New Politics, Vol. VI, No. 2 (New Series), Winter 1997, Whole No. 22

Contents

The 1996 Elections:

• Angry Voters with No Place to Go, Thomas Harrison

• Viewed in Historical Perspective, Paul Buhle

Prospects for the Labor Party, Jane Slaughter

Downsizing the Welfare State, Betty Reid Mandell

The Rise and Decline of Louis Farrakan, Sundiata K. Cha-Jua and Clarence Long

A Critique of William Julius Wilson, Stephen Steinberg

Identity Politics and Class Struggle, Robin D. G. Kelley

Angry White Men on the Left, Jesse Lemisch

Netanyahu and the Palestinians, Adam Keller

A Plea for Reason, Evidence and Logic, Alan Sokal

Postmodernism and the Left, Barbara Epstein

Power, Resistance and Science, Naomi Weisstein

Sweeney Among the Warlords, Bob Fitch

Job-Selling at the Janitors' Local, Michael Hirsch

Was the Bolshevik Revolution a Coup?, Morris Slavin

Book Reviews

• Resisting Dehumanization, Michael Wreszin

• The Need for Feminist Struggle Persists, Laura Lee Downs

• "Somos los abandonados!", Mark Dow

• The Continuing Significance of Race, William Mosley

• What's Right with Single Payer, Elaine Bernard

• Exploiting Fears About Immigrants, John Palmer

• The CIA and the Portuguese Revolution, Loren Goldner

• World War, Class War and Hard Times, James D. Young

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