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> HOME >DATABASE Association for Economic and Social Analysis http://www.rethinkingmarxism.org/ http://www.mtholyoke.edu/acad/econ/RM_test.htm <1988> <1989> <1990> <1991> <1992> <1993> <1994> <1995> <1996> <1997> <1998> <1999> <2000> <2001> <2002> <2003> <2004> <2005> <1988> Spring1988 Volume1,Number1 @Editorial Board^Introduction to Rethinking MARXISM @Stephen Resnick & Richard Wolff^Communism: Between Class and Classless @Fredric Jameson^History and Class Consciousness as an Unfinised Project @Rosalyn Baxandall^Pioneer and Aunt Tom: Elizabeth Gurley Flynn's Feminism @Paul Sweezy & Harry Magdoff^Marxism in America: The Monthly Review Experience. An Interview by Michael Hillard and Claude Misukiewicz @Fred Curtis^What Is Profit? Poetry by Caroline Ricahrds and Greta Harris. Artwrok by Fethi Meghelli. Book reviews by Jonathan Diskin and Julie Graham. Summer1988 Volume1,Number2 @Bertolt Brecht^Tales of Herr Keuner @Etienne Baliba^The Concept of Class Politics in Marx @Samir Amin^Accumulation on a World Scale: Thirty Years Later @Jim Stormes^The Poor in the United States: A Class-Analytic Approach @Carl Freedman^Nietzche and Ideology-Critique: A Note on The Twilight of the Idols @Susan F.Feiner^Slavery, Classes, and Accumulation in the Antebellum South @Frank R.Annunziato^Gramsci's Theory of Trade Unionism Review @Richard Wright^Politics and Class Analysis, by Barry Hindess and The Retreat from Class, by Ellen Meiksins Wood @Ric McIntyre^Selling Culture: Bloomingdale's, Diana Vreeland, and the New Aristocracy of Taste in Regan's America, by Debora Silverman @Richard Wolff^Is There a Future for Marxism? and Marxism and Philosophy, by Alex Callinicos Contributors Artwork by Palle Nielsen Fall1988 Volume1,Number3 @Bruce Norton^The Power Axis: Bowles, Gordon, and Weisskopf's Theory of Postwar U.S.Accumulation @Samuel Bowles, David Gordon&Thomas Weisskopf^Social Institutons,Interests, and the Empirical Analysis of Accumulation: A Reply to Bruce Norton @Amitava Kumar^August,1987; The Moon over Harijan Tola; History; I leave the door open @Doris Y.Kadish^New Marxist Criticism and the New Novel: The Example of Claude Simon @Genevieve Baucheron^Vacation; Cleaning Wherever You Go; Lightbulbs; Cityscape from My Studio Window(130) @Alain Lipietz^Building an Alternative Movement in France @Duncan Kennedy^Radical Intellectuals in American Culture and Politics, or My Talk at the Gramsci Institute @Elizabeth Oakes^Grenada under Occupation: U.S.Economic Policy,1983-87 Reviews @Frank R.Annunziato^The Fall of the House of Labor, by David Montgomery @Richard Wolff^The Marx-Weber Debate, edited by Norbert Wiley Contributors Winter1988 Volume1,Number4 @R.G.Davis^Music from the Left @Sheila Rowbotham^Rosalyn Baxandall's Words on Fire and the Question of Syndicalism @David F.Ruccio^The Merchant of Venice, or Marxism in the Mathematical Mode @The Editors^On Language Poetry @Charles Bernstein^The View from Nowhere and other poetry @Carl freedman&Neil Lazarus^The Mandarin Marxism of Theodor Adorno @Robert Gwathemy^A Pictorial Celebration and Commemoration @John Roche^Value, Money, and Crisis in the First Part of Capital @Dean J.Saitta^Marxism,Prehistory,and Primitive Communism Remarx @ Harriet Fraad^Personal Life as Problematic: A Comparison of Woody Allen's September and Norman Jewison'S Moonstruck Review @George DeMartino^Prisoners of the American Dream, by Mike Davis Contributors Cartoons by Alfredo Garzon <1989> Spring1989 Volume2,Number1 @Orlando Nunez Soto^Social Movements in the Struggle for Democracy, Revolution, and Socialism @May Stevens^One Plus or Minus One @David Levine^The Sense of Theory in Political Economy @Mas'ud Zavarzadeh^Theory as Resistance @Alfredo Garzon^Short