Monthly Review Volume 41, Number 9 (February 1990)

Contents of Volume 41, Number 9

• Notes from the Editors
• Review of the Month: For an Ecological Politics of Hope by Jack Weston
• Beyond Eurocentrism by Grace Lee Boggs
• The Debt Crisis and Eastern Europe by Paul Philips
• A Delinquent Account by W. H. Locke Anderson
• Correspondence:
  • Was There No Superstructure in Ancient Rome by Arthur D. Kahn
  • Capitalism and the War on Drugs by Charles Brant
• Books:
  • Can Popular Power Be Built? by Charles Downs
  • The Safety Sieve by Joseph Persky
  • One Hundred Years of Servitude by William K. Tabb
  • Criticism and the People by William Cain