Political Affairs 1994: Vol 73 Index

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Alarcon, Evelina: Crisis in Los Angeles, Mar., p. 30; An His- of the American Working Class, by David R. Roediger,
toric Breakthrough, Aug., p. 12. (book review), June, p. 32.
Albano, Terry: Building the YCL, Apr., p. 22; An Ideological Fishman, Joelle: Workers Win Union Contract, Sept.-Oct., p.
Break in the Ice, June, p. 9. 15.
Gerson, Si: Third Party Developments, Apr., p. 15.
Bachtell, John: Lessons From the ‘93 New York Elections, Jan., Goldberg Norman: The Stuff of Art, Apr., p. 27; The Man
p. 20; A Membership Explosion, Sept.-Oct., p. 7. With the Clenched Fist, July, p. 33; The Communist Party
Benjamin, Phil: The National Health Care Debate of 1994, and Culture, Dec., p. 24
Nov., p. 1.
Blawis, Jack: Bookends, The Fifties, by David Halberstein, Gordon, Lewis: Race Matters, by Cornell West, (book
(book review), June, p. 38. review), Feb., p. 34; Reflections on the 40th Anniversary of
Bonosky, Phillip: The Cult of Violence in America, Jan., p. 13; Brown v. Board of Education, Nov., p. 7.
Bookends: W.E.B. Du Bois: Biography of a Race, by David Greetings to 75th Anniversary, Sept.-Oct., p. 38.
Levering Lewis, (book review), Feb., p. 32; Homestead:
100 Years Later, May, p. 24; The Truman Myth, Aug,, p. Hall, Gus: Crime & Violence: A Class Question, Jan., p. 1; For
22; Forging American Communism, by Edward P. Johan- World Communist Unity, Jan. p. 40 (document); Opening
ningsmeier, (book review) Nov., p. 21. Remarks, Mar., p. 2; Building Collectivity, June, p. 3; The
Brodine, Virginia: The Fight to Save the Environment, Apr., Truth About D-Day, July, p. 1; Letter to the South African
p- 8. Party, July, p. 38; Conference Summary, Aug., p. 14; A
Mass Party in the Making, Sept.-Oct., p. 4; A Great 75
Communist and Workers parties: Continental Meeting of Years, Dec., p. 1.
Communist and Workers Parties of the Americas, Apr., p. Health Commission, CPUSA: The Destruction of OSHA
38. Reform, Dec., p. 18.
Communist Party of Portugal: The Situation in Portugal Hopkins, Tom: A Most Dangerous Game, May, p. 18.
Today, Dec., p. 30. Horne, Gerald: On the Criminalization of a Race, Feb., p. 26.
D’Agostino, Theresa: Bookends: In Search of Excess: The International Commission CPUSA: International Notes,
Overcompensation of American Executives, by Graef S. Nov., p. 41; Feb., p. 31.; May, p. 37; June, p. 41; Dec., p.
Crystal, (book review), Aug., p. 36. 34.
Discussion: The Fight Against Racism Today, July, p. 19. Irwin, Christopher: A New Arera of Struggle: The Electronic
Dlugin, Lee: Party Building, Apr. p. 24. Front, Nov., p. 16.
D’Orazio, Ann: Bookends, Privatization in Eastern Europe:
Is the State Withering Away? by Roman Frydman and Kaye, Herb: The Illinois War Zone, June, p. 12.
Andrze Rapaczynski, (book review), Jan., p. 32.
Le Blanc, Judith: Jobs and Equality Campaign, Mar., p. 27;
Editorials: International Women’s Day, Mar., p. 1; Lenin's Jobs and Equality Campaign, Aug., p. 9.
Legacy, Apr., p. 1; Who Won the War? June, p. 1; 75th Letters to the Editor: Tom Durkin, Lasker Smith, Robert
Anniversary, Sept.-Oct., p. 1. Seier, Lorenzo Torrez, Andre Brochu, L.B., Mar., p. 40;
Eisenhower, David: Discussion: How Dangerous is the Ultra Robert Blum, Blair Bertaccini, T.A. Gurphey, Alan
right ? June, p. 25. Miller, June, p. 40; Harold Heller, Charles Hunt, Ange-
lo, F.J. Dec., p. 38, Don Matsuda, Nell Ranta, Ray Green
Figueroa, Miguel: Political Developments in Canada, Apr., p. Jesse Deutch, Mary Ann Shroder, Ann Reeve, p. 39.
