New Politics, Vol. VIII, No. 2 (New Series), Winter 2001, Whole No. 30

contents

Election 2000: Infamy and Hope, Thomas Harrison

The Nader Campaign and the Future of the Greens, Howie Hawkins

A Real Constitutional Crisis, Kent Worcester Interviews Daniel Lazare

Welfare Reform: the War Against the Poor, Betty Reid Mandell

Race Relations: the Problem with the Wrong Name, Stephen Steinberg

The Al Aqsa Intifada: Taking off the Masks, Tikva Honig-Parnass

The Struggle for Palestine, Barry Finger

The Vatican and the Jewish Plight, H. Brand

Left Responses to Globalization

• Imperialism, Human Rights and Protectionism, Robin Hahnel

• Closing the Door on U.S. Imperialism and Capitalist Globalization, Kim Moody,

• A Draft Program for Globalization from Below, Jeremy Brecher, Tim Costello, and Brendan Smith

• "Seattle on the Tarn": French Solidarity Against Capitalist Globalization, Norm Diamond

• No Sweat: Student, Labor and the Global Economy, Christine Kelly

Is Socialism Still on The Agenda?, Michael Albert

• Marvin Mandell comments

• Barry Finger comments

• Michael Albert responds

The British Labor Party & its Centenary, Roger Spalding

Symposium: The Crisis of "New Labor"

• The Fraud of "New Labor," Liz Davies

• Reformism Without Reforms, Lindsey German

• Socialism Is Democracy, Tony Benn, MP

• "It Will require the Radical left to Make Reforms Possible," Hilary Wainwright

• "The Working Class Left Should Unite," Martin Thomas and Janine Booth

Lukács Revisted, Michael J. Thompson

Book Reviews

• A Left for Real?, David Finkel

• The State and Ruling Classes: A Marxist View, Sam Farber

Correspondence

• Nader and the Right-Wing
  • Chip Berlet
  • Howie Hawkins Responds

• The Alienation of C. Wright Mills
  • Thomas Cushman
  • Dan Geary Responds

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