December

• Review of the Month: The Planetary Emergency by John Bellamy Foster and Brett Clark
• Reprise: Lenin and the “Aristocracy of Labor” by Eric Hobsbawm
• What Makes the Working Class a Revolutionary Subject? by Michael A. Lebowitz
• Remembering Walter Rodney by Issa G. Shivji
• Review: Springsteen’s Wrecking Ball and the Plague of the 99% by Stephen Maher
• Review: The Anthropology Wars by Eliza Jane Darling

Contents of Volume 61, Number 7

• Notes from the Editors
• Review of the Month: Seize the Crisis! by Samir Amin
• The Vulnerable Planet Fifteen Years Later by John Bellamy Foster
• Farmers, Mao, and Discontent in China by Dongping Han
• The Assassination of Fred Hampton by the FBI and the Chicago Police, Forty Years Later by An interview with Jeffrey Haas
• Reprise: Psychology and Social Science by C. Wright Mills
• Reviews:
  • Cancer and Cold War Capitalism by Susan M. Chambré
  • Got Gas?
    Mark Thomas Belches Out the Coca-Cola Company by B Wardlaw

Contents of Volume 59, Number 7

• Notes from the Editors
• Review of the Month: Political Islam in the Service of Imperialism by Samir Amin
• Abu Ghraib and Insaniyat by Arshin Adib-Moghaddam
• Self-Sourcing: How Corporations Get Us to Work Without Pay! by Martha E. Gimenez
• Exchange
  • On the History of Imperialism Theory by Research Unit for Political Economy
  • Rediscovering the History of Imperialism: A Reply by John Bellamy Foster
• Documents? The Nabi Papers by “Isador Nabi”
• Correspondence
  • a Guaranteed Annual Income Will Not Work by Ken Collier
  • A Reply by Stephen J. Fortunato Jr.
• Review: Reclaim the Neighborhood, Change the World by Vijay Prashad

Contents of Volume 57, Number 7

• Notes from the Editors
• Review of the Month: Crossing Race and Nationality: The Racial Formation of Asian Americans, 1852–1965 by Bob Wing
• Poetry: The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882; Disassembled Wonder by Denise Bergman
• Natural History and the Nature of History by Richard York & Brett Clark
• The Glory and the Gutting: Steeler Nation and the Humiliation of Pittsburgh by Charles McCollester
• Labor, the State, and the Struggle for a Democratic Zimbabwe by Patrick Bond & Richard Saunders
• Review: Kathy Kell’s Chispa by Vijay Prashad

Contents of Volume 55, Number 7

• Notes from the Editors
• Review of the Month: U.S. Hegemony: Continuing Decline, Enduring Danger by Richard B. Du Boff
• The Demand for Order and the Birth of Modern Policing by Kristian Williams
• Poetry: Sneak and Peak by Marge Piercy
• Correspondence: Q&A Regarding ‘The Global Minotaur’ by Joseph Halevi and Yanis Varoufakis
• Reviews:
  • Unsustainable Cities by Brett Clark
  • Poisoning Our Food by Eddie J. Girdner
  • Language Reveals All by Heinz L. Kretzenbacher
  • The Tragedy of Rwanda by Kulin Robinson