Table Of Content

AUTHOR INDEX TO VOLUME 61 : ARTICLES (Author, Title, Number, Page) Pimentel, David, Reducing Energy Inputs in Science, 7, 47 Altieri, Miguel A., Agroecology, Small Farms, the Agricultural Production System, 3, 92 Sweezy, Paul M. (see Magdoff, Harry) and Food Sovereignty, 3, 102 Pretty, Jules, Can Ecological Agriculture Feed Amin, Samir (see Review of the Month), Nine Billion People?, 6, 46 REVIEWS Capitalism and the Ecological Footprint, Robbins, Bruce, Against Literary Imperial Bacon, David, Unions Must Move Left, They 6,19 ism: Storming the Barricades of the Have No Alternative, 4,55 Baviera, Mara (see Bello, Walden) Canon, 4, 29 Chambré, Susan M. , Cancer and Cold War Bello, Walden, & Mara Baviera, Food Wars, Robicheau, Daniel, Sanctions on Iran Capitalism, 7,53 3,17 What's Missing from Obama's New Chandra, Nandini, Slumlord Aesthetics and Bisson, Terry , John wrown-150 Years After Dialogue, 10, 31 The Question of indian Poverty, 1, 50 Harpers Ferry, 5, 37 Rose, Nancy E. , Lessons from the New Deal Dunbar-Ortiz, Roxanne, Indigenous Buhle, Paul, Marxism, the United States, and Public Employment Programs, 5, 21 Resistance in the Americas and The Legacy the Twentieth Century, 1, 39 Rosenfeld, Herman , The North American of Maridtequi, 4, 50 Bukhari, Safiya, An Untold Chapter in Black Auto Industry in Crisis, 2, 18 Ellinger, Mickey, & Jody Sokolower, Marga History, 9, 52 Rosset, Peter, Fixing our Global Food Sys ret Randall's Years in Cuba, 10, 59 Camacaro, William (see Schiavoni, Christina) tem: Food Sovereignty and Redistributive Leary, Elly, Gramsci’s Grandchild, 8, 59 Custers, Peter, A Different Perspective on the Land Reform, 3, 114 Lebowitz, Michael A., Exploring the Dialectic U.S.-India Nuclear Deal, 4, 19 Schiavoni, Christina, & William Camacaro, of the Bolivarian Revolution, 9, 56 Eisenman, Stephen F., The Resistable Rise The Venezuelan Effort to Build a New Food Raskin, Jonah, Mao Zedong: Chinese, Com and Predictable Fall of the U.S. Supermax, andA griculture System , 3, 129 munist, Poet, 1,46 6,31 Serequeberhan, Isenay, Africa in a Changing Sokolower, Jody (see Ellinger, Mickey) Fahy Bryceson, Deborah , Sub-Saharan World: An Inventory, 8, 26 Wardlaw, B , Mark Thomas Belches Out the Africa's Vanishing Peasantries and the Tokar, Brian (see Magdoff, Fred) Coca-Cola Company, 7,57 Specter of aG lobal Food Crisis, 3, 48 Wallis, Victor, Beyond “Green Capitalism’, Webber, Jeffery R. , A Theory of Globalized Foster, John Bellamy (see Review of the 9, 32 Capitalism, 5,57 Month), The Vulnerable Planet Fifteen Watt, Peter, Saving History from Oblivion in Yates, Michael D. , Don’t Pity the Poor Im Years Later, 7,17 Guerrero, 10, 50 migrants, Fight Alongside Them, 2, 55 ____, Istvan Mészéros, Pathfinder of Social- Wilkinson, John, Globalization of Agribusi- York, Richard (see Review of the Month), ism, 9, 49 ness and Developing World Food Systems, Gouldiana Rising, 5,54 Han, Dongping , Farmers, Mao, and Discon 4,38 REVIEW OF THE MONTH tent in China, 7,20 Yates, Michael D. (see Reviews; Magdoff, Hart-Landsberg, Martin (see