Stories @Joseph E.Medley^Concepts of Capital Accumulation and Economic Development: Samir Amin's Contradictions @Ira Gerstein^(Re)Structuring Structural Marxism Reviews @Richard Wolff^The Last Intellectuals: American Culture in the Age of Academe, by Russell Jacoby @Rajeswari Mohan^The Political Forms of Modern Society, by Claude Lefort Contributions Index to Volume1 Summer1989 Volume2,Number2 @Manuel Antonio Garreton^The Ideas of Socialist Renovation in Chile @Rudolf Baranik^Excerpts from the "Dictionary of the 24th Century"(56,132,146) @Richard D.Wolff^Gramsci, Marxism, and Philosophy @E.San Juan,Jr.^Problems in the Marxist Project of Theorizing Race @John Willoughby^Is Global Capitalism in Crisis? A Critique of Postwar Crisis Theories @Joseph Nechvatal^Paintings @Roberto Finelli^Some Thoughts on the Modern in the Works of Smith, Hegel, and Marx Correspondence @Bruce Roberts^Value Theory and Crisis Theory Are Not Incompatible: A Comment on John Roche's "Value, Money, and Crisis in the First Part of Capital" @John Roche^Reply to Bruce Roberts Reviews @Jerry Lembcke^Cultures of Solidarity: Consciousness, Action, and Contemporary American Workers, by Rick Fantasia @Larry Hartenian^The Left Academy: Marxist Scholarship on American Campuses, edited by Bertell Ollman and Edward Vernoff @Thomas F.Mayer^No Ivory Tower: McCarthyism and the Universities, by Ellen W.Schrecker Contributors Fall1989 Volume2,Number3 Science, Race, Class, and Gender: A Symposium @Sandra Harding^Taking Responsibility for Our Own Gender, Race, Class: Transforming Science and the Social Studies of Science @Steven Rose^Dialectical and Reductionist Biology @Hilary Rose^Taking about Science as a Socialist-Feminst @Jack Amariglio&Antonio Callari^Marxian Value Theory and the Problem of the Subject: The Role of Commodity Fetishim @Rob A.Okun^The Rosenbergs: Collected Visions of Artists and Writers @Warren Montag^Spinoza: Politics in a World without Transcendence @Etienne Balibar^Spinoza, the Anti-Orwell: The Fear of the Masses @Arjo Klamer&Donald McCloskey^The Rhetoric of Disagreement Correspondence @Dan Kiamie&Rita DeSalvo^Theodor Adorno, Rebel without a Cause: A Marxism Critique of Critical Thought @Carl Freedman&Neil Lazarus^Reply to Dan Kiamie and Rita DeSalvo Marxism Now^1989Conference Schedule Contributors Winter1989 Volume2,Number4 @Harriet Fraad,Stephen Resnick&Richard Wolff^For Every Knight in Shining Armor, There's a Castle Waiting to Be Cleaned: A Marxist-Feminist Analysis of the Household @comments by @@Julie Matthaei^Surplus Labor, the Household, and Gender Oppression @@Zillah Eisenstein^Rejecting "Precise" Marxism for Feminism @@Kim Lane Scheppele^Constructive Marxian Theory @@Nancy Folbre&Heidi Hartmann^The Persistence of Patriarchal Capitalism @@Stephanie Coontz^History and Family Theory @Luis Camnitzer^Selfportrait and other art @Robert A.Gorman^Black Neo-Marxism in Liberal America @Fereydoun Tonekaboni^The Anti-Illiteracy Machine @Kai Nielsen^The Concept of Ideology: Some Marxist and Non-Marxist Conceptualizations Remarx @Nelson Moe^Marxist Critique in the United States, Moving into the Nineties: A Report on the Conference "Marxism Now: Traditions and Difference" Reviews @George DeMartino^The Meaning of Crisis, by James O'Connor @Sean Flaherty^Arguing for Equality, by John Baker @Harry Cleaver^C.L.R.James: The Artist as Revolutionary, by Paul Buhle Contributors Index to Volume2 <1990> Spring1990 Volume3,Number1 @Ariel Dorfman^A Matter of Time @Anne Showstack Sassoon^Gramsci's Subversion of the Language of Politics @Bertell Ollman^Putting Dialectics to Work: The Process of Abstraction in Marx's Method @David Wojnarowicz^In the Shadow of Forward Motion @@Felix Guattari^David Wojnarowicz @Satyananda Gabriel^Ancients: A