Author Index

Vol. I, No. 1 - Vol. XII, No. 2
whole no. 1- whole no. 46

A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z

(entries indicate issue number and page number separated by a colon).

(C=correspondence; D=discussion; R=review; S=symposium)

[Note: There were some typographical errors in the page numbers listed in the table of contents and index of issue no. 32; the page numbers of the actual articles are given below.]

Aart, Greta

• A Brief History of Time (poem), 46:63.

Abu-Manneh, Bashir

• The Question of Palestine, 44:53.

Abzug, Rikki

• The More Women Change (R), 9:172.

• An Impassioned Radical History Lesson (R), 11:187.

Achcar, Gilbert

• Zionism and Peace, 19:95.

Achcar, Gilbert, and Stephen R. Shalom

• Getting Out of Iraq, 40:5.

Afary, Frieda

• Lessons of the 1979 Iranian Revolution and Its Aftermath (R), 45:91.

Afary, Janet, and Kevin Anderson

• Revisiting Foucault and the Iranian Revolution, 37:113.

Aja, Alan

• The Intra-Immigrant Dilemma (S), 40:94.

Albelda, Randy, and Chris Tilly

• Toward a Strategy for Women's Economic Equality, 27:83.

Albert, Michael

• Marxism's Anniversary, Long Live (a piece of) Marxism! (S), 24:90.

• Is Socialism Still on The Agenda?, 30:123.

• Michael Albert responds (re "Is Socialism Still on the Agenda?"), 30:133.

Alexander, Buzz, and Suzanne Gothard

• Urgency of the Incarcerated (D), 40:36.

Alexeyeva, Ludmilia

• Nationalist Movements in the USSR, 6:133.

Anderson, Kevin

• (See Afary, Janet)

Anderson, Susan

• Black Power on Trial, 9:5.

Andor, Làszlò

• Hungary: Knocking on Europe's Door, 29:175.

Anonymous

• A Soviet Left-Wing Activist Speaks: An Interview, 3:160.

Appel, Kerry

• An Interview with Subcommandante Insurgente Marcos, 27:115.

Aptheker, Bettina

• Keeping the Communist Party Straight, 1940s–1980s (S), 45:22.

Arditti, Rita

• Argentine Grandmothers' Resistance, 31:105.

Arnove, Anthony

• The Resistance and the Antiwar Movement (S), 39:21.

• Response to Wadood Hamad [on Iraq], (S), Dec. 2005 (web only)

Aronowitz, Stanley

• The Decline of American Liberalism, 1:53.

• Too Narrow A Focus (Race, Ethnicity and Organized Labor) (D), 3:31.

• Is Socialism Doomed? (R), 6:171.

• A New Stage in History, 8:5.

• Changing the Guard at the Top, Not the Key to Labor's Revival, 28:66.

• Running for Governor of New York State, 34:47.

• James Weinstein: An Obituary, 40:149.

Aronson, Ronald

• The Soul of Socialism, 41:122.

Arrizabalaga, Facundo

• (See Scholl, Ann)

Ashfaq, Abira

• Reflections of an Immigration Attorney, 37:66.

• Voices from Prison (D), 40:39.

Athearn, Robert

• Socialism's "Demise" (C), 11:158.

Aysha, Emad El-Din

• The Hamas Victory and the New Politics That May Come, 41:86.

• The Sociology and Politics of Orientalism, 42:139.

• America's Soft Power Dysfunctions, 44:100.

Babcock, Janice Regolsky

• Stress on the Long-Term Caregiver (S), 41:46.

Bartram, Graham

• Walter Benjamin: Intellectual, Critic, Visionary, 25:126.

Becker, Louis

• Left Rally at City Hall (C), 18:218.

Beeferman, Larry

• The Law's Relation to History (R), 25:175.

• Looking Back on the Cuban Revolution to Better Assess its Future (R), 41:162.

Behrend, Hanna

• East Germany Under the Federal Eagle, 12:115.

• Germany the Stage is Reset, 14:82.

• Need for Class and Social Solidarity, 16:112.

• Germany Remains Divided, 18:67.

• Racist and Anti-Semitic Violence in Germany, 19:123.

• Dismantling Germany's Welfare State, 21:111.

• The East German Civil Rights Movement, 23:98.

• Germany: The War Against Aliens, 25:25.

Bell, Derrick

• The Strange Career of Randall Kennedy, 25:55.

Benn, Tony, MP

• The Maastricht Treaty - "NO" (D), 15:93.

• Socialism Is Democracy (S), 30:164.

Benson, Herman

• The New Unity Partnership, 37:105.

• Does Buhle Ask Union Democracy to Save the World? (D), 38:141.

• After Twelve Years: Where is That Labor-Intellectual Alliance?, 44:106.

• At the SEIU Convention and Beyond, 46:53.

Benz, Dorothee

• On Labor's Political Strategy, 33:133.

Berlet, Chip

• Nader and the Right-Wing (C), 30:190.

Berman, Marshall

• On Meyer Schapiro, 20:142.

Bernard, Elaine

• The NDP Victory in Ontario, 11:101.

• Canada's Health Care System, 12:101.

• What's Wrong With NAFTA?, 16:80.

• The Canadian Experience, 18:44.

• What's Right with Single Payer (R), 22:185.

Biehl, Janet

• Goddess Mythology in Ecological Politics, 6:84.

• On Feminism and the Retreat from Reason (R), 4:180.

Bienenfeld, Mel

• Case Against Market Socialism, 19:157.

• Multiculturalism and Science (R), 37:152.

• Artificial Minds, Virtual Bodies (R), 41:181.

Birch, Thomas H.

• Bloom Against Democracy (R), 5:168.

Birchall, Ian

• The Manifesto Remains a Guide (S), 24:114.

Birnbaum, Jonathan

• History from the Bottom Up (R), 25:166.

Black, Sheila

• Borrowed Light: Here in the Twentieth Century (poem), 44:82.

Blauner,Bob

• Race and Class (D), 8:12.

Bloom, Jon

• Words and Pictures: Carlo, 37:191.

Boehme, Eric

• What Is Civil Society? (R), 31:175.

Boggs, Carl

• Marxism - The Divided Legacy (S), 24:122.

  Pentagon Strategy, Hollywood, and Technowar, 41:108.

Bologh, Roslyn and James Mell

• The Spectre of Financial Crisis And the Failure of the Left (S), 24:142.

Bone, Robert

• History a la Mode (R), 20:173.

Bonnar, Deanne

• The Wages of Care (S), 41:38.

Bookchin, Murray

• After 50 Years: The Spanish Civil War, 1:172.

• Which Way for the U.S. Greens?, 6:71.

• The Communist Manifesto: Insights and Problems (S), 24:69.

Booth, Janine

• (See Thomas, Martin)

Boskin, Joseph,

• On Race and Organized Labor (C), 4:220.

Bottone,Sam

• Nicaragua: Anti-Interventionism Does Not Mean Political Support (D), 1:96.

Boucher, Joanne

• Betty Friedan and the Radical Past of Liberal Feminism, 35:23.

Bould, Mark

• Appropriate Means: An Interview with China (C), 35:169.

Boyd, Zane

• The Debate Over the Recent Arrests and Sentences in Cuba, 35:90.

Boyer, Sandy

• Ireland and the Politics of Extradition, 16:123.

• The Irish Republican Movement, 17:94.

• An Autopsy on the Provos, 36:86.

Bradley, Clive

• Stephen Jay Gould: An Appreciation, 36:110.

Brand, Horst

• The End of Keynesian Employment Policy (R), 14:182.

• Zionism and the Future of the Jews, 15:68.

• Harry Chester, 1917-1994 (O), 17:194.

• Jews, the State and Anti-Semitism (R), 18:201.

• Counterposing Reform to Revolution (R), 20:166.

• Demonizing the Germans, 23:109.

• Tribute to Louis Rigaudias, 1911-1999, 28:188.

• The Vatican and the Jewish Plight, 30:80.

• On the Case for Reparations (C), 32:230.

• The Roots of bin Laden (debate on "War on Terrorism") (D), 34:22.

• The Tragedy of German Social Democracy (R), 34:173.

• Classical Fascism (R), 39:181.

• The Nazis and Racial Purity (R), 41:168.

Branford, Sue

• Lula: New-Style Revolutionary or False Prophet? 35:109.

Brecher, Jeremy

• The "National Question" Reconsidered: An Ecological Perspective, 3:95.

• Solidarity and Student Protests in Iran, 36:73.

Brecher, Jeremy, and Tim Costello

• Rebelling Against Global Capitalism (R), 25:146.

Brecher, Jeremy, Tim Costello, and Brendan Smith

• A Draft Program for Globalization from Below (S), 30:104.

Brenner, Johanna

• Transnational Feminism and the Struggle for Global Justice, 34:78.

Brittain, James J.

• Human Rights and the Columbian Government, 40:124.

Broder, David

• (See Ford, Chris)

Brodkin, Joel

• Herman Wouk: The First Neoconservative, 39:110.

Brody, David

• Hill Discounts Larger Context (Race, Ethnicity and Organized Labor) (D), 3:38.

Bronner, Stephen Eric

• The Political Theory of Rosa Luxemburg, 4:171.

• Reflections on the End of History, 9:111.

• Confronting Nationalism, 13:60.

• Jews and the German Revolution, 18:83.

• The Enlightenment and its Critics, 19:66.

• Introduction: German Left Today, 19:132.

• Camus and the Paris Intellectuals, 20:150.

• A Rejoinder: Politics or Utopia? (C), 21:146.

• The Legacy of Rosa Luxemburg, 31:162.

• A Reply to David Camfield and Alan Johnson (D), 32:148.

• Moving On: New Replies to New Critics (D) (Debate on the Legacy of Rosa Luxemburg II), 33:224.

• Dialogue Not Dogma: Response to Ismail & Comack (on legacy of Rosa Luxemburg) (C), 34:187.

Brooks, George W.

• Racism and the Drift Toward Oligarchy (Race, Ethnicity and Organized Labor) (D), 3:27.

• An Important Chapter in Labor History (R), 14:189.

Brooks, Michele

• NCLB: A Parent Perspective (S), 38:83.

Buhle, Paul

• After Stalinism, Post Modernism? 9:157.

• Israel and Jewish Self-Identity, 14:40.

• Footnotes to Folly?, 15:173.

• Fraina/Corey and the Middle Class, 17:133.

• Labor, the New Left and After (R), 18:180.

• Pages from Labor History, 19:55.

• Gompers and Globalism, 20:91.

• Insights into Labor Movement (R), 20:185.

• The 1996 Elections: Viewed in Historical Perspective, 22:14.

• Comment (on Third Party Politics) (D), 23:20.

• Albert Shanker: No Flowers, 23:51.

• The Dialectic Reexamined (R), 25:185.

• Paul Buhle responds (re Al Shanker) (C), 25:190.

• Paul Buhle Responds (re Symposium: Organized Labor from Gompers to Sweeney), 28:102.

• Angola & Venezuela and the AFL-CIO, 33:172.

