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PART I THEORY AND METHOD<br/>Gcorg Liikacs (1972). "Reiflcation and tlie Con.sciousness ofthe<br/>Proletariat", in Hislory ami Class Consciaiisncss. Cambridge. MA:<br/>MIT Press, pp. 83M03.<br/>Raya I3unayevskaya (2000). ' The Age of Revolutions: Industrial.<br/>Social-Political, Intellectual", in Marxisai ami h'rccdoni: From I~''6<br/>until I'oilay. New York: llumanit\' Books, pp. 27 37.<br/>Bertell Oilman (1990). "Putting Dialectics to Work: Tlie Process of<br/>Abstraction in Mar\"s Method". Rclhinkiny Marxism. 3. pp. 26 74.<br/>Peter G. Stillman (1983). "The Unity of Science and Revolution:<br/>Marxism as Critique" (also appeared as •Mar.\"s Enterprise of Critique"),<br/>in Roland Pcnnock (ed.). Marxism. New York: New York University Press,<br/>pp. 252-76.<br/>Hilde Weiss (and Karl Marx) (1979). "Karl Marx"s "l"nquete Ouvriere"'". _<br/>in Tom Bottomore (ed.). Karl Marx. Oxford: Basil Blackwell. pp. 172-84.<br/>PARTH POLITICAL ECONOMY<br/>David McNally (2008). "From Financial Crisis to World Slump;<br/>Accumulation. Financialization. and the Global Slowdown", presented at<br/>Historical Materialism Conference. London. 8 November 2008. pp. 133-54.<br/>Martha E. Gimenez (2007). "Self-Sourcing: How Corporations Get Us To<br/>Work Without Pay!". Monthly Revie^v. 59. pp. 37 41.<br/>Fredy Perlman (1972). The Reproduction of Daily Life. Detroit. MI: Black<br/>and Red Books, pp. I 24.<br/>Immanuel Wallerstein (1974). "The Rise and Future Demise ofthe World<br/>Capitalist System: Concepts for Comparative Analysis". Comparative Studies<br/>in Society and History. 16. pp. 387 415.<br/>David Harvey (2004). 'The "New"" Imperialism: Accumulation by<br/>Dispossession". Socialist Register. 40. pp. 62 87.<br/>L<br/>PART III STATE AND POLITICS<br/>11 Michael Parenti (1990), 'Tlie Constitution as an Elitist Document',<br/>in Bertell Oilman and Jonathan Bimbaum (eds). The United States<br/>Constitution: 200 Years of Anti-federalist, Abolitionist, Feminist,<br/>Muckraking, Progressive, and Especially Socialist Criticism, New York:<br/>New York University Press, pp. 141-62.<br/>12 Franz Neumann (1973), 'The Monopolistic Economy: Property and<br/>Contract', a selection from Behemoth: The Structure and Practice of<br/>National Socialism, 1933-1944, as reprinted in Jeffry Kaplow (ed.).<br/>Western Civilization: Mainstream Readings and Radical Critiques,<br/>New York: Knopf, pp. 353-62.<br/>13 Vincent Navarro (2006), 'The Worldwide Class Struggle', Monthly Review,<br/>58, pp. 18-33.<br/>14 Karl Renner (1979), 'The Economic and Social Functions of the Legal<br/>Institutions', in Tom Bottomore (ed.), Karl Marx, Oxford: Basil Blackwell,<br/>pp. 123-7.<br/>15 Nicos Poulantzas (1969), 'The Problem of the Capitalist State', New Left<br/>Review, 58, pp. 67-87, and Ralph Miliband (1970), 'The Capitalist State:<br/>Reply to Nicos Poulantzas', New Left Review, 59, pp. 53-60.<br/>16 Ernest Mandel (1994), 'The Marxist Case for Revolution Today', in<br/>Steve Bloom (ed.). Revolutionary Marxism and Social Reality in the<br/>20th Centtuy: Collected Essays of Ernest Mandel, Atlantic Highlands, NJ:<br/>Humanities Press, pp. 179-206 (originally appeared in Socialist Register,<br/>25, [1989], pp. 159-84).