Escolar Documentos
Profissional Documentos
Cultura Documentos
Index
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Alphabetized by Author
1987S2017
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Ado, Anatoly. The Role of the French Revolution in the Transition from Feudalism to
Capitalism. (C)54:3(1990), 361S366
Albert, Michael, and Robin Hahnel. Reply [to Comments by Kotz and O’Neill].
(C)66:1(2002), 26S28
Albert, Michael, and Robin Hahnel. Comment [on Kotz]. (C)66:1(2002), 111S113
Albert, Michael, and Robin Hahnel. Comment [on O’Neill]. (C)66:1(2002), 154S156
Alcoff, José, and Linda Martín Alcoff. Autonomism in Theory and Practice.
(A)79:2(2015), 221S242
Alcoff, Linda Martín, and José Alcoff. Autonomism in Theory and Practice.
(A)79:2(2015), 221S242
Alcorn, John. Argument and Allocation: The Contention of Ajax and Ulysses for the
Armor of Achilles. (A)58:2(1994), 163S174
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Au, Wayne. Vygotsky and Lenin on Learning: The Parallel Structures of Individual and
Social Development. (A)71:3(2007), 273S298
Amin, Samir. Colonialism and the Rise of Capitalism: A Comment. (C)54:1(1990), 67S72
Anderson, Kevin. Lenin’s Encounter with Hegel After Eighty Years: A Critical
Assessment. (A)59:3(1995), 298S319
Anderson, Kevin B. A Recently Discovered Article by Erich Fromm on Trotsky and the
Russian Revolution. (C)66:2(2002), 266S271
Andreyev, A., M. Jovchuk and M. Maslin. Soviet Philosophy Today: Perspectives and
New Directions. (C)51:3(1987), 339S346
Angotti, Thomas. The Housing Question: Progressive Agenda and Socialist Program.
(RA)54:1(1990), 86S97
Aptheker, Bettina. Fireweed: Fusion of the Personal and Political in an Extraordinary Life.
(RA)70:3(2006), 411S417
Aptheker, Herbert. American Negro Slave Revolts: Fifty Years Gone. (C)51:1(1987),
68S71
Aptheker, Herbert. The Soviet Collapse and the Surrounding Capitalist World.
(C)62:2(1998), 283S284
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Aptheker, Herbert. The Last Days: Some Memories of the War. (C)66:2(2002), 263S266
Arena, John. Bringing in the Black Working Class: The Black Urban Regime Strategy.
(A)75:2(2011), 153S179
Arrighi, Giovanni. Global Capitalism and the Persistence of the NorthSSouth Divide.
(C)65:4(2001S2002), 469S476
Ash, Michael and Roberta Garner. Contemplating the Unusual and Unpredictable.
(RA)74:2(2010), 248S258
Auerbach, Paul, and Peter Skott. Capitalist Trends and Socialist Priorities.
(C)57:2(1993), 194S204
Bakan, Abigail B., and Daiva Stasiulis. Foreigh Domestic Worker Policy in Canada and
the Social Boundaries of Modern Citizenship. (A)58:1(1994), 7S33
Bakir, Ergodan, and Al Campbell. Neoliberalism, the Rate of Profit and the Rate of
Accumulation. (A)74:3(2010), 323S342
Balaban, Oded. The Positivistic Nature of the Critical Theory. (A)53:4(1989S90), 442S458
Baragar, Fletcher, and Robert Chernomas. Profits from Production and Profits from
Exchange: Financialization, Household Debt and Profitability in 21st-Century Capitalism.
(A)76:3(2012), 319S339
Barbalet, J. M. Class Action and Class Theory: Contra Culture, Pro Emotion.
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(C)60:4(1996S97), 478S485
Barrett, Neil. A Bright Shining Star: The CPGB and Anti-Fascist Activism in the 1930s.
(A)61:1(1997), 10S26
Barrow, Clyde W. The Marx Problem in Marxian State Theory. (A)64:1(2000), 87S118
Barrow, Clyde W. Plain Marxists, Sophisticated Marxists, and C. Wright Mills’ The Power
Elite. (A)71:4(2007), 400S430
Becker, Marc. Mariátegui, the Comintern, and the Indigenous Question in Latin America.