• Labor History and Living History (R), 34:154.

• Fascinating Discoveries (R), 36:175.

• Herman Benson and the New Unity Partnership (D), 38:138.

• Words and Pictures: Nicole Schulman, 38:191.

Burkett, Paul

• Marx and Nature, 31:153.

• The Neoliberal University (R), 39:187.

Busch, Michael

• Killers for Hire (R), 43:157.

• Argentine Workers’ Takeover (R), 45:97.

Cain, Sean

• After the Collapse (R), 40:186.

Calhoun, Laurie

• Everything You Never Wanted to Know (R), 39:168.

• Who's Afraid of the ICC, 43:106.

Camarero, Hernán, Pablo Pozzi, and Alejandro Schneider

• Argentina: Social Unrest and Repression, 25:16.

Camfield, David

• A Second Reply to Bronner (D), 32:141.

Campaign for Peace and Democracy

• Statement in Opposition to Saddam Hussein and Against the War in Iraq, 34:16.

• Anti-War, Social Justice and Human Rights Advocates Oppose Repression in Cuba, 35:99.

• Campaign for Peace and Democracy Protests U.S. Actions Against Cuba, 35:101.

• Statement on Iran, 42:154.

Campbell, Duane

• The Antiwar Movement and Third Party Politics (D), 39:59.

Canham-Clyne, John

• The Health Care Debacle, 18:27.

Cappelli, Vanni

• The Great Betrayal in Afghanistan, 41:92.

Carroll, Gene

• Inside the House of Labor (R), 38:181.

Castellina, Luciana

• New Right Victory in Italy, 17:14.

• The Manifesto's Libertarian Vision (S), 24:67.

Castoriadis, Cornelius

• The Gorbachev Interlude, 4:60.

Cazenave, Noel A

• On "Racism" and "Racial Oppression" (C), 32:234.

Center for Socialist History Board, The

• Julius Jacobson Memorial Letter (C), 35:72.

Cha-Jua, Sundiata K.

• Slavery, Racist Violence, And Apartheid: The Case For Reparations, 31:46.

• On the Case for Reparations, Reply to H. Brand (C), 32:232.

Cha-Jua, Sundiata K., and Clarence Long

• The Rise and Decline of Louis Farrakan, 22:47.

• Racial Knowledge (R), 45:102.

Challinor, Raymond

• A Titan of British Revolutionary History (R), 16:178.

• The Uniqueness of Scottish Dissent (R), 23:190.

Chancer, Lynn

• Cinematic Confrontations with Feminism, 4:216.

• The Pornography Debate Reconsidered, 5:74.

• Anti-Feminism With Feminist Face (R), 13:175.

• Rethinking the Personal as Political, 25:8.

• A Debate on Sociobiology And Rape, 29:96.

• Relevant, Irrelevant, or Both? (R), 39:138.

• In Memoriam: Ellen Willis, 43:144.

Charney, Michael

• A Realistic Post-election Strategy to Modify NCLB (S), 38:86.

Chester, Eric

• The Democratic Party and the Left (D), 7:10.

• Fusion: The Liberal Snare (D), 23:9.

Chiaradia, John E.

• The High Schools After Feldman, 11:143.

• Taxation and the Deficit Scam, 23:30.

• On Albert Shanker (C), 26:192.

Chirino, Orlando

• Venezuela's PSUV and Socialism from Below, 44:17.

Cholden-Brown, Michael

• The Israeli Settler Mentality, 17:100.

Chomsky, Noam

• (Nicaragua Discussion) (D), 5:187.

Clendenen, Jason

• Condom Confusion, 38:60.

Cobble, Dorothy Sue

• The Labor Origins of the Next Women's Movement, 39:124.

Cockcroft, James D.

• In Latin America: The New Politics Challenge, 9:16.

Cohen, Lorraine

• Winning a Welfare Battle and Building Bridges (S), 41:60.

Cohen, Robert

• Introduction to Mario Savio Speech, 39:71.

Cohn-Bendit, Daniel

• The Greening of Dany the Red, interview with Daniel Singer, 5:38.

Coleman, Dan

• Building an Authentic Movement (C), 34:188.

Comack, Martin

• On Formation of Workers' Councils (C), 34:185.

• A Two-Fisted Critique (R), 37:183.

• Germany: the Revolution that Failed (R), 42:183.

Compton, Mary

• Tony Blair's Education Policy, 40:133.

Compton, Mary, and Lois Weiner

• Neoliberalism, Teachers, and Teaching: Understanding the Assault, 45:74.

Cooper, Louis

• Coping with Globalization (R), 20:170.

• Terrorism and Modernity (R), 45:107.

• Architect Of Illusion (R), 46:142.

Costello, Tim

• (See Brecher, Jeremy.)

Cox, Harvey

• There is Good News and Bad News (D), 40:45.

Crane, Margaret Willig

• An Atlas for Our Time (R), 26:164.

Crick, Bernard

• The British Labor Left Reviewed, 5:159.

Crooke, Stan

• The Politics of the Cairo Declaration, 35:120.

Cruse, Harold W.

• Race and Class (D), 8:43.

Cummings, Robert

• Dwight Macdonald in the 1940s, 1:213.

Cunningham, David

• Policy Shifts (R), 37:141.

Cunningham, Frank

• Blend of Caution and Optimism (R), 17:180.

Cushman, Thomas

• The Alienation of C. Wright Mills (C), 30:192.

Czaputowicz, Jacek

• Resistance, Disarmament and the Army, 5:154.

Dadvar, Faramarz

• Capitalism in Iran, 42:135.

Davies, Liz

• The Fraud of "New Labor" (S) 30:155.

Dawson, Ashley

• Return of Limits, 43:94.

D'Emilio, John

• Can the Left Ignore Gay Liberation? (S), 45:28.

Denitch, Bogdan

• The Nicaraguan Revolution Deserves Critical Support (D), 1:87.

• Really Existing Nationalism, 15:121.

• The Shame and Scandal of Apologias for Atrocities (D), 34:88.

Devine, Pat

• Beyond Market Socialism, 8:105.

Di Leonardo, Micaela, and Roger Lancaster

• Gender, Sexuality, Political Economy, 21:29.

Diamond, Norm

• Chiapas: Foreshadowing a Massacre, 27:125.

• "Seattle on the Tarn": French Solidarity Against Capitalist Globalization (S), 30:111.

Dickerson, Dennis C.,

• On Race and Organized Labor (C), 4:220.

Dickinson, Maggie

• How the Labor Movement Got Away From Us (R), 36:166.

Dienstbier, Jiri

• Gorbachev and Czechoslovakian Reform, 7:137.

DiSalvo, Jackie

• E. P. Thompson and William Blake, 17:167.

Dobos, Manuela

• A Left Interventionist View, 28:16.

Dominick, Brian

• Toward an Anti-Capitalist Globe, 32:69.

Dow, David

• Cruel, Unusual, and Unconstitutional, 39:57.

Dow, Mark

• Ideal Israel: The Education of An American Jew, 11:49.

• U.S. Savagery in Haiti, 16:10.

• Refugee Policy Supports Haiti's Killers, 17:14.

• Occupying and Obscuring Haiti, 18:12.

• The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, 21:84.

• "Somos los abandonados!" (R), 22:180.

• Voluntary Consent (R), 26:167.

• Police State Patriotism, 32:66.

• No Symmetry: Notes from Israel and "Palestine", 33:67.

• Roundups, Detentions, and Other Phantoms of Lost Liberty, 37:57.

• Constitutional but Wrong?, 39:55.

• Introduction [to symposium on prisons] (D), 40:11.

• (See also Fuller, Anne; Worcester, Kent)

Downs, Laura Lee

• The Need for Feminist Struggle Persists (R), 22:177.

Draper, Hal

• The Two Souls of Socialism, 9:129.

Dreano, Bernard

• North African Intellectuals and the Gulf War, 11:37.

• Racism and Anti-Racism in France, 12:61.

Drucker, Peter

• Sidney Hook: Marxist Pioneer (R), 25:137.

• Julius Jacobson Memorial Letter (C), 35:71.

• The CP and CIO - 1 (C), 37:137.

• Mobilizing Immigrants and Blacks (S), 40:98.

• Reinventing a Queer Left (S), 46:7.

Duberman, Martin

• Gay Leftie Seeks Straight Friends (S), 45:32.

Durgan, Andy

• The Civil War in Spain: The Hidden Story of the Revolution, 21:74.

Dykema, Christopher Rhoades

• After Wojtyla (D), 40:76.

Early, Steve

• A Working Class Legend (R), 25:141.

• Rise and Fall of the "New Communist Movement" (R), 34:168.

• The Crisis in Organized Labor (R), 45:110.

Early, Steve, and Wilson, Rand

• U.S. Health Care Reform, 12:109.

Editors

• Anti-Intervention and the Left, 3:4.

• Reply (Anti-Intervention and the Left) (D), 4:16.

• Reply (Nicaragua Discussion) (D), 5:189.

• Editorial Note, 35:5.

Ehrenberg, John

• Beyond Civil Society (S), 24:83.

• The Centrality of International Socialism (R), 26:170.

Engler, Mark

• Whither a New Internationalism? (R), 33:236.

Epstein, Barbara

• Postmodernism and the Left, 22:130.

• Interpreting the World (Without Necessarily Changing It) (S), 24:107.

Erber, Ernest

• The Spanish Civil War and Communist "Takeovers", 4:152.

• Nationalism: Barrier to Progress, 15:105.

• Intellectual Roots of Fascism (R), 18:188.

• A Scholarly History of the KGB, (R), 28:178.

• Julius Jacobson Memorial Statement, 35:69.

• Blame it on Bolshevism (R), 36:182.

• Reply to Bennett Muraskin (C), 37:139.

Escoffier, Jeffrey

• Emancipation, Sexual Liberation, and Identity Politics (S), 45:38.

Esmalian, Shora

• (See Malm, Andreas)

Esteus, Sony

• Haiti: The Crisis Persists, 31:122.

Ezorsky, Gertrude

• In Affirmative Action Numbers Count (Race, Ethnicity and Organized Labor) (D), 3:35.

Falcon, Lidia

• Feminism against Fundamentalism, 18:63.

Farber, Samuel

• Dissent and Concurrence (Anti-Intervention and the Left) (D), 4:9.

• Blacks in Cuba (R), 9:193.

• A Democratic Political Principle, 15:144.

• Cuba: The One-Party State Continues, 19:116.

• Illusion of Revolution from Above, 20:112.

• The Resurrection of Che Guevara, 25:108.

• Cuba Today And Prospects For Change, 29:164.

• The State and Ruling Classes: A Marxist View (R), 30:187.

• A Tribute to Daniel Singer, 31:173.

• Cuba Today: An Interview with Samuel Farber, 35:73.
• Raul's Cuba, 43:80. [Spanish]

Farred, Grant

• Black Nationalism in South Africa, 16:59.

• The Intellectual as Outsider (R), 19:87.

• Black Strategies of Resistance (R), 21:191.

