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Monthly Review Volume 52, Number 10 (March 2001) [PDF]

Contents of Volume 52, Number 10

Notes from the Editors
Review of the Month: Global Media, Neoliberalism, and Imperialism by Robert W. McChesney
Background to the Parliamentary Elections in Iran by Morteza Mohit
Clerical Oligarchy and the Question of “Democracy” in Iran by Saeed Rahnema and Haideh Moghissi
Books:
- Subverting a Model by Annette T. Rubinstein
- Capitalism and Crisis: Creating a Jailhouse Nation by David Gilbert
- The Myth of the Middle-Class Society by Paul Buhle
- Refuting the Big Lie by Doug Dowd

Contents of Volume 52, Number 9

Notes from the Editors
Review of the Month: The Nader Campaign and the Future of U.S. Left Electoral Politics by the Editors
Race and Class in the Work of Oliver Cromwell Cox by Adolph Reed Jr.
Privatization and Urban Issues: A Global Perspective by William K. Tabb
Market Failures in U.S. Medicine by W. T. Whitney
Remembering Daniel Singer by Percy Brazil
Books: About the Workers and for the Workers by Michael D. Yates

Contents of Volume 52, Number 8

Notes from the Editors
Review of the Month: Cry for the Beloved Country: The Post-Apartheid Denoument by John S. Saul
Human Rights and the Ideology of Capitalist Globalization: A View from Slovenia by Sergej Flere
Does Ecology Need Marx? by Martha E. Gimenez

Contents of Volume 52, Number 7

Notes from the Editors
Review of the Month: Capitalism’s Environmental Crisis: Is Technology the Answer? by John Bellamy Foster
Iraq Under Siege: Ten Years On by Anthony Arnove
The Role of Professional and Technical Workers in Progressive Social Transformation by Robert Heifetz
Freedom Schooling by Grace Lee Boggs
Books
- “Saving” Social Security: A Neoliberal Recapitulation of Primitive Accumulation by Alan G. Nasser
- Imperial Democracy: Conundrums of Japan in American Embrace by Mark Selden

Contents of Volume 52, Number 6

Notes from the Editors
Review of the Month: Journalism, Democracy… and Class Struggle by Robert W. McChesney
A “Red” Government in the South of Brazil by Michael Löwy
[email protected] by Andy Merrifield
Capital Crimes: The Political Economy of Crime in America by George Winslow
Books: The Levittown Legacy by Ellen Leopold

Contents of Volume 52, Number 5

Notes from the Editors
Review of the Month: Social Security, the Stock Market, and the Elections by the Editors
SNCC: What We Did by Julian Bond
The Taiping Peasant Revolt by John Newsinger
Correspondence: Reply to Khalil Hassan by Steve Early
Books:
- Ecological Roots: Which Go Deepest? by Helena Sheehan
- Setting the Record Straight on the Korean War by Martin Hart-Landsberg
- The Neglected C. L. R. James by Paule Buhle

Contents of Volume 52, Number 4

Notes from the Editors
Review of the Month: Socialism: A Time to Retreat? by the Editors
Is Capitalism a Disease? The Crisis of U.S. Public Health by Richard Levins
Correspondence
Books:
- Marx’s Ecological Value Analysis by John Bellamy Foster
- Fathers and Sons by Annette T. Rubinstein
- About to Burst by Geoffrey Fox

Contents of Volume 52, Number 3

Notes from the Editors
Toward a New Internationalism by the Editors
Marx and Internationalism by John Bellamy Foster
The Language of Globalization by Peter Marcuse
Teamsters, Turtles, and Capital’s Designs by William K. Tabb
“Workers of All Countries, Unite:” Will This Include the U.S. Labor Movement? by Michael Yates
The Future of the Labor Left by Khalil Hassan
World Labor Needs Independence and Solidarity by David Bacon
After Seattle: Strategic Thinking About Movement Building by Martin Hart-Landsberg
Defunding the Fund, Running on the Bank by Patrick Bond
Where Was the Color in Seattle? Looking for Reasons Why the Great Battle was So White by Elizabeth (Betita) Martinez
Address to the South Summit by Fidel Castro

Contents of Volume 52, Number 2

Notes from the Editors
Review of the Month: The Political Economy of the Twentieth Century by Samir Amin
A Question of Place by Grace Lee Boggs
The Threat of Fascism in Austria by Rick Kuhn
Alienation in American Society by Fritz Pappenheim
Books: Population Talk by Sarah Sexton

Contents of Volume 52, Number 1

Notes from the Editors
Review of the Month: Working-Class Households and the Burden of Debt by the Editors
More Form than Substance: Press Coverage of the WTO Protests in Seattle by William S. Solomon
How the United States Exports Managed Care to Third-World Countries by Howard Waitzkin and Celia Iriart
Why Socialism? by Albert Einstein
Correspondence: James Galbraith, Leo Panitch, Sam Gindin
Books: Seeing the Forest and the Trees: The Politics of Rachel Carson by Ellen Leopold
Index to Volume 51