Marxian Theory of Self-Exploitation @Charles J.Stivale^From Heterodoxy to 'Counter-Discourse': The Arguments Group @Eli Zaretsky^American Exceptionalim and Working-Class History:A Discussion of Three Recent Books Remarx @Stephen Resnick&Richard Wolff^China Today and Class Analysis @Tony Rosso^Roger and Me: A Review Essay Contributors Summer1990 Volume3,Number2 @Frank R. Annunziato^Commodity Unionism @Marta Harnecker^The Question of the Vanguard and the Present Crisis in Latin America @Giuseppe Vacca^Perestroika, Socialism, and Europe @M.Kasper^Agit-Prop @Harriet Fraad, Stephen Resnick&Richard Wolff^Class, Patriarchy, and Power: A Reply @Aggie H.Vegso^Hungary 1956 in the Eyes of Red Diaper Baby @Satyananda Gabriel^Under Sugarloaf Mountain @Christopher Gutkind^Not either/or: A poetic study to criticize but individualize the plural Remarx @Joel Schechter^Dario Fo, "Trumpets and Raspberries" @Miriam A.Glucksmann^Domestic and Wage Labour: Women's Class Relations in Interwar Britain Review @Michael Hardt^Revolution Retrieved: Selected Writings on Marx, Keynes, Capitalist Crisis and New Social Subjects, by Toni Negri Contributors Fall-Winter1990 Volume3,Number3-4 MARXISM, RADICAL DEMOCRACY, AND THE CURRENT CRISIS OF SOCIALISM @Carole Biewener^Loss of a Socialist Vision in France @Manning Marable^Socialist Vision and Political Struggle for the 1990s @Samuel Bowles&Herbert Gintis^Rethinking Marxism and Liberalism from a Radical Democratic Perspective RACE, GENDER, CLASS: NEW COMBINATIONS, NEW THEORIES @Ann Ferguson^The Intersection of Race, Gender, and Class in the United States Today @Satyananda Gabriel^The Continuing Significance of Race: An Overdeterminist Approach to Racism @Harriet Fraad^Anorexia Nervosa: The Female Body as a Site of Gender and Class Transition MARXIAN THEORY AND THE QUESTION OF SCIENCE @Richard Levins^Toward the Renewal of Science GLOBAL CULTURE AND IMPERIALIST POLITICS IN THE LATE 20TH CENTURY @Morris H.Morley&James F.Petras^Sacrificing Dictators to Save the State: Permanent and Transitory Interests in U.S. Foreign Policy @Amitava Kumar^Towards Postmodern Marxist Theory: Ideology, State, and the Politics of Critique @Neil Lazarus^Imperialism, Cultural Theory, and Radical Intellectualism Today: A Critical Assessment RADICAL POETS AND PLAYWRIGHTS: The LANGUAGE OF DISSENT @Marjorie Agosin^Caribe Hilton and other poetry @Amitava Kumar^Night Raid and other poetry @Maurya Wickstrom^Zone West Theater Co.^The History of Corporations, Part2: From Just this Side of the Grave MARXIST-FEMINIST STUDIES: CRITICAL ENGAGEMENTS @Ellen Rooney^Marks of Gender @Doris Y.Kadish^Inclusion and Exclusion of Femininity in David's "Marat assassine" @Nelson J.Moe^Production and Its Others: Gramsci's "Sexual Question" @Carla Freccero^Talking Commodities: Woman in a Renaissance Text POSTMODERNISM, POSTSTRUCTURALISM, AND MARXISM: OPEN WARFARE OR RAPPROCHEMENT? @Rosemary Hennessy^Materialist Feminism and Foucault: The Politics of Appropriation @Tony Smith^The Critique of Marxism in Baudrillard's Later Writings @Ted Stolze^A Marxist Encounter with the Philosophy of Gilles Deleuze @Steven Jay Gold^Foucault's Critique of Functional Marxism THE DIVERSITY OF MARXISM: ALTHUSSER AND NONDETERMINIST TRADITIONS IN MARXIAN THOUGHT @Carl Freedman^The Interventional Marxism of Louis Althusser @Richard D.Wolff^The Marxist Theoretical Tradition: One View Contributors Index to Volume3 <1991> Spring1991 Volume4,Number1 Louis Althusser(1918-1990): In Memoriam @Etienne Balibar^For Althusser @Stephen Resnick & Richard Wolff^Althusser's Contribution @Louis Althusser^On Marx and Freud @Warren Montag^The Emptiness of a Distance Taken: Freud, Althusser, Lacan @Julie Graham^Fordism/Post-Fordism, Marxism/Post-Marxism: The Second Cultural Divide @Hans Breder & Barbara Welch^Portrait of Rosa/Retrato de Rosa @Paul Bove^Dante,Gramsci, and Cultural Criticism @Paul D. Raskin & Stepen S. Bernow^Ecology and Marxism: Are Green and Red Complementary? Remarx @Michael Hillard & Richard McIntyre^A Kinder, Gentler Capitalism? Resurgent Corporate Liberalism in the Age of Bush Correspondence @John Hutton^Laughter and Liberation: In Response to Zavarzadeh @Mas'ud Zavarzadeh^"Argument"and the Politics of Laughter Contribution Summer 1991 Volume4,Number2 @Susan Evee Jahoda^"Economy of Desire," " Bearing Patriarchy," and "Theaters of Madness" @Vicente Navarro^The Limitations of Legitimationa and Fordism and the Possibility for Socialist Reforms @Michael Hillard^Domination and Technological Change: A Review and Appraisal of Braverman, Marglin, and Noble @Patty Lee Parmalee^Rethinking Utopia: From "Metropolis" to "Batman" Radical Economics @William Milberg^Marxism, Poststructuralism, and the Discourse of Ecnomics @Michael A. Lebowitz^The Significance of Marx's Missing Book on Wage-Labor @David M. Kotz^Accumulation, Money, and Credit in the Circuit of Capital @John Willoughby^Nationalism and Globalism: Beyond the Neo-Leninist Tradition Remarx @Phineas Baxandall^Goulash Capitalism in Budapest Review @Richard Mcintyre^Marxism in the U.S.A.: From 1870 to the Present Day, by Paul Buhle Contributors Fall 1991 Volume4,Number3 @Marcia Landy^Socialist Education Today: Pessimism or Optimism of the Intellect? @Wolfgang Fritz Haug^The Surrender of the Fortress: Did the East German People Vote for the Restoration? @George DeMartion^Trade-Union Isolation and the Catechism of the Left @John Pitman Weber^"Yell" and other art Reading Theater Radically @R.G. Davis^Unwrapping and Remapping Brecht's "The Mother" : The Old Left and the New Left Shuffle @Linda Kintz^Gendering the Critique of Representation: Fascism, the Purified Body, and Theater in Adorno, Artaud, and Maria Irene Fornes @Julian Markels^Shakespeare's Materialism in "King Lear" Remarx @Tom Bottomore^Problems and Prospects of a Socialist Economy in Europe @Allan MacNeill & Ted Burczak^The Critique of Consumerism in "The Cook, the Thief, His Wife, and Her Lover" Review @Robert J.S. Ross^History and Subjectivity: The Transformation of Marxism by Robert S. Cottlieb Contributors Winter 1991 Volume4,Number4 @Nancy C.M. Hartsock^Louis Althusser's Structural Marxism: Political Clarity and Theoretical Distortions @Donna Landry & Gerald MacLean^Rereading Laclau and Mouffe @Sue Coe^"La OcupacioLn de PanamaL" and other art @Thomas E. Weisskopf^Marxian Crisis Theory and the Contradictions of Late Twentieth-Century Capitalism @Ronald L. Caplan^The United States Health Care Crisis: A Marxian Reappraisal @David Konstan^Before Post-Marxism: Ellen Meiksins Wood on Modern Theory and Ancient Society Remarx @Sut Jhally & Bill Livant^Sports and Clutural Politics: The Attraction of Modern Spectator Sports @Jerzy Szczupaczynski^Polish Marxism at a Crossroads Review @Steven Best^Jean Baudrillard: From Marxism to Postmodernism and Beyond by Douglas Kellner Corresphondence @Thomas E.Wartenberg^Individual Household Production: Comments on Gabriel @Satyannada Gabriel^Individual Household Production: A Reply Contributors Index to Volume 4 <1992> Spring 1992 Volume5,Number1 @Stuart Hall^Race, Culture, and Communications: Looking Backward and Forward at Cultural Studies @Carl Freedman^Louisiana "Duce" : Notes Toward a Systematic Analysis of Postmodern Fascism in America @Romano Luperini^Tendencies of Criticism in Contemporary Italy @Roberto Finelli^Production of Commodities and Production of Images: Reflections on Modernism and Postmodernism @Satyananda Gabriel & Michael F. Martin^Chaina: The Ancient Road to Communism? @Peter Hitchcock^Cultural Studies