A Red Robin?
May 1, 2012
Albert Ruben is is the author of The People’s Lawyer: The Center for Constitutional Rights and the Fight for Social Justice from Civil Rights to Guantanamo (Monthly Review Press, 2012)…. READ MORE
Article Subjects and Geography: History
First, They Came for the Sex Offenders
February 1, 2012
Judith Levine is the author of four books, including Harmful to Minors: The Perils of Protecting Women From Sex, which won the LA Times Book Prize. She also writes a… READ MORE
Food as a Commodity
January 1, 2012
Fred Magdoff (fmagdoff [at] uvm.edu) is professor emeritus of plant and soil science at the University of Vermont. His is coauthor with John Bellamy Foster of What Every Environmentalist Needs… READ MORE
Do the United States and Mexico Really Want the Drug War To Succeed?
January 1, 2012
Robert Joe Stout (mexicoconamor [at] yahoo.com) lives in Oaxaca, Mexico, and his articles and essays have appeared recently in America, Conscience, The American Scholar, and Monthly Review. His most recent… READ MORE
The Center Will Not Hold: The Rise and Decline of Liberalism
January 1, 2012
Samir Amin is director of the Third World Forum in Dakar, Senegal. His books include The Liberal Virus, The World We Wish to See, and most recently The Law of… READ MORE
Revenge of the Surplus
January 1, 2012
Marc James Léger (leger.mj [at] gmail.com) is an artist, writer, and educator living in Montreal. He is editor of Culture and Contestation in the New Century and author of the… READ MORE
Samir Amin at 80: An Introduction and Tribute
October 1, 2011
Samir Amin was born in Cairo in 1931, and studied within the French educational system in Egypt (Lycée Français du Caire). He pursued his higher education in Paris at Institut… READ MORE
An Arab Springtime?
October 1, 2011
An earlier version of this article appeared online at monthlyreview.org. The articles by Samir Amin in this issue were translated from the French by Shane Mage. The year 2011 began… READ MORE
The Democratic Fraud and the Universalist Alternative
October 1, 2011
1. The Democratic Fraud Challenges Us to Invent Tomorrow’s Democracy Universal suffrage is a recent conquest, beginning with workers’ struggles in a few European countries (England, France, Holland, and Belgium)… READ MORE