Monthly Review Volume 46, Number 3 (July-August 1994)

Contents of Volume 46, Number 3

• Notes from the Editors
• Review of the Month: The Fifteenth Anniversary of the Sandinista Triumph: An Interview with a Revolutionary Priest by Joseph E. Mulligan, S. J.
• From Opportunity to Imperative: The History of the Market by Ellen Meiksins Wood
• Sweden: The Model That Never Was by Peter Cohen
• The Responsibility of Historians by Roxanne Dunbar Ortiz
• North Korea: The Pentagon and Issues of War and Peace in the Asia-Pacific Region by Daniel B. Schirmer
• The Disability Rights Movement and the Left by James I. Charlton
• Europe’s Crises by Daniel Singer
• Of Human Rights and Wrongs: China and the United States by Robert Weil
• Books:
  • Progress and Power Post-Industrial Style by Robert Engler
  • The Hormel Strike: Workers’ Power, Business Unionism, and the Left by Bruce Nissen