and the Prospects for a Multicultural Materialism @Sarah White^The Great Shift Remarx @Immanuel Wallerstein^Post-America and the Collapse of Leninism @Dragan KlaicL^Riding Noah's Ark: An Evening in an Eastern European Theater Review @Howard Engelskirchen^Locating the Analysis of Legal Form: E.B. Pashukanis Contributors Summer 1992 Volume5,Number2 Marxism After Communism @David F. Ruccio^Failure of Socialism, Future of Socialist? @Ronald Aronson^After Communism @Alan Hunt^Can Marxism Survive? @Stephen Cullenberg^Socialism's Burden: Toward a "Thin" Definition of Socialism @Edward B. Chilcote & Ronald H. Chilcote^The Crisis of Marxism: An Appraisal of New Directions @Tuli Kupferberg^Dont Make Trouble Remarx @Neil Larsen^Negation of the Abnegation: Dialectical Criticism in the 1990s @Barbara Foley^Class @R. Radhakrishnan^Representing the Political Contributors Fall 1992 Volume5,Number3 @Teresa L. Ebert^Detecting the Phallus: Authority, Ideology, and the Production of Patriarchal Agents in Detective Fiction @Etienne Balibar^Europe after Communism @Enrique Dussel^Liberation Theology and Marxism @Richard McIntyre^Theories of Uneven Development and Social Change @Barbara Todd, Jeannie Kamins & Wendy Lewington Coulter^Radical Fibers Remarx @Patrick Flaherty^The Soviet Economic Crisis and the Autonomous Labor Movement Review @William P. Hetrick & Jesyca Durchin^Advertising and (Post)Modernity: The Case of "How to Get Ahead in Advertising" @Contributors Winter 1992 Volume5,Number4 @Dominique Lecourt^Marx in the Sieve of Darwin @Katherine Gibson^Hewers of Cake and Drawers of Tea: Women, Industrial Restructuring, and Class Processes on the Coalfields of Central Queensland @Winnie R. Owens-Hart, Jesse Lott & Joyce J. Scott^Next Generation: Southern Black Aesthetic @Brian J. Shaw^Praxis, Hermeneutics, and the Kingdom: Marx and Latin American Liberation Theology @George Hartley^Context Needs a Contest: Poetic Economy and Bruce Andrew's "Gibe Em Enough Rope" @Ron Sakolsky^"Disciplinary Power," , the Labor Process, and the Constitution of the Laboring Subject Review @Richard D. Wolff^The End of the Cold War:Eurpean Unity, Socialism, and the Shift in Global Power by Bogdan Denitch Correspondence @James O'Conner^Rethinking Radical Democracy from a Marxist Perspective: A Critique of Bowles and Gintis's "Rethinking Marxism from a Radical Democratic Perspective" Contributors Index to Volume 5 <1993> Spring 1993 Volume6,Number1 @Nancy Fraser^Clintonism, Welfare, and the Antisocial Wage: The Emergence of a Neoliberal Political Imaginary @Robert Albritton^Marxism Political Economy for an Age of Postmodern Excess @Benjamin Harris^"Don't Be Unconscious; Join Our Ranks": Psychology, Politics, and Communist Education @Marjorie Agosin^"Returns/Retornos" and other poems @Michael Perelman^The Qualitative Side of Marx's Value Theory @Daniel O'Connell^Bloom and Babbit: A Gramscian View @George Snedeker^Between Humanism and Social Theory: The Cultural Criticism of Raymond Williams @Michael Hillard^The Future of East Germany after the GDR: An Interview with Peter Kruger Remarx @Victor D. Lippit^But What about China? Review @Christopher Wise^Camera Politica: The Politics and Ideology of Contemporary Hollywood Films, by Michael Ryan and Douglas Kellner Contributors Summer 1993 Volume6,Number2 @J.K. Gibson-Graham^Wating for the Revolution, or How to Smash Capitalism while Working at Home in Your Spare Time @Marcia Landy & Stanley Shostak^Postmodernism as Folklore in Contemporary Science Fiction Cinema @Stephen Resnick & Richard Wolff^State Capitalism in the USSR? A High-Stakes Debate @Elizam Escobar^The Effigies of the Sphinx/Las Efigies de la esfinge @Steven R. Mansfield^Gramsci and the Dialectic:Resisting "Encrocement" @Lawrence