New Politics, Vol. VII, No. 3 (New Series), Summer 1999, Whole No. 27

contents

Kosovo

• Reflections on NATO and Kosovo, Stephen R. Shalom

• Responses
  • Kosovo--Between Milosevic and NATO, Barry Finger

  • Self-Determination and Diplomacy, Joanne Landy

  • Self-Determination Without Strings, Julius Jacobson

• Stephen R. Shalom Replies

  (See also further Kosovo/a discussion.)

Third Party Perspectives: Three Views

• Are the Greens Ready for Success?, Howie Hawkins

• The Labor Party: New Political Architecture, Sean Sweeney

• For a Political Alternative to Clintonism, Thomas Harrison

Black Resistance in the Age of Jim Crow, Barry Goldberg

Toward a Strategy for Women's Economic Equality, Chris Tilly and Randy Albelda

Whose Millenium?, an Essay Review, David Finkel

The Impasse of Market Socialism, David McNally

An Interview with Subcommandante Insurgente Marcos, Kerry Appel

Chiapas: Foreshadowing a Massacre, Norm Diamond

Where Did Paul Robeson Stand?, Barry Finger

The Third Camp as History and a Living Legacy, Alan Johnson

Book Reviews:

• Journeys into Death, Belonging, and Hope, Michael Forman

• Anthropology and Political Economy, Lesley Gill

• Remembering an Expansive Decade, Gregory Sumner

• An Old Time Liberal, Michael Wreszin

• Moving Backwards with Clinton, Joanne Landy

• Howe Little They Understand, Jason Schulman

• Negotiating Feminism, Jessie Klein

Film Review: Camping Out: Roberto Benigni's "Life Is Beautiful", Kurt Jacobsen

New Politics welcomes comments from readers on Kosovo, Third Parties, or any other topic discussed in our pages. Comments may be sent to newpoliticsjournal@gmail.com.

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