Against the Current, No. 200, May/June 2019
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ATC Turns 200 (issues)
— The Editors - Massacre in Christchurch
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Making the Green New Deal Real
— Dianne Feeley -
The Fight Over Ilhan Omar
— David Finkel -
A View from Lebanon
— Julia Kassem -
Canada as an Extractive State
— an interview with Todd Gordon - Background on the Boycott
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Brazil: Trump Ally Celebrates Coup
— Eric Toussaint -
Jasic Struggle: Debate Among Chinese Maoists
— Qian Ben-li - Sexual Harassment and #MeToo in China
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Behind the Economic Turbulence
— Suzi Weissman interviews Robert Brenner -
On Rosa Luxemburg and Her Murder
— Jason Schulman -
"The Beginning" (an excerpt)
— Rosa Luxemburg -
Chronicle of Germany 1918-19
— William Smaldone - Teacher Upsurge
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View of the Oakland Teachers' Strike
— Jack Gerson -
Evaluating the Oakland Teachers' Strike
— Tim Marshall - Reviews
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The Fate of the Pink Tide
— Samuel Farber -
Why No Labor Party Here?
— Meredith Schafer -
The Kent State Story
— Rick Feinberg -
Infinite Use of Finite Means
— Matthew Garrett -
When in Doubt, Sit Down!
— Martin Oppenheimer - Review Essay
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Ethics and the Conflicts of Modernity
— Joe Stapleton
THE BOYCOTT OF Israeli academic institutions is a subject of controversy, in terms of both principle and application. We refer our readers to two sources in particular. The website of the Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel is now located at http://bdsmovement.net/pacbi. For a detailed discussion of the argument in the U.S. academic context and some of the nuances involved, see Alan Wald’s article in ATC 169, “A Political Witch-Hunt in the Name of ‘Academic Freedom:’ In Defense of the American Studies Association,” https://solidarity-us.org/atc/169/p4114/.
May-June 2019, ATC 200