E. Hazelrigg^Marx and the Meter of Nature Remarx @Frigga Haug^Marxism in the New World Order: Crises and Possibilities @Diane Flaherty^Socialism and Nationalism: Ethnicity, Class, and Civil War in Yugoslavia Review @Andrew J. Kliman^The Marxist-Humanist Theory of State-Capitalism, by Raya Dunayevskaya, and Trotskyism, by Alex Callinicos Contributors Fall 1993 Volume6,Number3 @Samir Amin^Culture and Ideology in the Contemporary Arab World @Jonathan Diskin & Blair Sandler^Essntialism and the Economy in the Post-Marxist Imaginary Reopening the Sutures @Frigga Haug^Boys' Games and Human Work: On Gender Relations as Relations of Production @Anne Lopes & Gary Roth^Marxism's Feminism: Bebel and Zetkin in Opposition @Philip J. Kain^Marx, Sahlins, and Ethnocentrism @Steven Cresap^Nietzsche as Social Engineer: "The Birth of Tragedy" 's Critique of Action Remarx @Karyan K. Sanyal^Capital, Primitive Accumulation, and the Third World: From Annihilation to Appropriation @Marc Kipniss^Transparent Commodities and the Commodification of Transparency Review @Richard D. Wolff^Consciousness and Revolution in Soviet Philosophy, by David Bakhurst Contributors Winter 1993 Volume6,Number4 @Andriana Vlachou^The Socialist Transformation of China: Debates over Class and Social Development @Juan Cameron^"The Misssing/Los Ausentes" and other poetry @Christopher J. Arthur^Negation of the Negation in Marx's "Capital" @Toni M. Calasanti & Anna M. Zajicek^Reweving a Critical Theory: The Socialist-Feminist Contributions @Howard Sherman^The Relational Approach to Political Economy Remarx @Frank Annunziato^Hollywood's Reconstruction of Malcom X and Jimmy Hoffa Review @George DeMartion^Reconstructing Marxism: Essays on Explanation and the Theory of History, by Erik Olin Wright, Andrew Levine, and Elliott Sober Contributors Index to Volume 6 <1994> Spring 1994 Volume7,Number1 @Stephen Resnick & Richard Wolff^Between State and Private Capitalism: What Was Soviet "Socialism" ? @Reinhold Wagnleitner^American Cultural Diplomacy, Hollywood, and the Cold War in Central Europe @Carol A. Stabile^Feminism without Guarantees: The Misalliances and Missed Alliances of Postmodernist Social Theory @Bruce Pietrykowski^Consuming Culutre: Postmodernism, Post-Fordism, and Economics @Susan Jahoda & May Stevens^"This is my body: this is my blood" @Jay Stone^The Phenomenological Roots of the Radical Democracy/Marxism Debate Remarx @Erwin Marquit^Ideological Basis of the Organizational Crisis of Marxism-Leninism in the United States @Benjamin B. Page^Tiger(Still) at the Gates, or The Cold War Is Not Yet Over Review @Jonathan Diskin^New Reflections on the Revolution of Our Time, by Ernesto Laclau Contributors Summer 1994 Volume7,Number2 @Kenneth Surin^"Reinventing a Physiology of Collective Liberation" : Going "Beyond Marx" in the Marxism(s) of Negri, Guattari, and Deleuze @Barbara Epstein^Masculinity and the Culture of Anxiety in the Postwar United States @Blair Sandler^Grow or Die: Marxist Theories of Capitalism and the Enviroment @Harry Williams^Kicking up a Fuss over Ownership: Property and Politics in the People's Republic of China @Martha A. Ackelsberg^Dependency or Mutuality: A Feminist Perspective on Dilemmas of Welfare Policy @John Sinisi^The Shadow of Hobbes @Marilyn Zuckerman^The Cherry Orchard Problems for Peace in the Middle East Remarx @Leonard Harris^An Open Letter: What are the Future Way/s for Socialist? @Thomas DelGiudice^Making History Matter in International Trade: a Class Perspective @Carles Muntaner^Class Behavior: An Alternative to Radical Choice Microfoundations Review @Tony Smith^Power and Money, by Ernest Mandel Contributors Fall 1994 Volume7,Number3 @Jack Amariglio & David F. Ruccio^Postmodernism, Marxism, and the Critique of Modern Economic