(A) 70:4(2006), 450S479
Berland, Oscar. The Emergence of the Communist Perspective on the “Negro Question”
in America: 1919S1931 (Part One). (A)63:4(1999S2000), 411S432
Berland, Oscar. The Emergence of the Communist Perspective on the “Negro Question”
in America: 1919S1931 (Part Two). (A)64:2(2000), 194S217
Berland, Oscar. Nasanov and the Comintern’s American Negro Program. (C)65:2(2001),
226S228
Betances, Emelio. The Dominican Grassroots Movement and the Organized Left,
1978S1986. (A)79:3(2015), 388S413
Bichler, Shimson. Political Power Shifts in Israel, 1977 and 1992: Unsuccessful Electoral
Economics or Long Range Realignment? (A)58:4(1994S95), 415S439
Bichler, Shimson, and Jonathan Nitzan. Inflation and Accumulation: The Case of Israel.
(A)64:3(2000), 274S309
Bichler, Shimson, and Jonathan Nitzan. The Rockefeller Boys. (C)71:2(2007), 243S249
Blue, Gregory. Joseph Needham, Heterodox Marxism and the Social Background to
Chinese Science. (A)62:2(1998), 195S217
Bowles, Paul, and Tony Stone. China’s Reforms: A Study in the Application of Historical
Materialism. (A)55:3(1991), 261S290
Bozkurt, Umut. Neoliberalism with a Human Face: Making Sense of the Justice and
Development Party’s Neoliberal Populism in Turkey. (A)77:3(2013), 372S396
Braa, Dean M. The Great Potato Famine and the Transformation of Irish Peasant Society.
(A)61:2(1997), 193S215
Brass, Tom. Modern Capitalism and Unfree Labor: The Unsaying of Marxism. 78:3(A),
288S311
Brass, Tom. Who These Days is Not a Subaltern? The Populist Drift of Global Labor
History. (A)80:1(2017), 10S34
Brass, Tom. Class Struggle and Unfree Labor: The (Marxist) Road Not Taken.
(A)81:2(2017), 197S219
Bridenthal, Renate, and David Laibman. Introduction [to Special Issue, “The Deep
Structure of the Present Moment”]. (A)69:3(2005), 278S283
Bridenthal, Renate, John P. Pittman, and Shana A. Russell. The Russian Revolution:
One Century Later. Special Issue. 81:4(2017)
Broadhead, Lee-Anne, and Sean Howard. Nanotechnology and the Developing Critique
of Scientism. (C)74:4(2010), 553S562
Browne, Paul Leduc. Disposable Time, Freedom, and Care. (A)75:3(2011), 297S324
Buey, Francisco Fernandez, and Carles Muntaner. Marxisms Against the Current:
Weighing the Decade of the Eighties. (C)58:4(1994S95), 471S481
Buhle, Paul. The Left in American Comics: Rethinking the Visual Vernacular.
(RA)71:3(2007), 348S356
Bulavka, Lyudmila, and Aleksandr Buzgalin. The Oligarchy, the State and the
Intelligentsia: Khodorkovsky as a Mirror of the Counter-Points of Post-Soviet Russia.
(C)80:2(2016), 248S256
Burbach, Roger, and William I. Robinson. The Fin de Siecle Debate: Globalization as
Epochal Shift. (A)63:1(1999), 10S39
Burkett, Paul. Value, Capital and Nature: Some Ecological Implications of Marx’s Critique
of Political Economy. (A)60:3(1996), 332S359
Burkett, Paul. Nature and Value Theory: Airing Out the Issues. (C)67:4(2003S04),
452S462
Burns, Peter, S.J. Socialism, Social Democracy, and Markets. (C)59:2(1995), 193S197
Burns, Tony. Joseph Dietzgen and the History of Marxism. (A)66:2(2002), 202S227
Buzgalin, Aleksandr. The October Revolution: Practice as the Impulse for the
Development of Theory. (A)81:4(2017), 501S514
Buzgalin, Aleksandr, and Andrey Kolganov. Ukraine: Who Is to Blame, and What
Needs to Be Done? (RA)81:2(2017), 287S296
Buzgalin, Aleksandr V., and Andrey I. Kolganov. The Anatomy of Twenty-First Century
Exploitation: From Traditional Extraction of Surplus Value to Exploitation of Creative
Activity. (A)77:4(2013), 486S511
Buzgalin, Aleksandr, and Lyudmila Bulavka. The Oligarchy, the State and the
Intelligentsia: Khodorkovsky as a Mirror of the Counter-Points of Post-Soviet Russia.