Feffer, John

• The New Eurocentrism, 10:113.

• Self-Determination: As a Contingency Principle, 15:137.

• The Human Rights Agenda (R), 38:162.

Fein, Oliver

• (See Landy, Joanne)

Ferguson, Sue

• Building on the Strengths of the Socialist Feminist Tradition, 26:89.

Fetscher, Iring

• German Social Democracy Today (S), 19:143.

Fields, Gary

• The Mythology of Industrial Unionism, 5:55.

• Soviet Workers Re-enter History, 8:128.

• The Market: Soul of Russian Redemption?, 12:50.

Filoche, Gérard

• 194,558 Votes, 33:145.

Finger, Barry

• Eliminating Hierarchy from Work (D), 13:110.

• The Democratic Party: No substitute for a Party of the Left, 14:5.

• Dr. Clinton's House of Pain, 15:5.

• Peace Now? (D), 16:45.

• The Mean Season, 18:5.

• Was Russia A Workers' State?, 18:168.

• Racism and Affirmative Action, 19:23.

• On Bureaucratic Collectivism, 23:142.

• Paul Robeson: A Flawed Martyr, 25:132.

• History & Relevance of the Russian Question (R), 26:180.

• Kosovo--Between Milosevic and NATO, 27:23.

• Where Did Paul Robeson Stand?, 27:128 .

• The Struggle for Palestine, 30:75.

• Barry Finger comments (re "Is Socialism Still on the Agenda?"), 30:131.

• Michael Harrington's Pilgrimage: From Third Camp to The Democratic Party, 31:168.

• In Answer to Jason Schulman (D), 32:106.

• Rosa Redux Ad Absurdum (D), 33:213.

• Their Regime Change and Ours, 34:5.

• Standing Fast: Julius Jacobson, 1922-2003, 35:59.

• Self-determination and Democracy in the Iraqi Conflict, 38:23.

• Iraq and the Third Camp (S), 39:23.

• Iraq: Democrats to the Fore, 43:6.

Finger, Dianne

• The Poverty of Education (R), 13:186.

Finkel, David

• The Trap of Lesser-Evilism, 20:4.

• Clinton and the Shame of the Left, 21:5.

• Whose Millenium?, an Essay Review, 27:94.

• Jewish Fundamentalism and the Roots of Israeli Apartheid, 28:30.

• David Finkel Responds (C), 29:195.

• A Left for Real? (R), 30:182.

• "Anti-Semitism and Socialism": A Reply to Sherry Gorelick (C), 44:6.

Finkel, David, et al.

• Dissent from six sponsors (Anti-Intervention and the Left) (D), 4:5.

Finkelstein, Norman G.

• Zionist Orientations: Prelude to Disaster, 5:16.

• Israel and the "Scourge" of Palestinian Moderation, 7:75.

• Israel and Iraq: A Case Study in Hypocrisy, 10:20.

Fisher, Bob, and Kling, Joe

• Prospects for the New Social Movements, 10:71.

Fisher, Trevor

• British Labor: More Questions Than Answers, 4:145.

Fisk, Milt(on)

• The Roots of Poverty, 38:71.

• Is Class Relevant? (R), 40:180.

Fitch, Robert

• The Assassination of New York, 16:130.

• Is New York Still a Labor Town?, 18:35.

• Our Labor Leaders Need French Lessons, 21:44.

• Sweeney Among the Warlords, 22:152.

  In Defense of Washington and Wall Street, 46:109.

Fitzpatrick, Catherine A.

• How the August Coup Failed, 12:42.

Flaherty, Patrick

• The Literary Front in the Soviet Reform Struggle, 4:80.

• Class Power in Soviet Society, 8:157.

• Perestroika and Soviet Neo-Liberalism, 9:174.

Flakes, Desnee

• Horseracing (C), 45:6.

• The Taste of Oranges, 46:64.

Ford, Chris, and David Broder

• The Socialist Challenge for British Labour Party Leadership: Interview with John McDonnell, M.P., 43:113.

Foreman, Jr., James

• Fighting Against the Tide: Defending Racial Preferences, 13:171.

Forman, Michael

• On Socialism and the Multicultural Society, 13:41.

• A New Social Pact in Colombia?, 17:52.

• Journeys into Death, Belonging, and Hope (R), 27:166.

Frager, Dominique

• Socialism or Barbarism (R), 26:185.

Frank, Ellen

• Global Democratization: Spotlight on the United States (S), 29:14.

Fraser, Nancy

• A Future for Marxism (S), 24:95.

Fried, Marlene

• Hyde Amendment: The Opening Wedge to Abolish Abortion, 42:82.

Friedman, David

• The Democratic Party and the Future of American Politics, David Friedman, 42:97.

Friedman, Sam

• A Wonderful Critique (debate on "War on Terrorism") (D), 34:21.

• Julius Jacobson Memorial Letter (C), 35:71.

Friedman, Samuel R.

• Social Networks, Struggle, and How People Make History: But Not “Social Capital” (C), 45:8.

Frost, Everett

• New Politics: A Poem (Poem), 43:148.

• Babble On: Walter Benjamin and Bertolt Brecht on the Radio as Medium, Method, Message, and Metaphor, 44:117.

Fuller, Anne, and Dow, Mark

• Military Terror in Haiti, 13:6.

Funk, Nanette

• Engendering Transition in Russia: an Interview with Valerie Sperling, 29:122.

Gallin, Dan

• Romania: Regaining Consciousness in the Recovery Room, 10:154.

• Inside the New World Order, 17:107.

Gallo, Marcia

• 0 (S), 46:12.

Ganev, Robin

• Blind Faith (R), 36:160.

• Hero of Reason (R), 41:145.

Gardner, Dan

• Finland is Soft on Crime, 43:54.

Garver, Paul

• Flawed Masterpiece (R), 7:177.

Geary, Dan

• An Iconoclastic Rebel (R), 29:186.

• Dan Geary Responds (to Cushman on Mills) (C), 30:193.

• Revisiting New Left Thought (R), 34:160.

Geier, Joel

• The Democratic Soul of Socialism (R), 14:191.

Gerber, John

• Anton Pannekoek and Emancipatory Socialism, 5:119.

German, Lindsey

• Reformism Without Reforms (S), 30:160.

Gerson, Jack

• Where Will Obama Go?, 46:38.

Ghilan, Maxim

• A War May Be On Its Way, 7:89.

• Thoughts on the After-War Gulf, 11:25.

• Netanyahu as a Reality, 24:39.

Gibler, John

• Oaxaca Uprising, 42:56.

Gilbert, Carl, and Greeman, Richard

• Additional Dissent (Anti-Intervention and the Left) (D), 4:4.

Gilbert, James

• A Sober View on Capitalism (R), 43:153.

Gill, Lesley

• Anthropology and Political Economy (R), 27:170.

Ginsburg, Helen Lachs, and Marguerite G Rosenthal

• The Ups and Downs of the Swedish Welfare State (S), 41:70.

Glaberman, Martin

• Class Is A Missing Element (Race, Ethnicity and Organized Labor) (D), 3:58.

• Black Workers and the Labor Movement, 4:115.

• C.L.R. James: A Recollection, 8:78.

• Slavery and Capitalism (C), 13:167.

Gladstone, Joe

• The Nature of World War II (D), 25:191.

• The CP and CIO - 2 (C), 37:137.

Goldberg, Barry

• "Wage Slaves" and "White Niggers", 11:64.

• Race, Class and History, 14:40.

• The Abandonment of Black America, 20:67.

• Nathan Glazer and Multiculturalism, 23:69.

• Black Resistance in the Age of Jim Crow, 27:71.

• Stirring Things Up, or Reeding Black Politics, 29:83.

Goldfield, Michael

• Union Democracy and Labor Democracy, 28:87.

Goldner, Loren

• The Universality of Marx, 8:85.

• A Reply to Stephen Eric Bronner: Renaissance or Enlightenment (C), 21:137.

• The CIA and the Portuguese Revolution (R), 22:189.

• The Anti-colonial Movement in Vietnam, 23:135.

• A Tribute to The Manifesto (S), 24:46.

• Moishe Postone's Dialectic of the Abstract (R), 41:175.

Gorelick, Sherry

• Marx's Mixed Legacy: Anti-Semitism and Socialism (R), 43:137.

• Response To Finkel & Muraskin: Focus On The Lessons (C), , Feb. 2008 (web only).

Gothard, Suzanne

• (See Alexander, Buzz)

Gould IV, William B.

• A Powerful Indictment Lacking Balance, 28:83.

Graham, James

• From the Belgian Congo to the "War on Terror", 41:105.

Greeman, Richard

• Victor Serge: Writer and Witness, 2:202.

• Reflections on '68 and Beyond, 5:26.

• Victor Serge and the Russian Revolution, 14,140.

• Response to "Libertarians" and Bolsheviks, 15:170.

• An Expression of Socialist Internationalism (debate on "War on Terrorism") (D), 34:19.

• Victor Serge: Portrait of a Revolutionary, 34:116.

• Alice in Imperialand, 43:67.

• Utopia: A Bet You Can’t Refuse, 46:97.

• (See also Gilbert, Carl.)

Greene, Judith

• A Window for Reform (D), 40:13.

Greenfield, Gerard

• Vietnam: Miners and the Market, 25:38.

Grossman, Patricia

• Looking Back at Baden (R), 45:116.

Grossman, Richard L.

• On the Peace and Environmental Movements (C), 3:193.

Gruelle, Martha

• UPS Strike: A Landmark Victory, 24:27.

Guldin, Bob

• Electoral Agnosticism and the Greens (C), 35:166.

Gyory, Andrew

• A Reply to Stanford Lyman, 29:51.

Gysi, Gregor

• Five Years of the PDS (S), 19:135.

Haberkern, E.

• "Libertarians" and Bolsheviks, 15:167.

Hagar, Mark, M.

• What's the Law Got To Do With It?, 13:115.

Hain, Peter

• A View from the Strategic Left, 2:169.

Hahnel, Robin

• Globalization: Beyond Reaction, Thinking Ahead (S), 29:31.

• Imperialism, Human Rights and Protectionism (S), 30:90.

• In Search of Economic Justice: A Reply (C), 42:157.

Hall, Burt

• Can the Tide Be Turned? (R), 7:182.

• Which Side Are You On? (R), 11:190.

• Labor Law and Workers' Rights, 13:122.

Halle, John

• The Best Citizens of New Haven (R), 31:180.

• A Necessary Lesson (debate on "War on Terrorism") (D), 34:19.

• Playing to Win in the Post-ABB Era (D), 39:61.

Hamad, Wadood

• Unraveling Iraq: The Sociopolitical and Ethical Dimensions of Resistance, 38:27.

• Struggling for Progress, In Iraq! (S), 39:26.

• Reply to Anthony Arnove [on Iraq] (S), Dec. 2005 (web only)

Hammel, Andrew

• America's "Relentless Judicial Machine" (D), 40:16.

Hammond, John L.

• The Nicaraguan Revolution Deserves Enthusiastic Support, 1:75.

