New Politics, Vol. IX, No. 3 (New Series), Summer 2003, Whole No. 35
contents
Nathan Glazer and the Assassination of Affirmative Action, Stephen Steinberg
Betty Friedan and the Radical Past of Liberal Feminism, Joanne Boucher
Iraq and the Third Camp, Alan Johnson
Julius Jacobson Memorial
- Standing Fast: Julius Jacobson, 1922-2003, Barry Finger
- Memorial statements, Christopher Phelps and Ernest Erber
- Memorial letters Sam Friedman, Peter Drucker and the Center for Socialist History Board
- Cuba Today: An Interview with Samuel Farber, Joanne Landy, Thomas Harrison & Stephen R. Shalom
- The Debate Over the Recent Arrests and Sentences in Cuba, Zane Boyd
- James Petras Goes Over the Top on Cuba and the Left, Joanne Landy
- Two Campaign for Peace and Democracy Statements on Cuba
Venezuela in Two Winds, Justin Podur
Lula: New-Style Revolutionary or False Prophet?, Sue Branford
The Politics of the Cairo Declaration, Stan Crooke
The Life and Death of Socialist Zionism, Jason Schulman
Rank and File Metalworker Militancy in France and Britain, 1890-1918, Mark Hudson
Participatory Economics: An Interview with Michael Albert, Justin Podur
Letters
- Electoral Agnosticism and the Greens, Bob Guldin
- Response to Bob Guldin, Michael Hirsch
Appropriate Means: An Interview with China Miéville, Mark Bould
Book and Film Reviews
- The Only True Emancipation, Michael Löwy
- A Perusable Joy, Kurt Jacobsen
- The Revolution Fails to Devour This Child, Anis Shivani
- Matrix Reloaded and X-2: Oh So Retro, Kurt Jacobsen
Words and Pictures: Ruben Bolling, Kent Worcester
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