Issue 23 Contents

New Politics, Vol. VI, No. 3 (New Series), Summer 1997, Whole No. 23

Discussion: Third Party Politics

Angry Voters Do Have Somewhere to Go, David Reynolds

Fusion: The Liberal Snare, Eric Chester

Rejoinder to Reynolds and Chester, Thomas Harrison

Comment, Jane Slaughter

Comment, Paul Buhle
In Defense of Social Security, Marvin Mandell
Taxation and the Deficit Scam, John Chiaradia
Ecology and Social Change, Lorna Salzman
England: the Return of Hope, Sean Matgamna
Bayard Rustin and the Black Protest Movement, Stephen Steinberg
Albert Shanker: No Flowers, Paul Buhle
Eugene Genovese and Southern Conservatives, Alex Lichtenstein
Nathan Glazer and Multiculturalism, Barry Goldberg
Social Scientists and War Criminals, Martin Oppenheimer
Mexican Standoff, Phillip Smith
The East German Civil Rights Movement, Hanna Behrend
Demonizing the Germans, Horst Brand
Kafka and Libertarian Socialism, Michael Löwy
No! In Thunder: Allen Ginsberg 1926-1997, Scott Mclemee
The Anti-colonial Movement in Vietnam, Loren Goldner
On Bureaucratic Collectivism, Barry Finger
The Russian Question and American Socialism, Julius Jacobson
Book Reviews

Goldfather of the American Right, Steve Vieux

A Flawed Political Biography, Stephen R. Shalom

Two Invented Lives, Phyllis Jacobson

The Limitations of a Neo-Nationalist, Thaddeus Russell

Popular Culture with Panache, Kent Worcester

The Uniqueness of Scottish Dissent, Raymond Challinor
Exchange

Edward S. Herman
Jesse Lemisch

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