• The World Social Forum and the Emergence of Global Grassroots Politics, 42:38.

• Latin America: A Resurgent Left?, 44:40.

Hampton, Paul

• China And The Third Camp, 29:141.

Harbison, James

• A Haven for Refugees in Pennsylvania (D), 40:27.

Harrison, Carey

• Smuggling for the ANC: A Politically Incorrect Account, 44:74.

Harrison, Thomas

• The Peace Movement Needs a Democratic Foreign Policy, 2:7.

• So Much Seemed Possible, 5:33.

• In Solidarity with Bosnia, 15:149.

• Somalia and U.S. Imperial Policy, 16:5.

• Bosnia: Against Intervention, 17:5.

• The Cold Peace in Bosnia, 20:8.

• The 1996 Elections: Angry Voters with No Place to Go, 22:5.

• Rejoinder to Reynolds and Chester (on Third Party Politics) (D), 23:15.

• France (1789-94): The Mother of Revolutions, 25:46.

• For a Political Alternative to Clintonism, 27:63.

• Election 2000: Infamy and Hope, 30:5.

• The Democrats: No Way to Fight the Right (S), 31:7.

• Only a Democratic Foreign Policy Can Combat Terrorism, 32:23.

• Exchange on the Afghan War (C), 33:239.

• The Dead-End of Lesser-Evilism, 37:19.

• The 2004 Elections and the Collapse of the Left, 38:13.

• Response (on Third Parties) (D), 39:69.

Harrison, Thomas

• Socialism and Homosexuality (S), 46:16.

• (See also Landy, Joanne.)

Harrison, Thomas, and Joanne Landy

• Symposium on Gays and the Left (Part I) (S), 45:10.

Hartsock, Nancy C.M.

• Reconstituting Marxism for the '80s, 2:83.

Havel, Vaclav

• Living the Truth in Prague: An Interview, 3:112.

Hawkins, Howard

• The Potential of the Green Movement, 5:85.

• The Democratic Party and the Left (D), 7:27.

• Are the Greens Ready for Success?, 27:40.

• A Green Perspective on Ralph Nader And Independent Political Action (S), 29:43.

• The Nader Campaign and the Future of the Greens, 30:19.

• Howie Hawkins Responds (to Berlet on Nader) (C), 30:191.

• Blame the Democrats, Not the Greens (S), 31:22.

• Class and Cultural Politics and the Greens, 32:117.

• Another Response to Jason Schulman (D), 32:113.

• More War, No Debate: Progressives Give Clinton a Free Pass, 42:111.

Hayduk, Ron

• Alliances Needed (S), 40:100.

Heffer, Eric

• British Labor Moves Right, 2:178.

Herman, Edward S.

• Taking Issue with Lemisch's Article (C), 23:192.

• The Reopening of Marx's System (S), 24:132.

• The Threat of Globalization, 26:40.

• Jacobson's Lesson in Chauvinism and Intolerance (debate on "War on Terrorism") (D), 34:26.

Herman, Edward S., and David Peterson

Walls and the Hegemonic Truth (on Serbian atrocities) (D), 34:98.

Hershberg, Eric

• Unarmed or Disarmed? (R) 18:196.

Hiatt, Richard

• The Militarization of Police, 42:153.

Hill, Herbert

• Race, Ethnicity and Organized Labor: The Opposition to Affirmative Action, 2:31.

• Reply to comments, 3:61.

• Meany, Reuther and the 1964 Civil Rights Act, 25:82.

• Lichtenstein's Fictions Revisited: Race and the New Labor History, 26:148.

• Chinese Immigrant Workers and the Contemporary Labor Movement, 28:149.

• The Mob And Labor-Management Corruption in The Garment Industry, 29:68.

• Race and the Steelworkers Union, 32:174.

Hill, Lance

• Ambitious Analysis of Social Movements (R), 5:182.

Hiller, Ruth

• Conscientious Objection in Israel, 31:100.

Hirsch, Mike

• The Democratic Party and the Left (D), 3,5.

• The Left: New and Old (R), 10:190.

• N.Y.C.'s Fiscal Crisis, 17:158.

• Job-Selling at the Janitors' Local, 22:159.

• Union Politicking in the N.Y.C. Elections, 24:32.

• The Vendetta Against Open Enrollment, 25:13.

• They Won and We Lost -- But Why?, 28:99.

• The War at Home, 32:43.

• Liberals Amid the Wreckage of the 2002 Elections, 34:43.

• Response to Bob Guldin (C), 35:166.

• Left Politics and Posturing in the Presidential Race, 37:31.

• Finger Pointing Toward "Freedom Now!" (S), 40:102.

• Socialists, Democrats, and Political Action: It’s the Movements That Matter Most, 42:117.

• Comment (on Pavone-Scott review on Shanker) (D), 46:67.

• (See also Tasini, Jonathan)

Hockenos, Paul

• Racism Unbound in the Land of the Magyars, 14:69.

• Comeback of the Communists, 18:79.

Hoexter, Michael

• It's Not Easy Being Green, 5:106.

• (Nicaragua Discussion) (D), 5:188.

Holgate, Brandynn, and Jennifer Shea

• SEIU Confronts the Home Care Crisis in California, 42:46.

Holloway, John

• "Change The World Without Taking Power," 33:175.

• Power and Democracy: More than a Reply to Michael Löwy, 36:138.

Holmstrom, Nancy

• Socialism as Self-Emancipation (S), 24:137.

Holzer, Marja

• The Abortion Debate in Poland, 8:98.

Honig, Bonnie

• Liberty vs. Security? Lessons from the First Red Scare, 37:89.

Honig-Parnass, Tikva

• A Defeat for the Palestinian People (D), 16:20.

• Rabin's Assassination, 20:20.

• The Al Aqsa Intifada: Taking off the Masks, 30:62.

Hudis, Peter

• Iraq and the Idea of Freedom (S), 39:29.

Hudson, Mark

• Rank and File Metalworker Militancy in France and Britain, 1890-1918, 35:138.

• U.S. Libraries and the "War on Terrorism", 37:85.

Hughes, Heather Lauren

• Initial Steps (R), 38:168.

Human Rights Center, University of California, Berkeley

• Hidden Slaves, 43:11.

Hyman Richard

• Industrial Relations Legislation and the British Labor Movement (S), 2:151.

Inic, Slobodan

• Serbia's Historic Defeat, 15:161.

Ireland, Doug

• Introductory Note to Onfray (D), 40:50.

• Socialism and Gay Liberation: Back to the Future (S), 46:27.

Ismail, Sacha

• Parliamentarianism and Socialism (C), 34:185.
  

Jacobs, David

• California: The Late Great Golden State, 38:5.

Jacobsen, Kurt

• The Politics of Austerity in Ireland, 15:42.

• Why Private Ryan Did Not Save Us from Vietnam (film review), 26:188.

• Camping Out: Roberto Benigni's "Life Is Beautiful" (film review), 27:192.

• Stanley Kubrick's "Eyes Wide Shut" (film review), 28:184.

• Oliver Stone's "Any Given Sunday" (film review), 29:182.

• Three Vietnam Documentaries: 25th Anniversary (film review), 31:191.

• Boys as Toys: Steven Spielberg's "AI: Artificial Intelligence" (film review), 32:235.

• The Cinematic Sixties (R), 34:181.

• A Perusable Joy (R), 35:180.

• Matrix Reloaded and X-2: Oh So Retro (R), 35:187.

• Yesterday's Desperados (R), 36:188.

• The Passion of Robert McNamara, or Sympathy for the Devil? (R), 37:186.

• Hearts and Minds Redux (R), 38:184.

• The Fuhrer's Fury (R), 40:188.

• War and a Piece of the Action (Film Review), 42:172.

• It's Not East Being Green (Film Review), 43:149.

• Torturers in Pinstripe Suits (Film review), 44:127.

• Last Exit to Utopia: Pasolini’s Cinema, 45:55.

Jacobson, Julius

• Socialism and the Third Camp, 1:5.

• Glasnost and the Cult of Gorbachev, 3:140.

• The System in Disarray, 4:35.

• The Duality of the Jackson Campaign, 5:5.

• Sink with the Democrats or Build an American Left, 6:5.

• The Democratic Party and the Left (D), 7:37.

• Beijing to Moscow: The Cracks Widen, 7:101.

• The Collapse of Totalitarianism, 8:137.

• The Gulf Crisis: Villains and Victims, 10:5.

• Pax Americana: The New World Order, 11:5.

• A Year of Retreat and Hope, 12:4.

• Notes On Self-Determination, 13:49.

• The Russian Question Remains, 18:125.

• The 'Russian Question' and WWII, 19:164.

• Is the Working Class Passé,?, 20:19.

• The USSR and the Nature of World War II, 21:176.

• The Russian Question and American Socialism, 23:151.

• Introduction [Symposium on The Communist Manifesto] (S), 24:46.

• The Nature of World War II (D), 25:192.

• Self-Determination Without Strings, 27:33.

• Revising History of Cold War Liberals, 28:166.

• Liberals, the Left & the U.S. War on Democracy, 33:5.

• Response to Critics (debate on "War on Terrorism") (D), 34:28.

Jacobson, Julius, and Phyllis Jacobson

• A Letter to President Havel, 11:142.

• Irving Howe 1920-1993:15:194.

• Comments on "The Russian White House Won and Lost," 16:154.

• Response to Kit Wainer (D), 17:191.

Jacobson, Phyllis

• The "Americanization" of the Communist Party, 1:152.

• Love and Freedom (R), 6:181.

• Black Outrage in Los Angeles, 13:4.

• Two Invented Lives (R), 23:182.

Jakopovich, Dan

• Revolutionary Unionism: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow, 43:60.

Jagan, Larry

• After Tiananmen: The Independent Workers Movement Lives, 8:93.

Job, Sebastian

• The Russian White House Won and Lost, 16:141.

• Russia: The Silence of the Lambs, 18:100.

Johnson, Alan

• The Third Camp as History and a Living Legacy, 27:135.

• The Politics of Richard Rorty, 29:103.

• The Cultural Cold War, 31:140.

• A Critical Reply to Stephen E. Bronner (D), 32:128.

• Iraq and the Third Camp, 35:33.

Johnstone, Diana

• The Media and Yugoslavia: A Reply to David Walls (on Serbian atrocities) (D), 34:93.

Jonas, Gilbert

• Herbert Hill and the ILGWU, 38:118.

• Another American Dilemma (S), 40:107.

Jones, Lynn

• Nationalism and the Self, 15:111.

Jones, Lynn, and Mastnak, Tomaz

• Democracy after Communism: An Interview with Jan Litynski, 9:95.

Jones, Sabrin

• Isadora Duncan with introduction by Kent Worcester (R), 46:159.

Joseph, Paul

• A Tale of Two Movements (R), 25:161.

Joseph, Peniel

• Black Intellectuals in Conflict (D), 20:52.

Kagarlitsky, Boris

• Is the Return of Stalin Possible?, 6:125.