review of the Fred) Amin, Samir , Seize the Crisis!, 7, 1 Month), The U.S. Economy and China: Clark, Brett (see Foster, John Bellamy; York, Capitalism, Class, and Crisis ,9, 14 CORRESPONDENCE Richard) Hersh, Jacques, Inconvenient Truths about Editors (see Intervier.s), The Real Economy & Foster, John Bellamy (see Holleman, ‘Real Existing’ Zionism, 1, 19 the Bubble Economy, 6, 62 Hannah; Magdoff, Fred; York, Richard), Holt-Giménez, Eric, From Food Crisis to Haberkern, Ernest, Prophets of the ‘Perma- Monopoly-Finance Capital and the Food Sovereignty: The Challenge of Social nent War Economy’, 1, 62 Paradox of Accumulation, 5, 1 Movements, 3, 142 ___, & Brett Clark, The Paradox of Wealth Howard, April , Saying No to Soy: The EXCHANGE Capitalism and Ecological Destruction, 6, 1 Campesino Struggle for Sustainable Foster, John Bellamy, & Robert W. ____, Why Ecological Revolution?, 8, 1 Agriculture in Paraguay, 2, 37 McChesney (See Review of the Month), ___, The Age of Monopoly-Finance Capital, Kirschenmann, Frederick , Do Increased Listen Keynesians, It's the System!, 11, 44 9,1 Energy Costs Offer Opportunities for aN ew Palley, Thomas |., The Limits of Minsky’s Hart-Landsberg, Martin, Learning from ALBA Agriculture?, 5, 40 Financial Instability Hypothesis as an and the Bank of the South: Challenges Lang/Levitsky, Daniel , Jews Confront Explanation otfh e Crisis, 11, 28 and Possibilities, 4, 1 Zionism, 2, 47 INTERVIEWS Holleman, Hannah, Robert W. McChesney, Levins, Richard (See Review of the Month), John Bellamy Foster, & R. Jamil Jonna, Why Programs Fail, 10, 43 Editors, The Assassination of Fred Hampton The Penal State in an Age of Crisis, 2, 1 Lowy, Michael, Advertising Is a “Serious by the FBI and Chicago Police, Forty Years Jonna, R. Jamil (see Holleman, Hannah) Health Threat”-to the Environment, 8, 19 Later: An Interview with Jeffrey Haas, 7, 37 Levins, Richard, How to Visit a Socialist Magdoff, Fred (see Review of the Month), & Raskin, Jonah, Saying More with Less Country, 11, 1 Brian Tokar, An Overview of the Food and Interview with Eduardo Galeano, 5, 33 Magdoff, Fred, & John Bellamy Foster, What Agriculture Crisis, 3, 1 POETRY Every Environmentalist Needs to Know _MM_cc_DEM,oni ntceeh&,ea r eM,6li ,c, Jh 2aa3Pem hlei sli,Dp ., HYaiTthgeehs ,W ionWr htlahdet FANoneodeded ss,C r i8ts,oi s4 B8ei n BRPiiecerhrgc,y m,Aa dnMr,ai regnDneee,n,i sWeBh,ao l'Ilsna dTNeia mioevf,e ?t,8h ,e 15P,7o 4v5er ties, YMocrABCkbe,hol eluRsatinm ceyhCy;aar ,pd iH,to RalolBblrieeesrtmmtt,a nCW,l1. a0 r,Hk( ,as1 en &en aJFhoo)sht ne r,B eJlolhanm y Historical Perspective, 3, 32 6,60 Foster, Capitalism in Wonderland, 1, 1 __, You, Again, 11, 62 Mulligan, S.J., Joseph E., Jerusalem Holocaust Meniorial & Palestinians’ REPRISE Plight, 8, 39 Einstein, Albert, Why Socialism?, 1,55 Murphy, Sophia, Free Trade in Agriculture: A Magdoff, Harry, & Paul M. Sweezy, Financial Bad idea Whose Time Is Done, 3, 78 Instability: Where Will It All End?, 11, 57 Patnaik, Utsa, Origins of the Food Crisis in Mills, C. Wright , Psychology and Social India and Developing Countries, 3, 63 61