Tuesday May 21st, 2013

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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

Review of the Month: Marx, Kalecki, and Socialist Strategy by John Bellamy Foster
Crisis Theory, the Law of the Tendency of the Profit Rate to Fall, and Marx’s Studies in the 1870s by Michael Heinrich
Reprise: The Military Defeat of the South Africans in Angloa by Horace Campbell
Cuito Cuanavale, Angola: 25th Anniversary of a Historic African Battle by Ronnie Kasrils
Review: Listen to Your Gut by Rebecca Clausen
Review: The Fall of Libya by Max Ajl
Review: Memories of the Afro-Caribbean Left by Paul Buhle

Review of the Month: Class War and Labor’s Declining Share by Fred Magdoff and John Bellamy Foster
Poetry: Ghosts by Marge Piercy
China 2013 by Samir Amin
Rise of the Global Corporatocracy: An Interview with John Perkins by Ravi Bhandari
Review: The Man Who Was Over the Rainbow by Albert Ruben
Review: Cuban Urban Agriculture as a Strategy for Food Sovereignty by Christina Ergas
Review: Examining the Bases of Power, Inequality, and Human Variation by Stefano B. Longo and Nicholas Malone
Review: Notes on a Life in Struggle by Sara Falconer

Review of the Month: James Hansen and the Climate-Change Exit Strategy by John Bellamy Foster
Celia Sánchez and the Cuban Revolution by Alice Walker
The Migration and Labor Question Today: Imperialism, Unequal Development, and Forced Migration by Raúl Delgado Wise
The First Weapon of Mass Destruction by Marc Flandreau
Exchange: What Does Ecological Marxism Mean For China? Questions and Challenges for John Bellamy Foster by Zhihe Wang, Meijun Fan, Hui Dong, Dezhong Sun and Lichun Li
Exchange: Toward a Global Dialogue on Ecology and Marxism: A Brief Response to Chinese Scholars by John Bellamy Foster

Review of the Month: ‘Libor’ing Under the Market Illusion by Ramaa Vasudevan
Global Resource Depletion: Is Population the Problem? by Fred Magdoff
Introduction to Lettuce Wars: A Cab Ride for a Lawyer by Bruce Neuburger
Tadeusz Kowalik and the Accumulation of Capital by Jan Toporowski
Reprise: Capitalism and the Fallacy of Crude Underconsumptionism by Jonathan Penzner, Harry Magdoff and Paul M. Sweezy
Review: Repressing Social Movements by Tomás Mac Sheoin
Review: Whiteness as a Managerial System: Race and the Control of U.S. Labor by Joe R. Feagin
Review: The Psychology of Culture: Making Oppression Appear Normal by L. Richard Della Fave

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

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

Review of the Month: The Struggle for Socialism in China: The Bo Xilai Saga and Beyond by Yuezhi Zhao
Privatization of Consciousness by Jerry Mander
Poetry: Grandfather on the George Washington Bridge, Waterboarding and Johnstown, Pennsylvania, Flood, May 31, 1889 by Denise Bergman
Review: Neoliberalism, Imperialism, and the Militarization of Urban Spaces by Matthew Thomas Clement
Review: Seeds of Revolts by Younes Abouyoub
Review: Redwood Warriors Turn Tables on FBI: A Documentary Drama About a Bay Area Legend by Margot Pepper
Book Note: The Wall Street Bailout: An Insider’s View by Robert Rhodes

Introduction to Special Issue on the Critique of Economics by
A Missing Chapter of Monopoly Capital: Introduction to Baran and Sweezy’s “Some Theoretical Implications” by John Bellamy Foster
Some Theoretical Implications by Paul A. Baran and Paul M. Sweezy
Last Letters: Correspondence on “Some Theoretical Implications” by Paul A. Baran and Paul M. Sweezy
The Surplus in Monopoly Capitalism and the Imperialist Rent by Samir Amin
The GDP Illusion: Value Added versus Value Capture by John Smith
Keynes, Steindl, and the Critique of Austerity Economics by Nina Shapiro
Two Pauls by Howard J. Sherman