• Mass Strikes in the Soviet Union, 8:116.

• Intellectuals Against the Intelligentsia, 9:80.

• The Soviet Union: Preface to Chaos, 10:174.

• Yeltsin's Successful Coup, 12:27.

• New Regime, New Calamities, 13:81.

Kahn, Si

• Gulag: An American Tragedy (R), 42:176.

Kanev, Krassmir

• (See Petrova, Dimitrina.)

Karp, Stan

• Leaving Public Schools Behind (S), 38:89.

Karson, Marc

• A Dangerous Ingnorance (R), 37:144.

Kasher, Robert

• Canada's Viable Opposition, 4:124.

Kasinitz, Philip

• Race and Class (D), 8:37.

Katsiaficas, George

• On Rescuing Socialism (R), 12:189.

Kavan, Jan

• In Central and East Europe: Repression, Resistance, Hope, 2:118.

Kaye, Harvey J.

• Schooling for a Democratic America (R), 15:187.

• A Tribute to E. P. Thompson (1924-1993), 16:156.

Keizer, Brian

• Fight What Power? (R), 37:179.

Keller, Adam

• Social Divisions and Political Paradoxes in Israel, 2:97.

• Sephardim and Ashkenazim-Ethnic and Social Conflict, 3:173.

• Israel and the Palestinians, 5:41.

• Year of the Dinosaur: Israeli Upheavals in 1990, 10:54.

• The Middle East Peace Process, 12:12.

• Israel: Uneasy Marriage of Peaceniks and Pragmatists, 14:22.

• Itzhak Rabin: Brutal Peacemaker (D), 16:34.

• Netanyahu and the Palestinians, 22:105.

• Israel: the Uphill Struggle for Peace, 26:57.

• The Middle East: Hope Is a Scarce Commodity, 31:87.

• The Wounded Lion: Anatomy of the Israeli Assault, 33:32.

• Sharon vs. Arafat: Leader Bashing as Means in the Oppression of a Nation, 36:11.

• The Ambiguous Calm, 39:5.

Kelley, Norman

• Black Intellectuals in Conflict (D), 20:55.

• The Million Man March: The Specter of Nationalism (D), 21:13.

Kelley, Robin D. G.

• Identity Politics and Class Struggle, 22:84.

Kelly, Christine

• No Sweat: Student, Labor and the Global Economy (S), 30:118.

• Muckraking in a Low-Wage World (R), 32:208.

Kelly, Robert

• Class Struggle: A Poem (D), 40:93.

• South Sudan: Border of Chad (Poem), 41:138.

• Chicken Feathers, 45:67.

Kennedy, Marie, and Chris Tilly

• Making Sense of Latin America's "Third Left", 44:11.

• (See also Tilly, Chris)

Kergoat, Jacques

• The French Socialists and Anti-Semitism, 14:119.

Kerness, Bonnie

• Monitoring Women and Children in U.S. Prisons (D), 40:32.

Kesselman, Mark

• The Demise of French Socialism, 1:137.

• French Intellectuals (R), 17:184.

Khramov. Nikolai

• Reflections in a Movie Theater, 5:131.

Kim, Helen

• A Provocative Study of the Constitution (R), 32:221.

King, Jackie Dee

• Armageddon Blues (R), 43:131.

• Stealing Our Schools, 45:69.

Kiraly, Bela

• The Hungarian Revolution, 1956, 1:193.

Kirk, Eric V.

• California: Green Electoral Progress, 34:56.

Klein, Jessie

• Negotiating Feminism (R), 27:188.

Kling, Joe

• (See Fisher, Bob.)

Kollisch, Eva

• On Speaking the German Language, 42:128.

Korgen, Kathleen Odell

• With The Best of Intentions (R), 39:160.

Krivak, Andrew

• Leaving Asia Minor: A Poem (Poem), 43:146.

Kugler, Israel

• Al Shanker: Another View (D), 25:188.

Kumar, Radha

• The Feminist Movement in India, 5:148.

Kwik, Phil

• The Teamsters Victory: a Successful Strategy, 13:155.

LaBotz, Dan

• Mexico: Is the System Finished?, 4:133.

• Denies Charges of Protectionism (C), 13:168.

• Mexico in Transition . . . to What?, 31:108.

• The Immigration Rights Movement: Between Political Realism and Social Idealism, 43:24.

• Worker Centers: Their Achievements and Their Limitations (R), 45:120.

Lafayette, Lev

• In the Shadow of Cairns (R), 37:176.

Lafer, Gordon

• The Strike at Yale, 21:61.

Lancaster, Roger

• (See Di Leonardo, Micaela.)

Landy, Joanne

• The Peace Movement Needs a Democratic Foreign Policy, 2:7.

• Reply to Niemczyk Open Letter, 4:204.

• "Family Values" and the Shorter Work Week (R), 24:183.

• Self-Determination and Diplomacy 27:27.

• Moving Backwards with Clinton (R), 27:182.

• Self-Determination, Not Intervention, 28:25.

• Symposium on Globalization: Hard Questions For The Left: Introduction (S), 29:12.

• Introduction (Symposium: The Nader Campaign and the Future of Independent Politics), 31:5.

• More Discussion on the Democratic Party, Reply to S. Shalom (C), 32:230.

• James Petras Goes Over the Top on Cuba and the Left, 35:95.

• The U.S. Occupation of Iraq: Questions for the Peace Movement, 36:19.

• Iraq: The Case for Immediate U.S. Withdrawal, 37:5.

• Immediate U.S. Withdrawal and the Hope for Democracy in Iraq (S), 39:31.

• President Obama’s Foreign Policy: The Change We Really Want?, 46:42.

• (See also Harrison, Thomas)

• (See also Tasini, Jonathan)

Landy, Joanne, and Oliver Fein

• We Can Do It!: The Case for Single Payer National Health Insurance, 45:78.

Landy, Joanne, and Thomas Harrison

• Introduction (S), 46:7.

Landy, Joanne, Thomas Harrison, and Stephen R. Shalom

• Cuba Today: An Interview with Samuel Farber, 35:73.

Lawler, Kristin

• High Times: Revisiting the New Left (R), 36:170.

• Hard Work: Remaking the Labor Movement (R), 39:163.

Lawrence, John W.

• The Mythology of Free Trade, 16:70.

• Democratic Worker Cooperatives, 33:116.

Lazare, Daniel

• A Real Constitutional Crisis, Kent Worcester Interviews Daniel Lazare, 30:27.

• Is the United States a Political Democracy? (R), 34:163.

Lazic, Mladen

• Civil War in Yugoslavia, 12:134.

Le Blanc, Paul

• Why Should We Care What Rosa Luxemburg Thought? (D), 33:200.

• Bolshevism and Revolutionary Democracy (R), 46:128.

Lemisch, Jesse

• Angry White Men on the Left, 22:97.

• Reply to Herman (C), 23:193.

• A Movement Begins: The Washington Protest, 29:5.

• Nader vs. the Big Rock Candy Mountain (S), 31:12.

• The Snare of Pre-Modern Romanticism, 32:124.

• Historians, Repression, and the Iraq War, 37:101.

• Art for the People? Christo and Jeanne-Claude's "The Gates", 39:82.

• Weather Underground Rises from the Ashes, 41:7.

Leung, Trini

• Workers, Students, Intellectuals in China's Democracy Movement, 9:41.

Licht, Sonja

• Yugoslavia: Reform Without Democracy, 7:152.

Lichtenstein, Alex

• Eugene Genovese and Southern Conservatives, 23:59.

Lichtenstein, Nelson

• An Unbalanced Rendering (Race, Ethnicity and Organized Labor) (D), 3:53.

• Walter Reuther in Black and White: a Rejoinder to Herbert Hill, 26:133.

• The Failed Critics of American Socialism (R), 34:141.

• Communist-Led Unions (R), 36:154.

• Reply to Drucker and Gladstone (C), 37:138.

• Did 1968 Change History?, 46:87.

Lindemyer, Jeff

• Iraqi Sanctions: Myth and Fact, 32:79.

Lipow, Arthur

• Hal Draper: A Tribute, 9:126.

Lipski, Jan Josef

• Notes On Poland in Transition, 9:88.

Littlefield, Amy

• Breaking Into the Boys’ Club (R), 45:123.

Littlefield, Bill

• War and Circuses, 41:14.

• Mexico Trumped MLB Racism (R), 45:126.

• Olympic Dream (poem) (poem), 46:79.

Litynski, Jan

• A Historic Turning Point, 7:119.

Long, Clarence

• (See Cha-Jua, Sundiata K.)

Longmire, Linda

• Women in Post-Communist Society (R), 16:175.

• Women and Children First (R) 18:206.

Longstaff, S.A.

• New York Intellectuals and the Cultural Cold War, 1945-1950, 2:156.

• Mr. Right [Sidney Hook] (R), 4:212.

• The Quebec-Canada Crisis, 13:27.

• Dwight Macdonald and the Left (R), 18:53.

• Quebec: Referendum Aftermath, 20:44.

Löwy, Michael

• Max Shachtman and His Left (R), 18:193.

• The Wager of Lucien Goldmann (R), 19:188.

• On Ignazio Silone, 20:131.

• Kafka and Libertarian Socialism, 23:120.

• Past and Present of The Manifesto (S), 24:161.

• The Only True Emancipation (R), 35:177.

• Just an Answer to John Holloway, 36:142.

• Iconoclastic Utopianism (R), 41:173.

• Marx and Weber: Critics of Capitalism, 42:146.

• (See also Sayre, Robert Woods)

Lummis, C. Douglas

• Concerning a Small Matter of Definition, 37:74.

• Why Not Have Empire?, 38:53.

Lyman, Stanford M.,

• On Race and Organized Labor (C), 4:220.

• The "Chinese Question" and American Labor Historians, 28:113.

• Engels Was Right! Organized Labor's Opposition to Chinese in the U.S., 29:60.

Lynch, Lisa

• Torture, Empire,and the Fourth Estate (R), 41:156.

Lynd, Staughton

• Missed Opportunities (R), 20:179.

• The Dayton Strike, 21:55.

• Waiting for Sweeney, 28:92.

• Alternative Unionism (R), 38:178.

• No Blank Checks (S), 39:33.

Lyons, Matthew W.

• Is the Bush Administration Fascist?, 42:19.

MacAfee, Norman

• The Gun in the Poem, 45:53.

MacDermott, John

• Employees and Servants, 13:149.

MacGregor, Susanne

• Race and Class (D), 8:31.

MacShane, Denis

• Black Working Class Resistance in South Africa, 1:38.

• The New International Working Class, 13:134.

Magas, Branka

• The Case of Yugoslavia, 15:98.

Maglin, Arthur

• Cultism on the Left (R), 20:182.

Malhotra, Ravi

• The Politics of The Disability Rights Movement, 31:65.

• Empowering People with Disabilities (S), 41:55.

Malm, Andreas, and Shora Esmalian

• Iranian Workers Fight Back!, 42:26.

Mandell, Betty Reid

• A Gender-Lens on Welfare (R) 9:180.

