Review of the Month
October 1, 1998
Ellen Meiksins Wood is co-editor of Monthly Review. This article is a modified version of a paper written for the Conference on the 150th anniversary of the CommunistManifesto(Paris,May1998). � Change… READ MORE
September 1, 1998
David McNally teaches political science at York University, Toronto, and is author of Against the Market: Political Economy, Market Socialism and the Marxist Critique (1993). � Can someone find me… READ MORE
June 1, 1998
John Newsinger teaches at Bath Spa University College.His most recent book is Dangerous Men: The SAS and Popular Culture (London: Pluto Press, 1997). � In April, the Northern Ireland process… READ MORE
April 1, 1998
Jane Slaughter is a labor writer in Detroit. � What’s remarkable about the aftermath of Ron Carey’s removal as a candidate for Teamsters president is the staying power of the… READ MORE
February 1, 1998
Peter Meiksins is associate professor of sociology at Cleveland State University. He is co-author of Engineering Labour (Verso, 1996) and co-editor of Rethinking the Labor Process (SUNY Press, 1998), and… READ MORE
January 1, 1998
The substance of what follows is contained in a letter to the author of an article we will be publishing in a later issue. The editors, who were shown copies… READ MORE
December 1, 1997
Elly Leary, a former assembler at the now-closed GM-Farmingham plant, currently works as a clerical at Boston University where she is Vice President ofUAW 2324.Jean Alonso, a retired assembler in… READ MORE
November 1, 1997
Daniel Singer has been The Nation’s European correspondent for nearly twenty years. He is the author of several books including The Road to Gdansk (1981) and Whose Millennium?: Theirs or… READ MORE
October 1, 1997
Michael Löwy is a frequent contributor to Monthly Review and the author of On Changing the World (Humanities Press). � Global neoliberalism parades victoriously through our era, monopolizing its discourse… READ MORE
September 1, 1997
Paul M. Sweezy is co-editor of Monthly Review. � Much has been written about “globalization” in the last few years. It is not my intention to add to this literature… READ MORE