35: Loveland, George: U.S. Economic War Against Cuba, Sept.-
Fishman, George: Wages of Whiteness: Race and the Making Oct., p. 29.
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index 1994
Alarcon, Evelina: Crisis in Los Angeles, Mar., p. 30; An His- of the American Working Class, by David R. Roediger,
toric Breakthrough, Aug., p. 12. (book review), June, p. 32.
Albano, Terry: Building the YCL, Apr., p. 22; An Ideological Fishman, Joelle: Workers Win Union Contract, Sept.-Oct., p.
Break in the Ice, June, p. 9. 15.
Gerson, Si: Third Party Developments, Apr., p. 15.
Bachtell, John: Lessons From the ‘93 New York Elections, Jan., Goldberg Norman: The Stuff of Art, Apr., p. 27; The Man
p. 20; A Membership Explosion, Sept.-Oct., p. 7. With the Clenched Fist, July, p. 33; The Communist Party
Benjamin, Phil: The National Health Care Debate of 1994, and Culture, Dec., p. 24
Nov., p. 1.
Blawis, Jack: Bookends, The Fifties, by David Halberstein, Gordon, Lewis: Race Matters, by Cornell West, (book
(book review), June, p. 38. review), Feb., p. 34; Reflections on the 40th Anniversary of
Bonosky, Phillip: The Cult of Violence in America, Jan., p. 13; Brown v. Board of Education, Nov., p. 7.
Bookends: W.E.B. Du Bois: Biography of a Race, by David Greetings to 75th Anniversary, Sept.-Oct., p. 38.
Levering Lewis, (book review), Feb., p. 32; Homestead:
100 Years Later, May, p. 24; The Truman Myth, Aug,, p. Hall, Gus: Crime & Violence: A Class Question, Jan., p. 1; For
22; Forging American Communism, by Edward P. Johan- World Communist Unity, Jan. p. 40 (document); Opening
ningsmeier, (book review) Nov., p. 21. Remarks, Mar., p. 2; Building Collectivity, June, p. 3; The
Brodine, Virginia: The Fight to Save the Environment, Apr., Truth About D-Day, July, p. 1; Letter to the South African
p- 8. Party, July, p. 38; Conference Summary, Aug., p. 14; A
Mass Party in the Making, Sept.-Oct., p. 4; A Great 75
Communist and Workers parties: Continental Meeting of Years, Dec., p. 1.
Communist and Workers Parties of the Americas, Apr., p. Health Commission, CPUSA: The Destruction of OSHA
38. Reform, Dec., p. 18.
Communist Party of Portugal: The Situation in Portugal Hopkins, Tom: A Most Dangerous Game, May, p. 18.
Today, Dec., p. 30. Horne, Gerald: On the Criminalization of a Race, Feb., p. 26.
D’Agostino, Theresa: Bookends: In Search of Excess: The International Commission CPUSA: International Notes,
Overcompensation of American Executives, by Graef S. Nov., p. 41; Feb., p. 31.; May, p. 37; June, p. 41; Dec., p.
Crystal, (book review), Aug., p. 36. 34.
Discussion: The Fight Against Racism Today, July, p. 19. Irwin, Christopher: A New Arera of Struggle: The Electronic
Dlugin, Lee: Party Building, Apr. p. 24. Front, Nov., p. 16.
D’Orazio, Ann: Bookends, Privatization in Eastern Europe:
Is the State Withering Away? by Roman Frydman and Kaye, Herb: The Illinois War Zone, June, p. 12.
Andrze Rapaczynski, (book review), Jan., p. 32.
Le Blanc, Judith: Jobs and Equality Campaign, Mar., p. 27;
Editorials: International Women’s Day, Mar., p. 1; Lenin's Jobs and Equality Campaign, Aug., p. 9.