(C)80:2(2016), 248S256
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Byron, Chris. Essence and Alienation: Marx’s Theory of Human Nature. (A)80:3(2016),
375S394
Cahan, Jean Axelrad. The Concept of Property in Marx’s Theory of History: A Defense
of the Autonomy of the Socioeconomic Base. (A)58:4(1994S95), 392S414
Callaghan, John. Colonies, Racism, the CPGB and the Comintern in the Inter-War Years.
(C)61:4(1997S98), 513S525
Callinicos, Alex, and Eduardo da Motta e Albuquerque. Introduction [to Special Issue:
“Crises and Transformation of Capitalism: Marx’s Investigations and Contemporary
Analysis”]. 80:4(2016), 444S453
Callinicos, Alex, and Joseph Choonara. How Not to Write About the Rate of Profit: A
Critique of David Harvey. (A)80:4(2016), 481S494
Campbell, Al. Reply [to Cottrell & Cockshott and Campbell]. (C)66:1(2002), 47S49
Campbell, Al, and Ergodan Bakir. Neoliberalism, the Rate of Profit and the Rate of
Accumulation. (A)74:3(2010), 323S342
Campbell, Al. Guest Editor. Special Issue, “Designing Socialism: Visions, Projections,
Models.” 76:2(2012)
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Campbell, Al. “Introduction” [to Special Issue, “Designing Socialism: Visions, Projections,
Models”]. 76:2(2012), 140S146
Carling, Alan. Analytical Marxism and Historical Materialism: The Debate on Social
Evolution. (A)57:1(1993), 31S65
Carling, Alan. Marxism Today: What Can We Learn from Yesterday? (RA)63:1(1999),
89S97
Carling, Alan. The PrincipalSAgent Problem for Egalitarians: Bowles, Gintis and Their
Critics. (RA)66:3(2002), 408S416
Carling, Alan. Karl Marx’s Theory of History and the Recovery of the Marxian Tradition.
(A)70:2(2006), 275S297
Carling, Alan. Problems of the Deep: Intention and History. (C)73:1(2009), 97S109
Carling, Alan, and Paul Wetherly. Introduction [to Special Issue, “Rethinking Marx and
History”]. (A)70:2(2006), 146S153
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Carr, Barry. Crisis in Mexican Communism: The Extraordinary Congress of the Mexican
Communist Party (Part 2). (A)51:1(1987), 43S67
Castañeda, Jorge. Realism for Latin America: Finding and Achieving the Possible.
(A)69:2(2005), 138S142
Ceplair, Larry. The Base and Superstructure Debate in the Hollywood Communist Party.
(A)72:3(2008), 319S348
Chattopadhyay, Paresh. Value and Exploitation: Marx’s Problem and Skillman’s Solution.
(A)62:2(1998), 218S240
Chernomas, Robert, and Fletcher Baragar. Profits from Production and Profits from
Exchange: Financialization, Household Debt and Profitability in 21st-Century Capitalism.
(A)76:3(2012), 319S339
Cherry, Robert. Race and Gender Aspects of Marxian Macromodels: The Case of the
Social Structure of Accumulation School, 1948S68. (A)55:1(1991), 60S78
Chizuka, Tadami, and Michio Shibata. Marxist Studies of the French Revolution in
Japan. (C)54:3(1990), 366S374
Choi, Wai Kit. Toward a Communist Immanent Critique: Maoism, the Frankfurt School,
and Angelus Novus. (C)73:2(2009), 208S216
Choi, Wai Kit. Revolutionary Shanghai: Rethinking Class and the Politics of Difference
Through Chinese Communism. (A)73:2(2009), 242S260
Choonara, Joseph, and Alex Callinicos. How Not to Write About the Rate of Profit: A
Critique of David Harvey. (A)80:4(2016), 481S494
Clay, John. The Deep Difference Between Labor and Use-Value: Comment.
