Against the Current, No. 195, July/August 2018
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Endless War, Swirling Chaos
— The Editors -
A New COINTELPRO?
— Malik Miah -
Just Transition: Let Detroit Breathe!
— a talk by William Copeland - Breathing in Detroit
- Rev. Edward Pinkney Freed After 30 Months
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State of the UAW
— Dianne Feeley - #FreeSiwatu!
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Letter to the Editors
— Dan Georgakas - Karl Marx at 200
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A Birthday Bash for Marx
— The Editors -
Marx, Our Contemporary
— Tony Smith -
Gender, Race and Marx's Whiskers
— David Roediger -
Exploitation, Alienation and Oppression
— Abbie Bakan -
Marx and Organization
— Mark A. Lause -
India's Freedom Struggle Influenced by Marxism
— Prasenjit Bose - Marx's Capital
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On Economic Madness
— Luke Pretz -
Transformation Problem Unraveled
— Paul Burkett - Russia & World Revolution
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Communism and Self-Management
— Catherine Samary -
The Soviets and Tsarist Debt
— Eric Toussaint - Review Essay
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BDS Versus Settler-Colonialism
— Alan Wald - Reviews
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Understanding Appalachia Inside and Out
— Bob Hutton -
Revising Class: Lumpen in Literature
— Keith Gilyard -
The Making of C.L.R. James
— Jason Schulman -
Disabling Barriers
— Giselle Gerolami - In Memoriam
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Myron Perlman, Z"L: Working-Class Jewish Radical
— Benjamin Balthaser
The Editors
AGAINST THE CURRENT continues our birthday party to mark the bicentennial of one of our favorite thinkers, Karl Marx (1818-1883). Beginning in our previous issue and running through 2018, we’re asking a number of writers for brief pieces on some of Marx’s most important and relevant contributions to the theory and practice of revolutionary human emancipation. In view of the incredibly wide range of Marx’s interests and involvements, we can’t hope to touch on them all — but we hope what we’re publishing here will whet readers’ appetites for more. Karl himself and some of his close collaborators and classic followers may make appearances…enjoy the party and please bring a friend or fellow activist!
July-August 2018, ATC 195