• Shredding the Safety Net, 19:8.

• Downsizing the Welfare State, 22:33.

• Falling Through the Safety Net, 26:10.

• Welfare Reform: the War Against the Poor, 30:37.

• Welfare Reform After 9/11, 32:53.

• The Privatization of Everything, 33:83.

• The Future of Caretaking, 34:61.

• You've Been Well Cared For, 36:136.

• Diminishing Welfare: A Review Essay (R), 37:158.

• Women, Family, Welfare and Work (R), 39:142.

• Foster Care (S), 41:18.

• Adoption, 42:63.

• Rural Perspectives on Gay Marriage (C), 42:169.

• Homeless Shelters: A Feeble Response to Homelessness, 43:34.

• Family Policies in Post-Communist Nations (R), 45:128.

• (See also Mandell, Marvin)

Mandell, Betty Reid, and Marguerite G Rosenthal

• Interview with Gwendolyn Mink (S), 41:79.

Mandell, Marvin

• Two Faulty Parallels (Anti-Intervention and the Left) (D), 4:27.

• Canon on the Left, 21:123.

• In Defense of Social Security, 23:21.

• Clinton: Two Mysteries, 25:5.

• Clinton's Enemies, 26:5.

• The Presidential Primaries, 28:5.

• Marvin Mandell comments (re "Is Socialism Still on the Agenda?"), 30:129.

• An Engaging Memoir (R), 31:188.

• A Large and Dangerous Movement (R), 32:216.

• The Distribution of Wealth And Marxist Humanism, 33:101.

• The Logic of Holy War (R), 36:
• From a Co-Editor, 45:5.

Mandell, Marvin, and Betty Reid Mandell

• From the Editors (D), 41:5.

• From the Editors, 42:5.

• From the Editors, 43:5.

• From the Editors, 44:5.

• From the Editors, 46:5.

Marable, Manning

• Black Intellectuals in Conflict, 19:35.

• Black Intellectuals in Conflict (D), 20:64.

• On Black Intellectuals: an Exchange (C), 21:28.

Markens, Bruce

• The UFT After Shanker (D), 8:73.

Marot, John Eric

• The Rise and Fall of the October Revolution (R), 39:175.

Martin, Gary

• El Fisgón (R), 39:192.

• Anger and Wit (R), 40:192.

Massad, Joseph

• On Zionism and Jewish Supremacy, 32:89.

Mastnak, Tomaz

• Civilizing the System, Interview by Mark Thompson, 5:149.

• (See also Jones, Lynn.)

Matgamna, Sean

• England: the Return of Hope, 23:38.

• The Communist Manifesto And the Russian Revolution (S), 24:48.

Mattick, Jr., Paul

• After Marxism, Marx: The Manifesto After 150 Years (S), 24:77.

McDonnell, John

• (See Ford, Chris)

McDowell, Manfred

• Resurgent Labor: A Lean Analysis (R), 44:148.

• A Reply to Kim Moody (C), 45:7.

McLarty, Scott

• The Green Party and the Collapse of the Left (D), 39:66.

McLaughlin, Neil

• Race and Class (D), 8:25.

McLemee, Scott

• On Demythologizing AIDS, 7:170.

• The Sect that Time Forgot, 17:149.

• No! In Thunder: Allen Ginsberg 1926-1997, 23:132.

McNally, David

• Marxism in the Age of Information (S), 24:99.

• The Impasse of Market Socialism, 27:101.

• Further Contributions to the Debate (re Socialism and the Market), 28:60.

• The Quebec City Protests, 31:76.

McNeill, Jim

• Portrait of Walter Reuther, 20:98.

McReynolds, David

• A New Look at the Cold War (R), 11:178.

• An Important Contribution (debate on "War on Terrorism") (D), 34:20.

• Queer Reflections (S), 45:41.

McShane, Dennis

• France: The Missing Link in European Labor?, 10:127.

Melendez, Hector

• Cuba: Reply to Samuel Farber (D), 20:106.

Mell, James

• (See Bologh, Roslyn.)

Meyers, Michael

• Tribute to Herbert Hill, 38:116.

Michalski, Franek

• Conversations with the Polish Underground, 2:131.

Michnik, Adam

• Dictators in Generals' Uniforms, 3:133.

Mink, Gwendolyn

• Feminism Today: an Interview With Gwendolyn Mink, 31:35.

Modzelewski, Karol

• Solidarity of Labor in Poland, 11:121.

Moody, Kim

• No Painless Cure for Labor's Ills, 2:14.

• Democratic Party and the Left (D), 7:13.

• We Almost Lost P-9 (R), 9:176.

• Clinton's Labor Panaceas, 15:13.

• Class Conflict in the Land of Co-Determination, 16:108.

• U.S. Labor Wars: Bottom to Top, 20:81.

• The "New" AFL-CIO Organizes -- Itself!, 24:5.

• Is Bureaucracy "Best" for Unions?, 26:126.

• Business Unionism Still Rules, 28:96.

• Closing the Door on U.S. Imperialism and Capitalist Globalization (S), 30:96.

• Remembering Stan Weir, 32:243.

• The Offshore War, 38:63.

• When Free Labor Isn't Free (R), 44:141.

• Alternatives for U.S. Unions (C), 45:7.

• A Strategy for Union Revival (R), 45:138.

Morrison, Roy

• Reaganism Fades, 5:165.

• The Communist Transformation: A Crisis of the Imagination, 10:139.

• Notes on Participatory Economics (D), 13:103.

• The Robust Social Market: A Response to David McNally, 28:53.

Moser, Paul K.

• Onfray on Meslier on Atheism: Two Logical Mistakes (C), 42:168.

Mosley, William

• The Continuing Significance of Race (R), 22:183.

• Naguib Mahfouz’s Window on the World of Islam, 42:131.

Mullings, Leith

• Racism Remains Pervasive, 19:31.

Muraskin, Bennett

• A Distorted View of Judaism (C), 29:194.

• Exchange on the Afghan War (C), 33:239.

• The Bolsheviks (C), 37:138.

• Letter in Response to Roma Article (C), 41:137.

• Marx and Anti-Semitism: A Reply to David Finkel (C), Bennett Muraskin, Feb. 2008 (web only).

Murray, Nancy

• The State of Our Civil Liberties: A Post-9/11 Health Check, 37:37.

Myatt, Art

• Running Green Party Candidates (C), 34:190.

Mychalejko, Cyril

• Dirty Business, Dirty Wars: U.S.-Latin American Relations in the 21st Century, 46:80.

Nanda, Meera

• Women and the Third World: Exploring the Dangers of Difference, 26:101.

Navarro, Vicente

• Democratic Party and the Left (D), 7:20.

Newsinger, John

• Orwell and Socialism, 36:102.

Niemczyk, Piotr

• An Open Letter, 4:204.

Nikolic, Milan

• 1968 Student Protest in Yugoslavia, 6:66.

Olick, Jeffrey

• The Politics of Schindler's List, 17:163.

Onfray, Michel

• Jean Meslier and "The Gentle Inclination of Nature" (D), 40:53.

Oppenheimer, Martin

• The Year of Dangerous Living, 5:15.

• Social Scientists and War Criminals, 23:77.

• Right-Wing Extremism in Germany, 26:70.

• Dystopia Revisited, 34:128.

• The Minorities "Question": Does the Left Have Answers?, 36:121.

• "We Are Two Nations", 44:71.

• Does Immigration Hurt U.S.-Born Workers?, 44:90.

• Reply to Flakes on Horseracing (C), 45:6.

Pagès, Pelai

• The Civil War in Spain: The Meaning of a Defeat, 21:79.

Palmer, Craig

• A Debate on Sociobiology And Rape, 29:96.

Palmer, John

• The Crisis in Atlanticism, 2:195.

• Europe 1992: A Socialist Perspective, 8:59.

• The Maastricht Treaty - "Yes" (D), 15:85.

• England: Little Will Change under Labor, 21:109.

• Exploiting Fears About Immigrants (R), 22:187.

• England: "New Labor" Faces New Left Challenge, 25:33.

Parenti, Michael

• Letter to the Editor of New Politics (debate on "War on Terrorism") (D), 34:26.

Paris, Sherri

• America seen on Television, 13:22.

Pasolini, Pier Paolo

• Victory (poem), 45:48.

Pavone, Vera, and Norman Scott

• Albert Shanker: Ruthless Neo-Con (R), 45:142.

• (See also Scott, Norman, and Vera Pavone.)

Pekar, Harvey

• (See Worcester, Kent)

Pelz, William A.

• People Who Made a Revolution (R), 16:187.

Perusek, Glenn

• The Democratic Party Shifts to the Right (R), 13:189.

• (C) 14:173.

• Child Labor in the World Economy, 36:43.

• A Horizon Lit With Blood: The U.S. Occupation and Resistance in Iraq, 38:38.

• Empire and Resistance (S), 39:35.

Peterson, David

• (See Herman, Edward S.)

Petras, James

• The Manifesto's Strength and Flaws (S), 24:151.

• The Only Moral Intellectual: A Reply to Jacobson (debate on "War on Terrorism") (D), 34:24.

Petrova, Dimitrina

• Political Pluralism in Bulgaria, 11:133.

Petrova, Dimitrina, and Kanev, Krassmir

• Bulgaria Between the Red and the Blue, 13:86.

Phelps, Christopher

• The Uneven Demise of Colonial Slavery (R),11:183.

• Culture Against Capitalism (R), 13:180.

• Impresario of American Radicalism (R), 16:167.

• Why Marx Still Matters, 18:95.

• Bourne Yet Again: Errors of Genealogy, 25:117.

• Liberalism's Quandaries, (R), 28:174.

• The Rise and Fall of Sidney Hook, 34:112.

• Julius Jacobson Memorial Statement, 35:68.

• On Socialism and Sex: An Introduction (S), 45:12.

• Joe the Plumber, 46:50.

Phillips, Peter

• In Defense of Project Censored (D), 34:89.

Pinard, Mary

• Reading the Summer 2005 Anthropologie Catalogue (Poem), 42:170.

Podur, Justin

• Hatred Vs. Humanity in Gujarat, 33:151.

• Venezuela in Two Winds, 35:102.

• Participatory Economics: An Interview with Michael Albert, 35:154.

Polychroniou, Chronis

• (See Rorty, Richard.)

Popovic, Srdia

• The Political Opposition in Serbia, 16:91.

Postel, Danny

• Black Intellectuals in Conflict (D), 20:50.

Pozzi, Pablo A.

• Argentina: From Crisis to Collapse, 33:157.

Pozzi, Pablo, and Alejandro Schneider,

• Argentina in the Hour of the Furnaces, 21:95.

• (See also Camarero, Hernán.)

Pregeant, Russell

• The Religious Right and the Perversion of Biblical Ethics: Unclear on the Concept, 43:125.

Preston, Eric

• Examining the Hard and Soft Left, 2:185.

Présumey, Vincent

• France at the Crossroads, 33:137.

• France: Crescendo of the Class Struggle, 36:78.