(C)70:3(2006), 375S378
Clow, Michael. Solar Energy is No Panacea for Ecological Limits on Economic Activity.
(C)62:2(1998), 266S276
Cockshott, W. Paul, and Allin F. Cottrell. Value, Markets and Socialism. (A)61:3(1997),
330S357
Cockshott, Paul, and Allin Cottrell. Comment [on Campbell]. (C)66:1(2002), 43S44
Cockshott, Paul, and Allin Cottrell. The Relation Between Economic and Political
Instances in the Communist Mode of Production. (A)66:1(2002), 50S64
Cockshott, Paul, and Allin Cottrell. Reply [to Comments by Devine and Laibman].
(C)66:1(2002), 70S71
Cockshott, Paul, and Allin Cottrell. Comment [on Kotz]. (C)66:1(2002), 109S110
Cockshott, Paul, and Dave Zachariah. Credit Crunch: Origins and Orientation.
(A)74:3(2010), 343S361
Cockshott, Paul, and Allin Cottrell. Answers to five questions, distributed throughout
Special Issue, “Designing Socialism.” 76:2(2012), 147S261
Colodny, Robert G. The Problem of the Ruling Class in Marxist Theory: A Comment.
(C)51:1(1987), 93S96
Colodny, Robert G. The U. S. Political Culture of the 1930s and the American Response
to the Spanish Civil War. (A)53:1(1989), 47S61
Concheiro, Elvira. A Century After His Death: Friedrich Engels and the Concept of
Political Parties. (A)62:1(1998), 163S180
at Work: New Sectors and New Regions in the Current Transition Towards a New Phase
of Capitalism. (A)80:4(2016), 566S580
Cottrell, Allin F., and W. Paul Cockshott. Value, Markets and Socialism. (A)61:3(1997),
330S357
Cottrell, Allin, and Paul Cockshott. Comment [on Campbell]. (C)66:1(2002), 43S44
Cottrell, Allin, and Paul Cockshott. The Relation Between Economic and Political
Instances in the Communist Mode of Production. (A)66:1(2002), 50S64
Cottrell, Allin, and Paul Cockshott. Reply [to Comments by Devine and Laibman].
(C)66:1(2002), 70S71
Cottrell, Allin, and Paul Cockshott. Comment [on Kotz]. (C)66:1(2002), 109S110
Cottrell, Allin, and Paul Cockshott. Answers to five questions, distributed throughout
Special Issue, “Designing Socialism.” (A)76:2(2012), 147S261
Cross, Richard, and Andrew Flinn. Introduction [to Special Issue, “Biography Meets
History: Communist Party Lives in International Perspective”]. (A)70:1(2006), 11S21
Dale, Russell, and Justin P. Holt. Introduction [to Special Issue: “Socializing
Philosophy”]. 80(1), 4S8
da Motta e Albuquerque, Eduardo, and Alex Callinicos. Introduction [to Special Issue:
“Crises and Transformation of Capitalism: Marx’s Investigations and Contemporary
Analysis”]. 80:4(2016), 444S453
Davidson, Neil. Marx and Engels on the Scottish Highlands. (A)65:3(2001), 286S326
Davis, Ann E. Marx and the Mixed Economy: Money, Accumulation, and the Role of the
State. (A)74:3(2010), 409S428
Day, Richard B., and Daniel Gaido. Permanent Revolution SS But Without Socialism?
