Against the Current, No. 37, March/April 1992
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Democrats: Road to Nowhere
— The Editors -
Politics of Health Care Reform: Market Magic, Bad Medicine
— Colin Gordon -
Funding the Right: Rhetoric Vs. Reality in Nicaragua
— Midge Quandt -
Politicization in the Nicaraguan Schools
— Michael Friedman interviews Mario Quintana -
Carlos Menem & the Peronists: From Populism to Neoliberalism
— James Petras and Pablo Pozzi -
The New Teamsters
— Phil Kwik -
Rank-and-File Strategy Is Vindicated
— Dan La Botz -
Who Reformed the Teamsters?
— Kim Moody -
Political Economy and "P.C."
— Christopher Phelps - For International Women's Day
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A Feminist Views New Reproductive Technologies
— an interview with Varda Burstyn -
Random Shots: Goodbye Old World Order
— R.F. Kampfer -
The Rebel Girl: Implants, Identities and Death
— Catherine Sameh - For International Women's Day
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A Notes on Reproductive Technology Terms
— Varda Burstyn -
Indigenous Women 1992
— Ingrid Washinawatok -
Latina Garment Workers Organizing on the Border
— Pam Galpern -
Campuses Out of the Closet
— Peter Drucker interview Felice Yeskel - Reviews
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Surrealist Arsenal
— Michael Löwy -
Sisterhood and Solidarity
— Marian Swerdlow - Dialogue
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The Rise & Fall of Soviet Democracy
— David Mandel -
On "Leninism" and Reformism
— Ernest Haberkern - Reviews
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C.L.R. James' Collected Works
— Martin Glaberman
Martin Glaberman
ROBERT A. HILL, the literary executor of C.LR. James, has arranged for what amounts to James’ collected works to be published by Blackwell Publishers. Among the first books to be published will be the prospectus for a book on American Civilization, written in 1950 (referred to by Kent Worcester in ATC 35) and a later, more finished draft done in 1956.
Some of James’ writings from the period 1940-1953, which have appeared only in mimeographed form, should eventually appear in this series. Some of James’ works are available from Bewick Editions, P0. Box 14140, Detroit MI 48214.
March-April 1992, ATC 37