A
Report from Minsk [4;15]
McCHESNEY, Robert W.
The
U.S. Left and Media Politics [9;32]
Noam Chomsky and the
Struggle Against Neoliberalism [11;40]
McMICHAEL, Philip.
Global
Food Politics [3;97]
McNALLY, David.
Globalization
on Trial: Crisis and Class Struggle in East Asia:
Review of the
Month [4;1]
MIDDENDORF, Gerad, Mike
Skladany,
Elizabeth Ransom, and Lawrence Busch.
New
Agricultural Biotechnologies: The Struggle
for Democratic Choice
[3;85]
MILLER, Will.
Social
Change and Human Nature [9;42]
MOJAB, Shahrzad.
"Muslim"
Women and "Western" Feminists:
The Debate on Particulars and
Universals [7;19]
MOSELEY, Fred.
The
U.S. Economy in 1999: Goldilocks
Meets the Big Bad Bear? [10;10]
NASH, Andrew.
Mandela's
Democracy [11;18]
NEWSINGER, John.
The
Reconstruction of Bourgeois Order in Northern Ireland:
Review of
the Month [2;1]
PALMER, Bryan.
Before
Braverman: Harry Frankel and the American
Workers' Movement [8;33]
PANITCH, Leo.
"The
State in a Changing World:" Social-Democratizing
Global Capitalism?
[5;11]
PARENTI, Michael.
Reflections
on the Politics of Culture [9;11]
POPPENDIECK, Janet.
Want
Amid Plenty: From Hunger to Inequality [3;125]
REVIEW
OF THE MONTH
Braverman and the Class
Struggle
(Michael D. Yates) [8;2]
Capitalist Change and
Generational Shifts
(Ellen Meiksins Wood) [5;1]
The Geopolitics of the
Asian Crisis
(Stephen Gill) [10;1]
Globalization on Trial:
Crisis and Class
Struggle in East Asia
(David McNally) [4;1]
Malthus'
Essay on Population at Age 200:
A Marxian View
(John Bellamy
Foster) [7;1]
On
Gender and Class in U.S. Labor History
(Johanna Brenner) [6;1]
Political
Reawakening in Zimbabwe
(Patrick Bond) [11;1]
Progressive Globalism:
Challenging the Audacity
of Capital
(William K. Tabb) [9;1]
The
Reconstruction of Bourgeois Order
in Northern Ireland
(John
Newsinger) [2;1]
Why Socialism?
(Albert Einstein) [1;1]
RICHARDS, Marc.
The
Cold War According to My Weekly Reader [5;33]
RINEHART, James.
The
Canadian Auto Workers: An Inspirational Story:
A Review [6;58]
The
International Motor Vehicle Program's Lean Production
Benchmark: A Critique
[8;19]
ROBERTS, Joseph K.
Multilateral
Agreement on Investment [5;23]
ROBINSON, H. Lukin.
Different
from the United States: Lucky Canada:
A Review [11;58]
ROSSET, Peter M.
Alternative
Agriculture Works: The Case of Cuba [3;137]
RUDE, Christopher
"Postmodern
Marxism:" A Critique: A Review [6;52]
SHERMAN, Howard
The
Evolution of Law: A Review [11;55]
SIMON, John J.
Ella
Baker, Who Would Not Rest for Freedom:
A Review [6;45]
SINGER, Daniel.
Why
We Need a New Manifesto [1;40]
SPALDING, Hobart.
U.S.
Imperialism and 1898 [7;31]
SWEEZY, Paul M.
The
Communist Manifesto Today [1;8]
TABB, William K.
The
East Asian Financial Crisis [2;24]
Progressive Globalism:
Challenging the Audacity
of Capital:
Review of the Month
[9;1]
TRUMPBOUR, John.
Greenwash
and Globalization: A Review [10;53]
WALD, Alan.
Between
Marxism and Pragmatism: A Review [5;47]
WALLIS, Victor.
Keeping
the Faith: The U.S. Left 1968-1998 [4;31]
WESTON, Jack.
A
Black Rosie the Riveter from a Red Perspective:
A Review [8;51]
WOOD, Ellen Meiksins.
The Agrarian Origins of Capitalism [3;14]
Capitalist
Change and Generational Shifts:
Review of the Month [5;1]
The
Communist Manifesto After 150 Years [1;14]
YATES, Michael D.
Blacks,
Whites, and Reds: A Review [5;53]
BOOKS
REVIEWED
BANDARAGE, Asoka.
Women,
Population, and Global Crisis [10;46]
BOGGS, Grace Lee.
Living
for Change: An Autobiography [8;47]
BRANCH, Taylor.
Pillar
of Fire: America in the King Years, 1963-65 [8;55]
BUDIARDJO, Carmelo.
Surviving
Indonesia's Gulag: A Western Woman
Tells Her Story [2;53]
BURBACH, Roger, Orlando
Nunez,
and Boris Kagarlitsky.
Globalization and Its
Discontents: The Rise
of Postmodern Socialisms [6;52]
CHASE, Anthony.
Law
and History: The Evolution of the American
Legal System [11;55]
GILLOTT, John and Manjit
Kumar.
Science and the Retreat from Reason [2;39]
GINDIN, Sam.
The
Canadian Auto Workers: The Birth and Transformation
of a Union
[6;58]
GOLDFIELD, Michael.
The
Color of Politics: Race and the Mainsprings
of American Politics
[4;47]
GRANT, Joanne.
Ella
Baker: Freedom Bound [6;45]
HALBERSTAM, David.
The
Children [8;55]
HOROWITZ, Roger.
"Negro
and White, Unite and Fight:" A Social History
of Industrial Unionism
in Meatpacking, 1930-1990 [5;53]
HUTCHINSON, Earl Ofari.
Blacks and Reds: Race and Class in Conflict,
1919-1990 [5;53]
KARLINER, Joshua.
The
Corporate Planet: Ecology and Politics
in the Age of Globalization
[10;53]
McCHESNEY, Robert W.,
Ellen Meiksins Wood,
and John Bellamy Foster, eds.
Capitalism and the Information Age: The Political Economy
of
the Global Communications Revolution [7;55]
O'CONNOR, James.
Natural
Causes: Essays in Ecological Marxism [9;47]
PHELPS, Christopher.
Young
Sidney Hook: Marxist and Pragmatist [5;47]
PIVEN, Frances Fox and
Richard A. Cloward.
The Breaking of the American Social Compact
[4;56]
ROBERTS, Joseph K.
In
the Shadow of Empire: Canada for Americans [11;58]
SAXTON, Alexander.
Bright
Web in the Darkness [8;51]
SHERMAN, Howard.
Reinventing
Marxism [10;38]
TODD, Olivier.
Albert
Camus: A Life [7;50]
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