Price, Curtis

• Resistance to Labor Discipline (R), 18:216.

Proyect, Louis

• An Innovative History of the Left (R), 25:180.
  

Rachleff, Peter

• Rupture or Renewal, 28:77.

Rai, Milan

• The New Class Struggle (R), 46:124.

Reed, Adolph

• Black Intellectuals in Conflict (D), 20:60.

• On Black Intellectuals: an Exchange (C), 21:22.

• America Becoming - What Exactly?, 32:165.

Renton, David

• E.P. Thompson: History and Commitment, 39:96.

Renzi, Dario

• Italy: The Conflict-Ridden State, 20:122.

Reynolds, David

• Angry Voters Do Have Somewhere to Go (D), 23:5.

Rhodes, Lorna A.

• Escaping into Prison with Fox (D), 40:25.

Riben, Mirah

• Reply to Betty Reid Mandell (C), 44:6.

Ricketts, Erol

• Race and Class (D), 8:21.

Robeson, Paul, Jr.

• The Million Man March: Wrong Message, Wrong Messenger(D), 21:19.

• Communism or "Socialism"? A Return to Marx and Engels (S), 24:172.

Robinson, Dean

• Reevaluating DuBois's Political Thought (R), 25:154.

Roediger, Dave

• Three Problems in Hill's Major Contribution (Race, Ethnicity and Organized Labor) (D), 3:46.

• George P. Rawick, 10:195.

• Genovese, Politics and the Slave South, 11:90.

• Responds to: Slavery and Capitalism (C), 13:168.

• The Struggle for Equality (R), 17:172.

• Working-Class Life and Culture (R), 19:191.

• Commitment to Freedom (R), 26:173.

• Mumia Time or Sweeney Time, 28:11.

• Labor History Wisdom (R), 36:164.

Romer, Nancy

• Class & Race in Public Higher Education, 26:47.

• Bolivia: Latin America's Experiment in Grassroots Democracy, 44:23.

Rorty, Richard, and Chronis Polychroniou

• An Exchange: On Philosophy And Politics, The Cold War And The Left, 31:128.

Rosemont, Franklin

• A Tribute to Gerard Rosenthal, 1904-1922:14:101.

Rosenberg, Daniel

• The Yeshiva Case And Faculty Unionism, 33:193.

Rosenthal, Marguerite G.

• (See Ginsburg, Helen Lachs)

• (See Mandell, Betty Reid)

Rossi, Bob

• Miners Take Center Stage, 9:50.

Rossman, Peter

• The Paradox of the East German Revolution 9:65.

Rude, Christopher

• Wall Street's Lies and False Prophets (R), 25:170.

Russell, Thaddeus

• A Socialist Intellectual Dissents (R), 16:172.

• The Limitations of a Neo-Nationalist (R), 23:185.

Ryan, Howard

• A Critique of The U.S. Greens, 33:123.

Sabalic, Ines

• Authoritarianism in Croatia, 17:77.

Sabata, Jaroslav

• Not Only Soviet Tanks Crushed the Prague Spring, interview, 6:55.

Sabin, Roger

• Subversive of What? (R), 39:190.

Said, Edward W.

• Palestinian Elections Now, 33:63.

Salvatore, Nick

• Teamster Democracy: A Moment of Possibility, 10:93.

• Workers, Racism, and History (Race, Ethnicity and Organized Labor) (D), 3:22.

Salzman, Lorna

• Ecology and Social Change, 23:35.

• Environmentalism and Electoral Politics (R), 24:178.

Sampson, Elissa

• Israeli-Palestinian Peace Prospects, 11:45.

Sassen, Saskia

• On "Engaging Power": An Interview with Saskia Sassen (S), 29:27.

• Immigration in a Global Era, 36:35.

Savio, Mario

• The Berkeley Knowledge Factory, 39:75.

Sayre, Robert Woods, and Michael Löwy

• Reification and Conspicuous Consumption in The Great Gatsby, 34:134.

Scarlott, Jennifer

• A Skeptical View of Nationalism (R), 13:183.

• Petra Kelly 1947-1992:14:193.

• Two Aspects of Feminism: Anger and Hope (R), 15:184.

• Undermining Girls' Self-Esteem (R), 19:186.

• The Legend of Hiroshima (R), 25:157.

Schneider, Alejandro

• (See Camarero, Hernán.)

• (See Pozzi, Pablo.)

Scholl, Ann, and Facundo Arrizabalaga

• Reclaiming Democracy: A Lesson from Zanon, 37:110.

Schulman, Jason,

• Howe Little They Understand (R), 27:185.

• On "Realignment" and the Left (D), 32:102.

• A Needed Article (debate on "War on Terrorism") (D), 34:22.

• The Life and Death of Socialist Zionism, 35:127.

• Wrangling Over Zionism (R), 38:171.

• The "War on Terror" and the Class War at Home (R), 41:153.

Schwarzschild, Steven S.

• American History Marked By Racism (Race, Ethnicity and Organized Labor) (D), 3:56.

Scott, Norman, and Vera Pavone

• Reply (on Shanker) (D), 46:70.

• (See also Pavone, Vera, and Norman Scott.)

Selfa, Lance

• Repression in Greece, 14:94.

Seliger, Ralph

• reply to Immanuel Wallerstein (C), 46:6.

Shalom, Stephen R.

• Anti-Semitism and the Left, 15:51.

• On Intervention in Somalia, 17:10.

• The Obliteration of Hiroshima, 21:153.

• A Flawed Political Biography (R), 23:179.

• Solidarity with East Timor (R), 24:188.

• The Continuity of U.S. Imperialism, 26:33.

• Reflections on NATO and Kosovo, 27:5.

• Reply (on Kosovo), 27:36.

• Kosovo, Justice and Humanitarianism, 28:21.

• Confronting Terrorism and War, 32:5.

• More Discussion on the Democratic Party (C), 32:229.

• Exchange on the Afghan War (C), 33:241.

• Stephen R. Shalom replies to Jason Schulman (on "war on terrorism") (C), 34:193.

• In Defense of Tactical Voting (Sometimes), 37:9.

• The Antiwar Movement and Iraq (S), 39:39.

• In Search of Economic Justice (R), 40:157.

• Middle East Developments, 42:6.

• Reply to Hahnel (on Economic Justice) (C), 42:166.

• (See also Landy, Joanne.)

• (See also Achcar, Gilbert)

Shantz, Jeffrey

• Struggle for the Land, 45:83.

• Indigenous Women, “No to 2010” and the Emergence of a New Movement, 46:73.

Shatz, Adam

• Ross Perot and Anti-Politics, 14:13.

• The Crisis of History, 15:75.

Shavit, Ari

• On Gaza Beach, 12:19.

Shea, Jennifer

• (See Brandynn Holgate

Shermer, Elizabeth Tandy

• Re-Inventing Goldwater Conservatism (R), 45:147.

Shivani, Anis

• The Revolution Fails to Devour This Child (R), 35:183.

Shor, Fran

• Dissent and Democracy in the UAW,15:22.

• Hammerin' on Heaven's Door, 44:65.

Singer, Daniel

• The French Road to Surrender, 1:127.

• Beyond Gorbachev's Glasnost, 4:29.

• The Greening of Dany the Red, interview with Daniel Cohn-Bendit, 5:38.

• Notes for a Dialogue Across the Unvanished Divide, 11:111.

• The French May 1968 Revisited, 29:133.

Singer, David

• Political Economy of Psychotherapy, 42:87.

Skinner, Curtis

• Mexico: The Cardenista Challenge, 7:67.

• Free Trade With Mexico, 12:78.

• Mexican Labor's Struggle Continues (R), 14:179.

• The Mexico Peso Crisis, 20:36.

Slaughter, Jane

• Prospects for the Labor Party, 22:22.

• Comment (on Third Party Politics) (D), 23:20.

• Endorsing the Lean Machine, 28:71.

Slavin, Morris

• The Winds of Change (R), 10:193.

• Leninism and Stalinism Revisited (R), 16:179.

• Was the Bolshevik Revolution a Coup?, 22:162.

• Almost Reason Enough (D), 39:68.

Sleeper, Jim

• Taking Issue with Steinberg's Review (C), 12:179.

• (C), 14:173.

Smith, Brendan

• (See Brecher, Jeremy)

Smith, Phillip

• Time for a New Approach (R), 11:162.

• Grappling With Shining Path, 12:87.

• The Situationists and Their Legacy, 14:106.

• Mexico Heads for the Millennium, 17:61.

• Mexico: A Society in Turmoil, 20:27.

• Mexican Standoff, 23:88.

• Mexico: Malaise and Social Conflict, 26:77.

Smith, Sharon

• Response to: Denies Charges of Protectionism (C), 13:169.

Sokal, Alan

• A Plea for Reason, Evidence and Logic, 22:126.

Solano,Wilebaldo

• Spain: 1987, 3:72.

• Homage to Andrés Nin, 4:167.

• 50th Anniversary of the POUM Trial, 7:166.

• The March Elections in Spain, 21:67.

Spalding, Roger

• The British Labor Party & its Centenary, 30:138.

Spinner, Jr., Thomas J.

• The End of History, 9:161.

Squires, Gregory D.

• Reintroducing the Black/White Divide in Racial Discourse (S), 40:110.

Steinberg, Peter

• Democratic Unions Can and Must Exist, 11:152.

• Schools Need a New, Radical Social Image (R), 15:180.

Steinberg, Ronnie

• The Debate on Comparable Worth, 1:108.

Steinberg, Stephen

• The Underclass: A Case of Color Blindness, 7:42.

• Race and Class: A Response (D), 8:48.

• The Politics of Memory, 10:64.

• Shifting the Focus of Blame, 11:96.

• Reply to Jim Sleeper (C), 12:181.

• The Liberal Retreat from Race, 17:30.

• Race and Radicalism in the 1960s, 19:41.

• The Bell Curve: Why Now? (R), 19:183.

• Affirmative Action and Liberalism, 20:76.

• A Critique of William Julius Wilson, 22:72.

• Bayard Rustin and the Black Protest Movement, 23:41.

• Up from Slavery: the Myth of Black Progress, 25:69.

• Misusing Class-Based Affirmative Action, 26:28.

• Race Relations: the Problem with the Wrong Name, 30:57.

• On "Racism" and "Racial Oppression," Reply to N. Cazenave (C), 32:234.

• Two Cheers For Glenn Loury -- or Maybe Just One, 33:110.

• Nathan Glazer and the Assassination of Affirmative Action, 35:9.

• Herbert Hill Remembered, 38:113.

• A Magnificent Mirage (R), 38:159.

• Immigration, African Americans, and Race Discourse, 39:42.

• Response (S) [on immigration and African Americans], 40:114.

• Social Capital: The Science of Obfuscation (R), 44:131.

Sterne, Richard Clark

• Herman Melville and C. L. R. James (R), 41:149.

Stone, I.F.

• The Rights of Gorbachev, 7:108.

Stoner, Kelly

• An Incisive Critique of Ecofeminism (R), 11,169.

