January 1, 2001
Sergej Flere is professor of sociology at the University of Maribor, Slovenia. He specializes in sociology of religion and ethnicity and has written widely on sociological questions, including an essay… READ MORE
March 1, 2000
What do Helmut Kohl and Elián Gonzáles have in common? What could possibly unite the destinies of the huge former Chancellor of Germany, who for so many years dominated European… READ MORE
February 1, 2000
John Rosenthal teaches in the Philosophy Department at Colorado College. He would like to thank Klaus-Gerd Giesen, Robert hayden, Laura Duhan Kaplan, and Ellen Meiksins Wood for their comments on… READ MORE
January 1, 2000
William K. Tabb is professor of economics and political science at Queens College and the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. He is the author of Restructuring… READ MORE
January 1, 2000
Tariq Ali is a writer and filmmaker. His latest novel, The Book of Saladin, was published by Verso. This essay originally appeared in Il Manifesto. � When the Berlin Wall… READ MORE
September 1, 1999
We’ve received three letters from readers complaining about our articles on Kosovo. While this isn’t a groundswell of opinion, we assume that there are other readers out there who share… READ MORE
November 1, 1998
There’s been a lot of discussion in MR about the implications of “globalization.” We don’t intend to repeat the arguments here, but we recently received a communication that brings into… READ MORE
September 1, 1998
The left has more than once heard calls for a “third way”. In decades gone by, people talked about a “third way” between Communism and capitalism, which was social democracy…. READ MORE
September 1, 1998
Valentin Maslyukov is a professional writer and an activist of the Party of Communists of Belarus. The author wishes to thank Zinaida Krasnevskaya for her work on the translation into… READ MORE
June 1, 1998
What’s the matter with Japan? According to today’s conventional wisdom—i.e., what we are told by the media and the syndicated pundits—almost everything. Its economy, the second largest in the world,… READ MORE