(C)77:3(2013), 397S404
Deep History: A Symposium on David Laibman’s Deep History: A Study in Social Evolution
and Human Potential. 73:1(2009), 77S143
Dennis, Michael. The Other Good Fight: Hollywood Talent and the Working-Class
Movement of the 1930s. (A)80:2(2016), 170S195
Devinatz, Victor G. A Cold War at International Harvester: The Schachtmanites and the
Farm Equipment Workers Union’s Demise, 1946S1955. (A)72:2(2008), 182S207
Devinatz, Victor G. The United Auto Workers Union as American Vanguard, 1935 to
1970: Reality or Illusion? (RA)73:3(2009), 403S410
Devinatz, Victor G. Union Solidarity, Collective Struggle and the Caterpillar Labor
Dispute, 1991S1998. (C)74:4(2010), 546S553
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Devinatz, Victor G. A Cold War Thaw in the International Working Class Movement? The
World Federation of Trade Unions and the International Confederation of Free Trade
Unions, 1967S1977. (A)77:3(2013), 342S371
Devine, Pat. Introduction [to Special Issue, “Building Socialism Theoretically: Alternatives
to Capitalism and the Invisible Hand”]. (A)66:1(2002), 5S6
Devine, Pat. Answers to five questions, distributed throughout Special Issue, “Designing
Socialism.” (A)76:2(2012), 147S261
Ding, Xiaoqin. The Socialist Market Economy: China and the World. (C)73:2(2009),
235S241
Ding, Xiaoqin, Peihua Mao, and Xing Yin. Answers to five questions, distributed
throughout Special Issue, “Designing Socialism.” (A)76:2(2012), 147S261
Ding, Xiaoqin, and Pinyue Lu. A Dual-Level Theory of the Creation of Labor Value.
(A)81:1(2017), 54S72
DiQuattro, Arthur. The Labor Theory of Value and Simple Commodity Production.
(A)71:4(2007), 455S483
DiQuattro, Arthur. MEGA2 and the New Marx Scholarship. (RA)75:2(2011), 262S266
DiSalvo, Jackie. Occupy Wall Street: Creating a Strategy for a Spontaneous Movement.
(A)79:2(2015), 264S287
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Dore, Mohammed. Growth Theory Without the Steady State. (RA)59:1(1995), 87S94
Dunn, Bill. Class, Capital and the Global Unfree Market: Resituating Theories of
Monopoly Capitalism and Unequal Exchange. (A)31:3(2017), 348S374
Editorial Perspectives
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68:4(2004S05), 389S395
The Two-Way Challenge. 69:1(2005), 3S4
A Small Transition. 69:2(2005), 135S136
Getting to the Roots. 69:3(2005), 277
Social Security. 69:4(2005), 521S528
Red Butterflies Flap Their Wings: A Parallel Twentieth Century. 70:1(2006),
3S10
Once More on the Arrows, Cycles, and Cunning of History. 70:2(2006), 145
Flea Markets. 70:3(2006), 301S307
A Tiny Red Butterfly Wing Flap. 70:4(2006), 443S449
Transitions. 71:1(2007), 3S6
Privatization, Rational Choice, Human Agency, and Prospect Park.
71:2(2007), 139S145
The Passionate Political Economy of the Minimum Wage. 71:3(2007),
267S272
On Being in a Hurry. 71:4(2007), 393S399
Marxism, Socialism, China and the World. 72:1(2008), 3S10
What If? The Pleasures and Perils of Counterfactual History. 72:2(2008),
131S135, 142S146
Integrated with the Enemy. 72:3(2008), 259S265
Year Naming, Millennial Transitions, and English: A Trivial Observation, and
Prediction. 72:4(2008), 383S388
Globalization, Deep History, and A Victory Celebration. 73:1(2009), 3S5
China: Realities at the Crossroads, Perspectives in Contention. 73:2(2009),
163S164
John McKay Cammett, July 8, 1927SJuly 30, 2008, by Frank Rosengarten.
73:2(2009), 164S166
The Onset of Great Depression II: Conceptualizing the Crisis. 73:3(2009), 299S308
Art, Science and Globalization. 73:4(2009), 445S451
Why Marxism? Approaching an Old Question from a New Standpoint.