Stout, Robert Joe

• Attack and Burn!, 44:50.

• Belief, Work, and Tears (R), 46:136.

Strum, Philippa

• A West Bank Diary, 10:35.

Stuart, Jack

• American Millennialism (R), 38:165.

Summers, John

• A Note on Anti-Americanism, 45:89.

Sumner, Gregory D.

• The Ethic of Accompaniment (R), 25:151.

• Remembering an Expansive Decade (R), 27:173.

• Planetary Citizen, Kurt Vonnegut: 1922-2007, 44:8.

Sustar, Lee

• South Korea's Hollow Democracy, 15:29.

Sweeney, Sean

• The Labor Party: New Political Architecture, 27:53.

Szykowski, Mathis

• On the Run from Nazis and Gendarmes, 41:130.

• On the Run from Nazis and Gendarmes (Part II): Betrayal and Survival, 42:122.

Talkin, Samara

• Art as Political Dialogue (R), 16:184.

Tasini, Jonathan, Michael Hirsch and Joanne Landy

• An Interview with Jonathan Tasini, 42:103.

Templer, Bill

• The "Decade of Roma Inclusion", 40:137.

• Reply to Letter in Response to Roma Article (C), 41:137.

Thomas, Cornelius C.

• Black Workers Respond to the United Auto Workers, 38:124.

Thomas, Martin

• Democracy and the Right to Secede, 15:129.

• The Crisis of British Socialism, 20:115.

• Anti-Global, No; Anti-Capitalist, Yes (S), 29:20.

• Debating the Future at the European Social Forum, 34:108.

Thomas, Martin, and Janine Booth

• "The Working Class Left Should Unite" (S), 30:174.

Thompson, Mark

• Between East and West, 5:139.

Thompson, Michael J.

• Lukács Revisited, 30:179.

• The Politics of Tradition (R), 29:191.

• Socialist Metaphysics and Luxemburg's Legacy (D), 33:206.

• Metaphysics ad absurdum: A Response to Ismail & Comack (on legacy of Rosa Luxemburg) (C), 34:186.

Tilly, Chris

• Part-time Work: A Mobilizing Issue, 24:19.

• Not Working Very Well (R), 46:153.

• (See also Albelda, Randy.)

• (See also Kennedy, Marie)

Tilly, Chris, and Marie Kennedy

• Laws and Injustice: Fighting for Human Rights in Mexico, 43:74.

Tobocman, Seth

• Katrina Illustrated (W), 42:190.

Torres, Carlos Alberto

• NCLB: A Brainchild of Neoliberalism and American Politics (S), 38:94.

Touger, Jerold

• Unraveling the Political Einstein (R), 44:136.

• Hoax and Reality (R), 46:118.

Traverso, Enzo

• Intellectuals and Anti-Fascism: For a Critical Historization, 36:91.

Tymowski, Andrzej W.

• Solidarnosc Then and Now: Interview With Karol Modzelewski, 14:155.

• Left Turn in Polish Elections?, 16:99.
  

Uhl, Petr

• Czechoslovakia: Reforms or Democratization, 4:103.

Unterrainer, Tom

• Letter to the Editor (C/S), 39:28.

Vassilev, Rossen

• What is Plutocracy?, 37:123.

Vidal, Martine

• The Civil War in Spain: Land and Freedom, 21:71.

Vieux, Steve

• Goldfather of the American Right (R), 23:175.

Vogel, Amos

• Berlin Diary: Two Weeks in November, 9:57.

Vogel, Virgil

• Harvey and Jessie (R), 6:177.

• The Real Jack London (R), 9:187.

Wainer, Kit Adam

• Storming of the White House (D), 17:189.

Wainwright, Hilary

• "It Will require the Radical Left to Make Reforms Possible" (S), 30:169.

Waite, Sam

• Dubious Advice for Young Radicals (R), 46:150.

Waller, Signe

• The War on Drugs: A Substitute for the War on Communism, 9:164.

• Starving in Paradise, 10:85.

• Familiar Morality Out of Bounds, 15:176.

Wallerstein, Immanuel

• The Struggle for Black Rights in the United States (R), 41:139.

• The United States in the Middle East, 45:59.

Walls, David

• The Whitewash of Serb Atrocities, 33:165.

• David Walls Replies (to Peter Phillips on Serbian atrocities) (D), 34:91.

• David Walls Replies to Diana Johnstone (on Serbian atrocities) (D), 34:96.

• David Walls Replies to Edward S. Herman and David Peterson (on Serbian atrocities) (D), 34:99.

Walters, Suzanne Danuta

• "Postfeminism" and Popular Culture, 10:103.

• The Dance of Power (R), 14:187.

Walzer, Kenneth

• The Need to Explore Distinctions (Race, Ethnicity and Organized Labor) (D), 3:41.

Warlenius, Rikard

• Swedish Labor and Immigration: A Dilemma, 43:16.

Warren, Frank E.

• A Flawed History of the Popular Front, 26:112.

Warszawski, David

• The Gorschach Test, 4:52.

• Poland: The Impact of March '68, 5:49.

• Too Little, Too Late, 7:129.

• Poland: Joyless Election, 12:128.

Waterman, Peter

• The International Labor Movement Between Geneva, Brussels, Seattle, Porto Alegre and Utopia, 36:53.

Watermeyer, Michael

• Zimbabwe: Violent Oppression Continues, 40:130.

Watts, Jerry

• Clinton and Blacks: Evading Race, 14:17.

Weiner, Lois

• Democratizing the Schools, 3:81.

• The UFT After Shanker (D), 8:68.

• Class, Gender and Race in the Newark Teacher Strikes, 34:101.
• Neoliberalism, Teacher Unionism, and the Future of Public Education (S), 38:101.

• Introduction (to Symposium on No Child Left Behind and Public Education), 38:82.

• The (People's) Summit of the Americas, 40:118.

• (See also Compton, Mary)

Weir, Stan

• Looking Beyond Union Democracy (Race, Ethnicity and Organized Labor) (D), 3:48.

• No Bureaucracy Reforms Itself (D), 4:11.

Weir, Stuart

• Maggie's Power, 7:96.

• Britain and the Labour Party Need Reform, 12:71.

• In Iraqi Kurdistan: Living short, With Dignity, 14:129.

Weisberger, Jon

• American Jews and Israeli Policy, 13:14.

• A Forgotten Minority, 15:62.

• American Jewish Reaction (D), 16:54.

Weisstein, Naomi

• Power, Resistance and Science, 22:145.

Werner,Craig

• James Baldwin: Politics and the Gospel Impulse, 6:106.

Weschler, Lawrence

• Cropping History in Latin America, 9:32.

• Jan Kavan in Kafkaland, 11:138.

West, Cornel

• Lionel Trilling: Neo-Conservative Godfather, 1:233.

White, Joseph

• Gertrude Himmelfarb and Neo-Conservative History, 4:188.

• A Tough Book for Tough Times (R), 5:176.

• Socialism From Below (R), 9:183.

Widick, B. J.

• Heroes of Unwritten History (R), 18:213.

Williams, Kristian

• Confronting Horror: Writing About Torture, 44:80.

Willis, Ellen

• The Democrats and Left Masochism (S), 31:19.

• Three Elegies for Susan Sontag, 39:118.

Willoughby, John

• Subverting the Democratic Process (R), 25:182.

• Labor Party Questions (R), 38:188.

Wilson, Peter Lamborn

• Actuarial (poem) (poem), 46:108.

Wilson, Rand

• (See Early, Steve.)

Wilson, Reginald

• Racism on the Campus, 11:84.

• Elitism and Affirmative Action (R), 12:183.

• History of Racial Oppression (R), 17:177.

• Racial Tensions on Campus (R), 19:178.

• The Million Man March: The March and After(D), 21:8.

• Affirmative Action and the Left, 24:35.

• A Limited and Flawed History (R), 34:150.

• Affirmative Action -- 2003, 36:5.

• What Happened to Brown? A Review Essay (R), 38:151.

• On Affirmative Action (R), 41:142.

• Response to Immanuel Wallerstein’s Review of Gil Jonas’ Freedom’s Sword (C), 42:169.

• Requiem for a Nation (R), 45:152.

Wirsig, Karen

• CBC Unleashed, 42:32.

Wolf, Margareta, and Stephan, Cora

• Alliance 90/Greens (S), 19:152.

Wolf, Sherry

• Lgbt Political Cul-de-sac: Make a U-turn (S), 46:32.

Womack, Richard G.

• Civil Rights and the AFL-CIO (Race, Ethnicity and Organized Labor) (D), 3:29.

Worcester, Kent

• Intellectuals, Politics and Popular Culture (R) 9:167.

• Socialism, Democracy and Leninism (R), 11:174.

• British Labor's Unexpected Defeat, 13:60.

• From Laborist to Militant Socialist (R), 13:192.

• Shift to the Right in Eastern Europe (R), 14:174.

• A Provocative But Flawed History (R), 15:191.

• The Follies of John Major, 17:83.

• Analysis of Soviet Tyranny (R), 17:184.

• The Politics of Vengeance, 18:9.

• Diverse and Eclectic Radicals (R), 18:210.

• The Right and the Politics of Rage, 19:5.

• Popular Culture and Panache (R), 23:188.

• Ethics and Politics (R), 26:176.

• A Real Constitutional Crisis, Kent Worcester Interviews Daniel Lazare, 30:27.

• Remembering Tony Cliff (R), 32:225.

• The Voyage of James Burnham (R), 34:146.

• Words and Pictures: Ruben Bolling, 35:191.

• Words and Pictures: Peter Kuper, 36:191

• Words and Pictures: Kent Worcester interviews Nick Throkelson, 41:187.

• Interview with Harvey Pekar, 43:160.

• Interview with Kevin Pyle, 45:157.

• The Anti-Comics Crusade (R), 46:156.

Worcester, Kent, and Mark Dow

• NP Interview with Anthony Romero, Executive Director of the ACLU, 37:47.

Wreszin, Michael

• Resisting Dehumanization (R), 22:171.

• An Old Time Liberal (R), 27:176.

• A Readable But Flawed Book (R), 31:184.

• Leadership Matters (R), 37:147.

• Cold War Triumphalism (R), 40:184.

• Hollywood Red Star — a Dwarf Star? (R), 42:186.

• Guaranteed: The Hardest and Most Dangerous Job and the Lowest Pay (R), 46:145.

Wrigley, Julia

• Migration, Domestic Work, and Repression (R), 39:132.

Young, James D.

• The Humanism of Antonio Gramsci and Rosa Luxemburg, 1:243.

• E. P. Thompson: Neo-Romantic Iconoclast (R), 11:166.

• World War, Class War and Hard Times (R), 22:192.

Zaidi, Ali Shehzad

• Syracuse University: Academic Restructuring, 33:180.

Zaretsky, Eli

• Rethinking the History of Marxism (S), 24:172.

Zevin, Alexander

• War on France, 44:83.

Zucker, Gregory

• Islam and Modernity (R), 38:174.

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