New Politics, Vol. VI, No. 4 (New Series), Winter 1998, Whole No. 24

Contents

The "New" AFL-CIO Organizes -- Itself!, Kim Moody

Part-time Work: A Mobilizing Issue, Chris Tilly

UPS Strike: A Landmark Victory, Martha Gruelle

Union Politicking in the N.Y.C. Elections, Michael Hirsch

Affirmative Action and the Left, Reginald Wilson

Netanyahu as a Reality, Maxim Ghilan

Symposium: the Relevance of Marxism

On the 150th Anniversary of the Communist Manifesto

• Introduction, Julius Jacobson

• A Tribute to The Manifesto, Loren Goldner

• The Communist Manifesto And the Russian Revolution, Sean Matgamna

• The Manifesto's Libertarian Vision, Luciana Castellina

• The Communist Manifesto: Insights and Problems, Murray Bookchin

• After Marxism, Marx: The Manifesto After 150 Years, Paul Mattick, Jr.

• Beyond Civil Society, John Ehrenberg

• Marxism's Anniversary, Long Live (a piece of) Marxism!, Michael Albert

• A Future for Marxism, Nancy Fraser

• Marxism in the Age of Information, David McNally

• Interpreting the World (Without Necessarily Changing It), Barbara Epstein

• The Manifesto Remains a Guide, Ian Birchall

• Marxism - The Divided Legacy, Carl Boggs

• The Reopening of Marx's System, Edward Herman

• Socialism as Self-Emancipation, Nancy Holmstrom

• The Spectre of Financial Crisis And the Failure of the Left, Roslyn Bologh & Leonard Mell

• The Manifesto's Strength and Flaws, James Petras

• Past and Present of The Manifesto, Michael Löwy

• Rethinking the History of Marxism, Eli Zaretsky

• Communism or "Socialism"? A Return to Marx and Engels, Paul Robeson, Jr.

Book Reviews

• Environmentalism and Electoral Politics, Lorna Salzman

• "Family Values" & the Shorter Work Week, Joanne Landy

• Solidarity with East Timor, Stephen Shalom

Index of Volume VI (New Series)

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