74:1(2010), 3S11
“Explaining” the Crisis: Shoals O’ Red Herrings. 74:2(2010), 149S156
Economic Crisis, Logorrheia, and the Enduring Marxist Vision. 74:3(2010),
285
Once Again on Reform, Revolution and Socialism. 74:4(2010), 453S460
A Reflection on Secularism, Elitism and Epistemology. 75:1(2011), 3S7
There Is a Revolutionary Alternative (TIARA). 75:2(2011), 145S152
Science & Society at 75. 75:3(2011), 289S296
Afghanistan: The Deep Structure of a Complex and Adverse Moment. 75:4(2011),
447S453
An Embrace Across the Generations, as W e Begin Our Fourth
Quarter Century. 76:1(2012), 3S9
The Socialism Discussion Widens SS and This is Just the Beginning! 76:2(2012),
139
Whither the Occupy Movement: Models and Proposals. 76:3(2012), 283S290
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Ehrbar, Hans. The Ruling Class Without Conceptual Preliminaries: A Reply to John
Hoffman. (C)52:1(1988), 93S102
Ehrenberg, John. Class Politics and the State: Lenin and the Contradictions of Socialism.
(A)59:3(1995), 437S463
Eley, Geoff. From Cultures of Militancy to the Politics of Culture: Writing the History of
British Communism. (C)61:1(1997), 119S131
Ellner, Steve. Leftist Goals and the Debate over Anti-Neoliberal Strategy in Latin America.
(A)68:1 (2004), 10S32
Ellner, Steve. The Defensive Strategy on the Left in Latin America: Objective and
Subjective Conditions in the Age of Globalization. (C)70:3(2006), 397S410
Ellner, Steve. The Perennial Debate over Socialist Goals Played Out in Venezuela.
(A)74:1(2010), 63S84
Ellner, Steve. The Rightward Drift of a Latin American Social Democrat. (RA)75:3(2011),
419S428
Ercan, Fuat, and Sebnem Oguz. Rethinking Anti-Neoliberal Strategies Through the
Perspective of Value Theory: Insights from the Turkish Case. (A)71:2(2007), 173S202
Farmer, Stephanie, and Sean Noonan. The Contradictions of Capital and Mass Transit:
Chicago, USA. (A)78:1(2014), 61S87
Federici, Silvia. Women, Gender Oppression, and Science. (RA)70:4(2006), 550 S555
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Fineschi, Roberto. “Capital in General” and “Competition” in the Making of Capital: The
German Debate. (A)73:1(2009), 54S76
Fishman, George. Taking a Stand for Freedom in Revolutionary New Jersey: Prime’s
Petition of 1786. (C)56:3(1992), 353S356
Fishman, Nina, Anita J. Prazmowska, and Holger Heith. Communist Coalmining Union
Activists and Postwar Reconstruction, 1945S52: Germany, Poland, and Britain.
(A)70:1(2006), 74S97
Flaherty, Diane. Self-Management and the Future of Socialism: Lessons from Yugoslavia.
(A)56:1(1992), 92S108
Flaherty, Diane. Agency, History and the Impossibility Theorem: Lessons from Yugoslav
Self-Management. (C)73:1(2009), 118S130
Flinn, Andrew, and Richard Cross. Introduction [to Special Issue, “Biography Meets
History: Communist Party Lives in International Perspective”]. (A)70:1(2006), 11S21
Floyd, Kevin. Closing the (Heterosexual) Frontier: Midnight Cowboy as National Allegory.
(A)65:1(2001), 99S130
Foley, Barbara. Crossroads: China’s Future Under Debate: An Interview with Fengzhen
Wang and Shaobo Xie. (A)73:2(2009), 193S207
Foley, Barbara, and Bernard H. Moss, Guest Editors. China: Socialism, Capitalism,
Market: What Now? Where Next? (Special Issue.) 73:2(2009)
Foley, Barbara, and Bernard H. Moss. Introduction [to Special Issue]. 73:2(2009),
167S169
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Gaido, Daniel, and Lucas Poy. Under German Eyes: Germán Avé-Lallemant and the
Origins of Marxism in Argentina. (A)75:4(2011), 480S505
Gaido, Daniel, and Richard B. Day. Permanent Revolution SS But Without Socialism?
(C)77:3(2013), 397S404
Gaido, Daniel, and Velia Luparello. Strategy and Tactics in a Revolutionary Period: U.
S. Trotskyism and the European Revolution, 1943S1946. (A)78:4(2014),484S512
Garner, Larry, and Roberta Garner. Socio-Economic Security and Insecurity in Socialist
and Capitalist Political Economies: A Survey Study of Two European Cities.