Legacy, Apr., p. 1; Who Won the War? June, p. 1; 75th Letters to the Editor: Tom Durkin, Lasker Smith, Robert
Anniversary, Sept.-Oct., p. 1. Seier, Lorenzo Torrez, Andre Brochu, L.B., Mar., p. 40;
Eisenhower, David: Discussion: How Dangerous is the Ultra Robert Blum, Blair Bertaccini, T.A. Gurphey, Alan
right ? June, p. 25. Miller, June, p. 40; Harold Heller, Charles Hunt, Ange-
lo, F.J. Dec., p. 38, Don Matsuda, Nell Ranta, Ray Green
Figueroa, Miguel: Political Developments in Canada, Apr., p. Jesse Deutch, Mary Ann Shroder, Ann Reeve, p. 39.
35: Loveland, George: U.S. Economic War Against Cuba, Sept.-
Fishman, George: Wages of Whiteness: Race and the Making Oct., p. 29.
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Rabinowitz, Jason: Bookends, The Tyranny of the Majority:
Markowitz, Norman: Bookends, Land of Idols, by Michael Fundamental Fairness to Representative Democracy, by
Parenti, (book review), Jan., p. 28; Discussion: How Dan- Lani Guinier, (book review), Nov., p. 35.
gerous is the Ultra right?, June, p. 25.
Marshall, Scott: Class Struggle on the Information Superhigh- Schepers: E., Racism and Immigration, Nov., p. 19.
way, Apr., p. 2. Scarborough, Russel: U.S. Healthcare, June, p. 14.
Meyers, George: Towards a Labor Program, May, p. 1; Build- Sloan, Don: The Place of the Holocaust in History, June, p. 21.
ing a Labor-Led Party, Aug., p. 1. Stein, Phil: Socialist Realism in the Eyes of David Sequeiros,
Monteiro, Tony: Comment on the “Class Struggle Today,” July, p. 30.
Jan., p. 33; The Scientific & Revolutionary Legacy of Stokes, Diane: Right to Life or Death to Democracy?, Sept.-
W.E.B. Du Bois, Feb., p. 1; Towards a Program for Oct., p. 21.
African American Equality, Feb., p. 19; African Ameri-
cans and the Class Struggle, Mar., p. 32. Tallmadge, John: Bookends, Heroes of an Unwritten Story:
Mora, Elena: Puerto Rican Equality, Mar, p, 37. The UAW 1934-1939, by Henry Kraus, (book review),
Myles, Dee: Class, Race and Nationality in the Molding of the May, p. 39.
U.S. Working Class, Feb., p. 10; The Working Class Experi- Teachers Club: The Fight for Public Education in Michigan,
ence of African American Women, May, p. 10. Aug,, p. 16.
Torrez, Lorenzo: Mexican American/Labor Unity, Mar., p.
Noffke, Steve: Bookends, Stalin Over Wisconsin, by Steven 34.
Meyer, (book review), Jan., p. 29. Tyner, Jarvis: Jobs not Jails, Jan., p. 6; A New Era of Political
Independence, April, p. 19; Third-Party Developments,
Paparigha, Aleka: European “Unity,” Aug., p. 32. Aug,, p. 3.
Plana, Libero Della: Clinton’s Crime Bill, Nov., p. 11.
Perlo, Victor: Bookends, American Apartheid Segregation Walker, Mead: Bookends, The Work of Nations: Preparing for
and the Making of an Underclass, by Douglas S. Massey 21st Century Capitalism, by Robert Reach, (book
and Nancy A. Denton, (book review), Feb., p. 38; review), Jan., p. 37.
Racism and Unemployment, July, p. 7; Bookends, The Webb, Sam: The Labor Movement After NAFTA, Mar., p. 14;
Agenda: Inside the Clinton House, by Bob Woodward, May Day and the Fight for Jobs, May, p. 5.
(book review), Sept.-Oct., p. 33. West, Jim: U.S. Imperialism: Enemy of Peace, Jan., p. 28.
Political Action Commission, CPUSA: 1994 Elections, Wheeler, Tim: McCarthyism German-style, Dec., p. 5.
Dec., p. 13. Wood, Bobbie: Reflections of a Laid-Off Steelworker, May, p.
Pumphrey, George: The Trial of Markus Wolf, May, p. 33. 15.
Quavez, Adanjesus: Building the YCL in New York, Sept.-
Oct., p. 11.
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