New Politics, Vol. VII, No. 1 (New Series), Summer 1998, Whole No. 25

contents

Clinton: Two Mysteries, Marvin Mandell

Rethinking the Personal as Political, Lynn Chancer

The Vendetta Against Open Enrollment, Michael Hirsch

Argentina: Social Unrest and Repression, Hernàn Camarero/Pablo Pozzi/Alejandro Schneider

Germany: the War Against Aliens, Hanna Behrend

England: "New Labor" Faces New Left Challenge, John Palmer

Vietnam: Miners and the Market, Gerard Greenfield

France (1789-94): the Mother of Revolutions, Thomas Harrison

The Strange Career of Randall Kennedy, Derrick Bell

Up from Slavery: the Myth of Black Progress, Stephen Steinberg

Meany, Reuther and the 1964 Civil Rights Act, Herbert Hill

The Resurrection of Che Guevara, Samuel Farber

Bourne Yet Again: Errors of Genealogy, Christopher Phelps

Walter Benjamin: Intellectual, Critic, Visionary, Graham Bartram

Paul Robeson: A Flawed Martyr, Barry Finger

Book Reviews

• Sidney Hook: Marxist Pioneer, Peter Drucker

• A Working Class Legend, Steve Early

• Rebelling Against Global Capitalism, Jeremy Brecher and Tim Costello

• The Ethic of Accompaniment, Gregory Sumner

• Reevaluating DuBois's Political Thought, Dean Robinson

• The Legend of Hiroshima, Jennifer Scarlott

• A Tale of Two Movements, Paul Joseph

• History from the Bottom Up, Jonathan Birnbaum

• Wall Street's Lies and False Prophets, Christopher Rude

• The Law's Relation to History, Larry Beeferman

• An Innovative History of the Left, Louis Proyect

• Subverting the Democratic Process, John Willoughby

• The Dialectic Reexamined, Paul Buhle

Discussion:

• Two Views of Albert Shanker
  • Israel Kugler

  • Paul Buhle

• The Nature of World War II
  • Joe Gladstone

  • Julius Jacobson

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