Thought @Julia Hell, Loren Kruger & Katie Trumpener^Dossier: Socialist Realism and East German Modernism-Another Historian's Debate @Katie Trumpener^On the Way to Socialist Realism: Teleology, Subject Formation, and Anna Seghers's "On the Way to the American Embassy" @Loren Kruger^Saboteur as Model Worker: Socialist Realism and the Labor of Socialism @Julia Hell^Christa Wolf's "Divided Heaven" and the Collapse of(Socialist) Realism @Regina Frank^"L'Adieu: Pearls Before Gods" @Rosemary Hennessy^Queer Theory, Left Politics Remarx @Andriana Vlachou^Reflections on the Ecological Critiques and Reconstructions of Marxism @Roy Morrison^Two Questions for Theory and Practice: Can You Be Marxist and Green? Can Marxism Be Green? Review @Teresa.L. Ebert^The Surplus of Enjoyment in the Post-al Real. The Sublime Object of Ideology and Looking Awry, by Slavoj Zizek Contributors Winter 1994 Volume7,Number4 @William Olson & Antonio Callari^A Conversation with Cornel West @Allegra De Laurentiis^A Prophet Turned Backwards: Materialism and Mysticism in Walter Benjamin's Notion of History @Ajit Chaudhury^On Colonial Hegemony: Toward a Critique of Brown Orientalism @Henry Krips^Interpellation, Antagonism, Repetition @Cinthea Fiss^"Pump" @Cynthia Kaufman & JoAnn Martin^The Chasm of the Political in Postmodern Theory Remarx @Gabriel F. Fried & Richard D. Wolff^Modern Ancients: Self-Employed Truckers @Lauren Langman^From Capitalist Tragedy to Postmodern Farce: The Eighteenth Broomstick of H.Ross Perot Review @Marc Epprecht^Is Socialist Feminism Passe? A Review Essay Contributors Index to Volume 7 <1995> Spring 1995 Volume8,Number1 @Satyananda Gabriel^Paper People Burn @Caffyn Kelley^Art and Life @Ricahrd Wolff^Magritte: A Painter Brushes with Overdertermination @Bruce Talbot Coram^Some Applications of Game Theory to Marxian Political Economy @Sheila Rowbotham^Hindsight @Sanford F. Schram^Inverting Political Economy: Perspective, Position, and Discourse in the Analysis of Welfare @Michael Roberts^Rereading Marx and Nietzsche Remarx @Maurya Wickstrom^Girl Child and Camera: Orlando from Woolf to Potter and Beyond @Stefano G. Azzara^Marxist Thought, Leninism, and the Historical Balance of the Twentieth Century Correspondence @Raphael Sassower^Postmodern Marxism: Political Economy in the Making @Robert Albritton^Postmodern Economy in the Making: A Response Contributors Summer 1995 Volume8,Number2 @Enid Arvidson^Cognitive Mapping and Class Politics: Towards a Nondeterminist Image of the City @Ramsey Eric Ramsey^A Politics of Dissatisfation: The Heretical Marxisms of Reich and Bloch @Teresa L. Ebert^The Knowable Good: Post-al Politics, Ethics, and Red Feminism @Colin Hay^Rethinking Crisis: Narratives of the New Right and Constructions of Crisis @David Mertz^The Radical Other in Nationalist Subjectivations: A Lacanian Analysis @Bradley J. Macdonald^From the Spectacle to Unitary Urbanism: Reassessing Situationist Theory Remarx @Jo-Young Shin^Althusser's Contribution to a Postmodern(Overdeterminist)Marxism Review @Richard Wolff^The Future Lasts Forever: A Memoir, by Louis Althusser. @Chip Rhodes^The Althusserian Legacy, edited by Michael Sprinker and E.Ann Kaplan, and Althusser: A Critical Reader, edited by Gregory Elliott Contributors Fall 1995 Volume8,Number3 @Liu Kang^The Problematics of Mao and Althusser: Alternative Modernity and Cultural Revolution @Robert F. Garnett,Jr.