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New Politics, Vol. VIII, No. 4 (New Series), Winter 2002, Whole No. 32

Myth and Reality: "The War on Terrorism"

Confronting Terrorism and War, Stephen R. Shalom

Only a Democratic Foreign Policy Can Combat Terrorism, Thomas Harrison

The War at Home, Michael Hirsch

Welfare Reform After 9/11, Betty Reid Mandell

Police State Patriotism, Mark Dow
Toward an Anti-Capitalist Globe, Brian Dominick
Iraqi Sanctions: Myth and Fact, Jeff Lindemyer
On Zionism and Jewish Supremacy, Joseph Massad
An Exchange: The Democratic Party and the Left

On "Realignment" and the Left, Jason Schulman

In Answer to Jason Schulman, Barry Finger

Another Response to Jason Schulman, Howie Hawkins

Discussion: Ralph Nader and the Greens

Class and Cultural Politics and the Greens, Howie Hawkins

The Snare of Pre-Modern Romanticism, Jesse Lemisch

Debate on the Legacy of Rosa Luxemburg

A Critical Reply to Stephen E. Bronner, Alan Johnson

A Second Critical Response to Bronner, David Camfield

A Reply to David Camfield and Alan Johnson, Stephen E. Bronner
America Becoming - What Exactly?, Adolph Reed, Jr.
Race and the Steelworkers Union, Herbert Hill
Book and Film Reviews

Muckraking in a Low-Wage World, Christine Kelly

A Large and Dangerous Movement, Marvin Mandell

A Provocative Study of the Constitution, Helen Kim

Remembering Tony Cliff, Kent Worcester

Steven Spielberg's AI: Artificial Intelligence, Kurt Jacobsen

Correspondence

Stephen Shalom - More Discussion on the Democratic Party
Joanne Landy Responds

H. Brand - On the Case for Reparations
Sundiata Keita Cha-Jua Replies

Noel A. Cazenave - On "Racism" and "Racial Oppression"
Stephen Steinberg Replies

Index to Volume 8, New Series (whole numbers 29-32)
Remembering Stan Weir, Kim Moody

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