The driving forces of the Russian Revolution
Karl Radek
Issue #104
Spring 2017
Issue contents
Top story
Editorials
Features
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We have always been here
Sara Rougeau -
Sanders and the Left
Lance Selfa -
We got Trumped
Charlie Post -
Corporate plunder vs. Native resistance
Ragina Johnson
Interviews
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Trump's victory and the necessity of solidarity
Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor interviewed by Ashley Smith -
Fidel Castro's legacy and Cuba's future
Samuel Farber interviewed by Paul D'Amato
Reviews
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A Marxist challenge to postmodernist Orientalism
Pranav Jani reviews The Postcolonial Orient: The Politics of Difference and the Project of Provincialising Europe by Vasant Kaiwar -
The New Deal and Little Steel
Tim Goulet reviews The Last Great Strike: Little Steel, the CIO, and the Struggle for Labor Rights in New Deal America by Ahmed White -
The anti-philosophical Marxism of Karl Korsch
Paul Le Blanc reviews Karl Marx by Karl Korsch -
The Communist roots of the “Black Cultural Front”
Megan Behrent reviews The Other Blacklist: The African American Literary and Cultural Left of the 1950s by Mary Helen Washington -
A Russian revolutionary in the Bronx
Alex Steinberg reviews Trotsky in New York: A Radical on the Eve of Revolution by Kenneth D. Ackerman -
The progressive '80s?
Laura Durkay reviews Life Moves Pretty Fast: The Lessons We Learned from Eighties Movies (and Why We Don't Learn Them from Movies Anymore) by Hadley Freeman
Upcoming Articles
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Resistance and reaction in the time of Trump
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The Front Populaire and the making of the French Communist Party (1920–1962)
Selim Nadi
Upcoming Reviews
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Uncovering Boston's radical history
Keegan O'Brien reviews A People's History of the New Boston by Jim Vrabel -
Terror in the French Revolution and today
Samuel Farber reviews In Defense of the Terror: LIberty or Death in the French Revolution by Sophie Wahnich
Editorials
Reviews
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Top story
-
The driving forces of the Russian Revolution
Karl Radek
Editorials
Features
-
We have always been here
Sara Rougeau -
Sanders and the Left
Lance Selfa -
We got Trumped
Charlie Post -
Corporate plunder vs. Native resistance
Ragina Johnson
Interviews
-
Trump's victory and the necessity of solidarity
Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor interviewed by Ashley Smith -
Fidel Castro's legacy and Cuba's future
Samuel Farber interviewed by Paul D'Amato
Reviews
-
A Marxist challenge to postmodernist Orientalism
Pranav Jani reviews The Postcolonial Orient: The Politics of Difference and the Project of Provincialising Europe by Vasant Kaiwar -
The New Deal and Little Steel
Tim Goulet reviews The Last Great Strike: Little Steel, the CIO, and the Struggle for Labor Rights in New Deal America by Ahmed White -
The anti-philosophical Marxism of Karl Korsch
Paul Le Blanc reviews Karl Marx by Karl Korsch -
The Communist roots of the “Black Cultural Front”
Megan Behrent reviews The Other Blacklist: The African American Literary and Cultural Left of the 1950s by Mary Helen Washington -
A Russian revolutionary in the Bronx
Alex Steinberg reviews Trotsky in New York: A Radical on the Eve of Revolution by Kenneth D. Ackerman -
The progressive '80s?
Laura Durkay reviews Life Moves Pretty Fast: The Lessons We Learned from Eighties Movies (and Why We Don't Learn Them from Movies Anymore) by Hadley Freeman
Upcoming Articles
-
Resistance and reaction in the time of Trump
-
The Front Populaire and the making of the French Communist Party (1920–1962)
Selim Nadi
Upcoming Reviews
-
Uncovering Boston's radical history
Keegan O'Brien reviews A People's History of the New Boston by Jim Vrabel -
Terror in the French Revolution and today
Samuel Farber reviews In Defense of the Terror: LIberty or Death in the French Revolution by Sophie Wahnich
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