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New Politics Vol. XVII No. 4, Whole Number 68

| January 13, 2020

 

  • FROM THE EDITORS
  • GLOBAL CRISES AND UPRISINGS
    • THE PUERTO RICAN SUMMER, Rafael Bernabe
    • SUDAN’S REVOLUTION OF 2019: AT THE CROSSROADS OF AFRICA AND THE ARAB WORLD, Kevin B. Anderson
    • CIVIC RESISTANCE TO JAPANESE MILITARISM, Donald C. Wood
  • SOCIALIST HISTORY AND THEORY
    • THE HISTORICAL RETRIEVAL AND CONTROVERSY OF WALTER RODNEY’S RUSSIAN REVOLUTION, Matthew Quest 
    • ARE YOU A SETTLER? SETTLER-COLONIALISM, CAPITALISM AND MARXISM ON TURTLE ISLAND, Brian Ward
    • ANTI-COLONIALISM AND HUMANISM, Ndindi Kitonga
  • SORTITION: 2 VIEWS
    • THE RETURN OF DEMOCRACY BY LOTTERY, Nicholas Coccoma
    • SOME REFLECTIONS ON SORTITION, Stephen R. Shalom
  • S. POLITICS AND LABOR
    • PROBLEMS WITH THE ELECTORAL ROAD TO SOCIALISM IN THE UNITED STATES, Kit Wainer and Mel Bienenfeld
    • TAKE MY BENEFITS—PLEASE!, Mark Dudzic
    • SYNDICALISM’S LEGACY AND LEFT LABOR STRATEGY TODAY, Avery Wear
    • FROM THE STUDENT NONVIOLENT COORDINATING COMMITTEE TO BLACK LIVES MATTER: ON SNCC’S 60TH ANNIVERSARY, Martin Oppenheimer
    • CONTINUING THE DISCUSSION ON BLACK POLITICS, Brian Jones
  • REVIEWS
    • A RADICAL NEW POLITICS OF SURROGACY, Alexandra Holmstrom-Smith, review of Lewis, Full Surrogacy Now: Feminism Against Family
    • THE AFL-CIO’S COLD WAR, Dan Gallin, review of Carew, American Labour’s Cold War Abroad—From Deep Freeze to Détente 1945-1970
    • QUESTIONS FOR THE INTERNATIONAL LEFT, John Trumpbour, review of Heintz, Dissidents of the International Left
    • THE CASE FOR SOCIALISM – FROM A MANAGEMENT SCHOLAR, Jason Schulman, review of Adler, The 99 Percent Economy: How Democratic Socialism Can Overcome the Crises of Capitalism
    • THE DEMOCRATIC QUEST: MARXISM VS. LIBERALISM, Matthew E. Strauss, review of Nimtz, Marxism versus Liberalism: Comparative Real-Time Political Analysis