<br/>PART IV THE INDIVIDUAL AND SOCIETY<br/>17 Erich Fromm (1989), 'Psychoanalysis and Sociology', in Stephen Eric<br/>Bronner and Douglas MacKay Kellner (eds). Critical Theory and Society:<br/>A Reader, New York: Routledge, pp. 37-9.<br/>18 Ellen Meiksins Wood (1990), 'The Uses and Abuses of "Civil Society'",<br/>Socialist Register, 26, pp. 60-84.<br/>19 Georg Rusche (1978), "Labor Market and Penal Sanction: Thoughts on the<br/>Sociology of Criminal Justice', Crime and Social .Justice, 10, pp. 1-8.<br/>20 Michael D. Yates (2008), 'The Injuries of Class', Monthly Review, 59,<br/>pp. 1-10.<br/>21 Sut Jhally and Bill Livant (1991), 'Spoils and Cultural Politics: The<br/>Attraction of Modern Spectator Sports'. Rethinking Marxism, 4, pp. 121-7.<br/>PART V CULTIIRF AND RFLICWON<br/>22 Max I lorkhciiiicr and Flicodor VV. Adorno. trans. l:dnuind Jcplicoll (2002).<br/>cxccrpt from " The Culture Industix: l-nliuiitcnmcnt as Mass [Reception",<br/>in Diii/fLlic of En/ii^/ucnnieni: i^hilosoj^Jucitl Stanibrd. CA:<br/>Stanford llniversit\ Press, pp. 04 i l l. 268 0.<br/>2.1 Paul Werner (2012), ■Museum. Inc.: Inside the Cilobal Art World<br/>(Over-the-ClilTNotes)", pp. I I I .<br/>24 fredric Jameson ( 1001 ). excerpt from ' fhe Cultural Logic of Late<br/>Capitalism", in Posinioclcniism. or iht' Cultural Lo^ic of I.ate Capitalism,<br/>fJurham. NC: Duke L)niversit\ Press, pp. I 16 (originall\ appeared in<br/>Vc'if Ac;// Review-. 146 ( 1084). pp. 64).<br/>25 Ishay Landa (2005). "Aroma and Shadow: Marx vs. Niet/sche on Religion"<br/>Nature. Soeiety. am! Thouyht. 18. pp. 461 00.<br/>PARTY! HISTORY<br/>26 L.P. Thompson ( 1063). "Lxploitation". in The Makitty of the Euyli.sh<br/>Working Class. London: Victor Gollancz. pp. 180 212.<br/>27 Perr}' Anderson (1074). "'rhc Feudal Mode of Production", in Pa.ssayes<br/>from .■inticiuily to Feudalism. London: New l.elt Books, pp. 147-54.<br/>28 G.L.M. de Ste. Croix ( 1081 ). 'The Decline and Fall of Rome", excerpts<br/>from Class Struggle in the . tneient Creek World: From the .Arehaie . tge<br/>to the . {rah Coiu/uest. London: Duckw orth, pp. 453. 407 503.<br/>PART VH COLONIALISM, RACF. AND CFNDFR<br/>20 C.L.R. James (writing under the name J.R. Johnson) (1043), "Negroes in<br/>the Civil War: Their Role in the Second American Revolution", New<br/>International. 9, pp. 338 41 .<br/>30 Oliver C. Cox (1048), excerpts from "Race Relations Its Meaning,<br/>Beginning, and Progress", in Caste. Class, and Raee: .4 Study in Soeial<br/>IJynamies. New York: Monthly Review Press, pp. 321 35.<br/>31 Nancy C.M. Hartsock (1983). "The Feminist Standpoint: Developing the<br/>Ground for a Specifically Feminist Historical Materialism", in Sandra<br/>Harding and Merrill B. Hintikka (eds), Fiseovering Reality: Feminist<br/>Perspeetives on Epi.stemologv. Metaphysies. Methodology, and Philosophy<br/>ofSeienee. Boston: D. Reidel, pp. 283 310.<br/>32 Kevin B. Anderson (2002). "Marx"s l^ate Writings on Non-Western and<br/>Precapitalist Societies and Gender", Rethinking Marxism. 14, pp. 84-96.<br/>PART VIII ECOLOGY<br/>33 John Bellamy Foster (2002), 'Marx's Ecology in Historical Perspective',<br/>International Socialism Journal, 96. pp. 71-86.<br/>34 Paul Burkett (2005), 'Marx's Vision of Sustainable Human Development'.<br/>Monthly Review, 57, pp. 34-62.<br/>Name Index<br/>j |