^Markets, Modernism, and Marx: Some Thoughts on Economics after the Cold War @Michael Parkhurst^Adorno and the Practice of Theory @Martin Espada^"All the People Who Are Now Red Trees" and other poems @Margaret Nash^Feminist Economies @Domenico Jervolino^Towards a Philosophy of Liberation from a Cosmopolitan Perspective @Tony Fabijancic^The Dialectics of Modernity: Reification, Space, and Vision @Sally Grizzell^Artworks Remarx @Diane Roche and James R.Stormes^"Let Us Lift up Our Hearts": Communical Classes Processe in the Success of a Low-Income Community @Ajit Chaudhury^Rethinking Marxism in India: The Heritage We Renounce @Edward S. Reed^The Cycle of Abuse: Personal and Political Review @Andrew Kliman^Marx's Method in "Capital": A Reexamination, Edited by Fred Moseley Contributors Winter 1995 Volume8,Number4 @David Harvey^Globalization in Question Remarx: Derrida's Marx @Pierre Macherey^Marx Dematerialized, or the Spirit of Derrida @J.K. Gibson-Graham^Haunting Capitalism...in the Spirit of Marx and Derrida @Robert F. Garnett,Jr.^Marx's Value Theory: Modern or Postmodern? @John Milios^Marxist Theory and Marxism as a Mass Ideology: The Effects of the Collapse of "Really Existing Socialism" on West European Marxism @Nick Stevenson^Critical Theory, Ideology, and Televison @Kenneth Long^Marx, Fanon, Nkrumah, and the Intersection of Socialism and Radical Feminism @Fred Lonidier^"Blueprint for a Strike" Review @Ronald Morton^Cold War Criticism and the Politics of Skepticism, by Tobin Siebers and Fifteen Jugglers, Five Believers: Literary Politics and the Poetics of American Social Movements, by T.V. Reed Contributors Index to Volume 8 <1996>^<1997> Spring 1996/97 Volume9,Number1 @J.K. Gibson-Graham^Querying Globalization @Serap Syse Kayatekin^Sharecropping and Class: A Preliminary Analysis @Deborah Cook^The Rhetoric of Protest: Adorno on the Liberal Democratic Tradition @Amitava Kumar^"Trotsky in the Park" @Paul Kamolnick^G.A. Cohen's Refutation of Inegalitarianism and the Quest for a Contemporary Socialist Ethic @Thomas Kamber^Marx, Tragedy, and Utopia @Scott Townsend^"Fair Game" Remarx @Kalyan K. Sanyal^Postmarxism and the Third World: A Critical Response to the Radical Democratic Agenda @David Mertz^Sex Wars: The New Left's AIDS-Related Scientism Contributors Summer 1996/97 Volume9,Number2 @Cindy Patton^Queer Space/God's Space: Counting Down to the Apocalypse @Jenny Cameron^Throwing a Dishcloth into the Works: Troubling Theories of Domestic Labor @Noel Castree^Invisible Leviathan: Speculations on Marx, Spivak, and the Question of Value @Philip Goldstein^Communism and Postmodern Theory: A Revaluation of Althusser's Marxism Remarx @Peter d'Errico^Corporate Personality and Human Commodification @Anjan Chakrabarti and Ajit Chaudhury^Can the Sa(va)ge Speak? Review @Loren Kruger^Art and History in South Africa Contributors Fall 1996/97 Volume9,Number3 @The Editors^Open Letter on Behalf of Antonio Negri @Theodore Burczak^Socialism after Hayek @Tom Lewis^The Politics of "Hauntology" in Derrida's Specters of Marx @Murray E. G. 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Childers @Mayan Visions: The Quest for Autonomy in an Age of Globalization, by June Nash^Vincent Lyon-Callo Notes on Contributors Contents to Volume 15, 2003 <2004> January 2004 Volume16,Number1 @Editors' Introduction @Edward Said^Joseph A.Buttigieg @Out of Melancholia: Notes on Judith Butler's The Psychic Life of Power: Theories in Subjection^Pierre Macherey Translated by Jason Smith @Social Origings of Appalachian Poverty: Markets, Cultural Strategies, and the State in an Appalachian Kentucky Community, 1804-1940^Dwight B. Billings and Katheleen M. Blee Art @All the Catalog(A-Z)^Penelope Umbrico @From Documenta to the Document: A German Return to Truth and Reconciliation^Charity Scribner @Subjectless Aesthetics^Gary Tedman @Critical Observations on Economics, Taxonomy, and Dynamism^Andrea Micocci Remarx @The Burden of Marx Minus Capital^Robert S. Tanner @Globaliztion Goes for Therapy^Richard McIntyre Reviews @Did Somebody Say Totalitarianism? 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