November

• Review of the Month: This Isn’t What Democracy Looks Like by Robert W. McChesney
• The Neoclassical Apology for Monopoly Capital by Rahul Varman
• Vietnam: 50 Years On: An Ex-Marine Sees Platoon by Leo Cawley
• Review: Queer Liberation Means Prison Abolition by Victoria Law

Contents of Volume 62, Number 6

• Notes from the Editors
• Review of the Month: Capitalism and the Curse of Energy Efficiency: The Return of the Jevons Paradox by John Bellamy Foster, Brett Clark, and Richard York
• The Humanization of the CosmosTo What End? by Peter Dickens
• Mexico: Failed States, New Wars, Resistance by James D. Cockcroft
• Dreams of Revolution: Oklahoma, 1917 by John Womack, Jr. and Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz
• Reprise: The Guilt of Capitalism by Paul M. Sweezy

Contents of Volume 60, Number 6

• Notes from the Editors
• Review of the Month Ecology and the Transition from Capitalism to Socialism by John Bellamy Foster
• Rifts and Shifts: Getting to the Root of Environmental Crises by Brett Clark and Richard York
• Capitalist and Socialist Responses to the Ecological Crisis by Victor Wallis
• Liquefied Natural Gas and Fossil Capitalism by Anna Zalik
• Ecological Crises and the Agrarian Question in World-Historical Perspective by Jason W. Moore

Contents of Volume 58, Number 6

• Notes from the Editors
• Review of the Month: The Explosion of Debt and Speculation by Fred Magdoff
• The Twilight of Personal Liberty: Introduction to ‘A Permannent State of Emergency’ by Michael E. Tigar
• A Permanent State of Emergency by Jean-Claude Paye
• No Corporation Left Behind: How a Century of Illegitimate Testing Has Been Used to Justify Internal Colonialism by Margot Pepper
• Poem: No Child Ahead by Margot Pepper and her 2005 Second Grade Class at Rosa Parks Elementary School in Berkeley, California
• Cuban Doctors in Pakistan: Why Cuba Still Inspires by Aasim Sajjad Akhtar
• Who Is Threatening Our Dinner Table?: The Power of Transnational Agribusiness by Byeong-Seon Yoon

Contents of Volume 56, Number 6

• Notes from the Editors
• Review of the Month: Ecology, Capitalism, and the Socialization of Nature by John Bellamy Foster interviewed by Dennis Soron
• U.S. Imperialism, Europe, and the Middle East by Samir Amin
• After the Referendum: Venezuela Faces New Challenges by Marta Harnecker
• The Greening of Venezuela by David Raby
• The Disciplinary Apparatus of Welfare Reform by Janine Fitzgerald
• Poetry: Five O’clock, January 2003 by Adrienne Rich