May

• Review of the Month: Who Will Lead the U.S. Working Class? by Michael D. Yates
• The Political Economy of Decollectivization in China by Zhun Xu
• Violence, USA: The Warfare State and the Hardening of Everyday Life by Henry A. Giroux
• What they call acts of god by Marge Piercy
• The Struggle for Food Sovereignty in South Korea by Byeong-Seon Yoon , Won-Kyu Song and Hae-jin Lee

Contents of Volume 63, Number 1

• Notes from the Editors
• Review of the Month:On the Laws of Capitalism: Insights from the Sweezy-Schumpeter Debate by John Bellamy Foster
• The Laws of Capitalism by Paul M. Sweezy
• The Dialectic of Structure and History: An Introduction by István Mészáros
• Reviews:
  • Labor’s Love Lost: War Among the Unions by Jon Flanders
  • Labor Revolts in the 1970s by Elly Leary
  • The Jack O’Dell Story by Paul Buhle
  • Woody Guthrie: Redder than Remembered by Scott Borchert

Contents of Volume 61, Number 1

• Notes from the Editors
• Review of the Month: Capitalism in Wonderland by Richard York, Brett Clark, and John Bellamy Foster
• Inconvenient Truths about ‘Real Existing’ Zionism by Jacques Hersh
• Poetry: Who’s Naïve? by Marge Piercy
• Reviews:
  • Mao Zedong: Chinese, Communist, Poet by Jonah Raskin
  • Slumlord Aesthetics and the Question of Indian Poverty by Nandini Chandra
• Reprise: Why Socialism? by Albert Einstein
• Correspondence: Prophets of the ‘ Permanent War Economy’ by Ernest Haberkern

Contents of Volume 59, Number 1

• Notes from the Editors
• Review of the Month: The Imperialist World System: Paul Baran’s Political Economy of Growth After Fifty Years by John Bellamy Foster
• China, Capitalist Accumulation, and Labor by Martin Hart-Landsberg & Paul Burkett
• Healing the Rift: Metabolic Restoration in Cuban Agriculture by Rebecca Clausen
• The Left Opposition in Germany: Why Is the Left So Weak When So Many Look for Political Alternatives? by Ingo Schmidt
• Review: Venezuela: Who Could Have Imagined? by Doug Dowd

Contents of Volume 57, Number 1

• Notes from the Editors
• Review of the Month: Albert Einstein, Radical: A Political Profile by John J. Simon
• Drawing: Albert Einstein by Alexander Dobkin
• Dialectical Nature: Reflections in Honor of the Twentieth Anniversary of Levins and Lewontin’s The Dialectical Biologist by Brett Clark & Richard York
• Labor Imperialism Redux?: The AFL-CIO’s Foreign Policy Since 1995 by Kim Scipes
• Dressing the Wound: Organizing Informal Sector Workers by Fatma Ülkü Selçuk
• Guantánamo and the New Legal Order by Jean-Claude Paye
• Correspondence: Empire: American as Apple Pie by A. Kent MacDougall
• Report from Venezuela: Aluminum Workers Choose Their Managers and Increase Production by Marta Harnecker