(A)55:1(1991), 5S25
Garner, Larry, and Roberta Garner. Socialism, Capitalism and Health: A Comment.
(C)58:1(1994), 79S84
Garner, Larry, and Roberta Garner. How the US Hasn’t Been the Same Since the SU
Passed Away. (A)75:1(2011), 91S98
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Garner, Roberta, and Michael Ash. Contemplating the Unusual and Unpredictable.
(RA)74:2(2010), 248S258
Garner, Roberta, and Larry Garner. Socialism, Capitalism and Health: A Comment.
(C)58:1(1994), 79S84
Garner, Roberta, and Larry Garner. How the US Hasn’t Been the Same Since the SU
Passed Away. (A)75:1(2011), 91S98
Gettleman, Marvin E. “No Varsity Teams”: New York’s Jefferson School of Social
Science, 1943S1956. (A)66:3(2002), 336S359
Gettleman, Marvin E. Introduction [to Special Issue, “The Spanish Civil War”].
(A)68:3(2004), 263S271
Gimenez, Martha, and Lise Vogel. Introduction [to Special Issue, “MarxistSFeminist
Thought Today”]. (A)69:1(2005), 5S10
Giouras, Thanasis. The Critic and the Sophist: The Doctoral Dissertations of Karl Marx
and Wilhelm Roscher. (A)78:2(2014), 153S180
Goldstone, Jack A. Europe Vs. Asia: Missing Data and Misconceptions. (C)67:2(2003),
184S195
Goldway, David. A Neglected Page of History: The Story of May Day. (C)69:2(2005),
218S224
Gomberg, Paul. Why Distributive Justice Is Impossible but Contributive Justice Would
Work. (A)80:1(2016), 31S55
Gomez de Deus, Leonardo, et al. A Theory in the Making: Marx’s Drafts of Capital and
the Notebooks on the Crisis of 1866. (A)80:4)(2016), 468S480
Graham, Helen. The Spanish Civil War, 1936S2003: The Return of Republican Memory.
(A)68:3(2004), 313S328
Grant, John. Marcuse Remade? Theory and Explanation in Hardt and Negri.
(A)74:1(2010), 37S62
Griffiths, Richard. Fascism and the Planned Economy: “Neo-Socialism” and “Planisme”
in France and Belgium in the 1930s. (A)69:4(2005), 580S593
Gritsensko, Victoria, and Vladimir Orlov. Universal Labor and the Future of Value.
(A)81:1(2017), 35S53
Gulalp, Haldun. Capital Accumulation, Classes and the Relative Autonomy of the State.
(A)51:3(1987), 287S313
Gutiérrez Sanín, Francisco. Elite Perceptions of Workers, Conflict and Socialism: The
Case of Poland, 1956S1989. (A)59:4(1995S96), 470S497
Hahnel, Robin, and Michael Albert. Reply [to Comments by Kotz and O’Neill].
(C)66:1(2002), 26S28
Hahnel, Robin, and Michael Albert. Comment [on Kotz]. (C)66:1(2002), 111S113
Hahnel, Robin, and Michael Albert. Comment [on O’Neill]. (C)66:1(2002), 154S156
Hammond, John L. The Resource Curse and Oil Revenues in Angola and Venezuela.
(A)75:3(2011), 348S378
Harker, Ben. Class Composition: The Ballad of John Axon, Cultural Debate and the Late
1950s British Left. (A)73:3(2009), 340S355
Harkins, James. The Socialism of Gracchus Babeuf on the Eve of the French Revolution.
(A)54:4(1990S91), 427S441
Harris, Jerry. To Be Or Not to Be: The Nation-Centric World Order Under Globalization.
(A)69:3(2005), 329S340
Harris, Jerry. The Conflict for Power in Transnational Class Theory. (C)67:3(2003),
329S339
Harris, Jerry. Statist Globalization in China, Russia and the Gulf States. (A)73:1(2009),
6S33
Harris, Jerry. The Center Cannot Hold: The Struggle for Reform in the Communist Party,
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