New Politics, Vol. VII, No. 2 (New Series), Winter 1999, Whole No. 26
Clinton's Enemies, Marvin MandellFalling Through the Safety Net, Betty Reid Mandell
Misusing Class-Based Affirmative Action, Stephen Steinberg
The Continuity of U.S. Imperialism, Stephen R. Shalom
The Threat of Globalization, Edward S. Herman
Class & Race in Public Higher Education, Nancy Romer
Israel: the Uphill Struggle for Peace, Adam Keller
Right-Wing Extremism in Germany, Martin Oppenheimer
Mexico: Malaise and Social Conflict, Phillip Smith
Building on the Strengths of the Socialist Feminist Tradition, Sue Ferguson
Women and the Third World: Exploring the Dangers of Difference, Meera Nanda
A Flawed History of the Popular Front, Frank A. Warren
Is Bureaucracy "Best" for Unions?, Kim Moody
Walter Reuther in Black and White: a Rejoinder to Herbert Hill, Nelson Lichtenstein
Lichtenstein s Fictions Revisited: Race and the New Labor History, Herbert Hill
Book Reviews
Film Review
- An Atlas for Our Time, Margaret Willig Crane
- Voluntary Consent, Mark Dow
- The Centrality of International Socialism, John Ehrenberg
- Commitment to Freedom, David Roediger
- Ethics and Politics, Kent Worcester
- History & Relevance of the Russian Question, Barry Finger
- Socialism or Barbarism, Dominique Frager
Correspondence
- Why Private Ryan Did Not Save Us from Vietnam, Kurt Jacobsen
- On Albert Shanker, John E. Chiaradia
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