New Politics Vol. XVII No. 2, Whole Number 66

Welcome to new issue.

• FROM THE EDITORS
• WHISTLING PAST THE GRAVEYARD: NOTES ON THE 2018 MIDTERM ELECTIONS, Michael Hirsch
• THE LEFT AND THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY: THE EXPERIENCE OF A CENTURY, Dan La Botz
• THE AMERICAN LEFT AFTER BLACK LIVES MATTER
  • WHO’S AFRAID OF LEFT POPULISM? ANTI-POLICING STRUGGLES AND THE FRONTIERS OF THE AMERICAN LEFT, Cedric Johnson
  • ONLY A CLASS POLITICS CAN SAVE US FROM POLICE VIOLENCE AND FASCISM: LESSONS FROM ROSA LUXEMBURG TO CEDRIC JOHNSON, Jay Arena
  • BLACK EXCEPTIONALISM AND THE MILITANT CAPITULATION TO ECONOMIC INEQUALITY, Touré F. Reed
  • IN DEFENSE OF BLACK SENTIMENT: (A COMMENT ON CEDRIC JOHNSON’S ESSAY RE BLACK POWER NOSTALGIA), Mia White
• ARTICLES
  • SYRIA, THE UNITED STATES, AND THE LEFT, Ella Wind
  • THE PHILIPPINE LEFT IN A CHANGING LAND, Alex de Jong
  • PALESTINE ON A PRECIPICE, Toufic Haddad
• TWO ARTICLES ON POLITICAL AND LABOR UPHEAVAL IN CHINA
  • JASIC WORKERS FIGHT FOR UNION RIGHTS, Jenny Chan
  • THE JASIC STRUGGLE IN CHINA’S POLITICAL CONTEXT, Au Loong Yu
• SYMPOSIUM ON ECOSOCIALISM
  • A GREENER NEW DEAL?, Ashley Dawson
  • A RADICAL DIRECTION FOR THE ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENT, Richard Smith
  • WHAT DO ECO-SOCIALISTS HAVE TO SAY ABOUT THE CLIMATE MOVEMENT, Nancy Romer
• REVIEWS
  • AN ECONOMIST’S CASE FOR SOCIALISM, Barry Finger, review of Nasser, Overripe Economy
  • FROM MARX TO ECOSOCIALISM, Michael Löwy, review of Saito, Karl Marx’s Ecosocialism, and Wallis, Red-Green Revolution. The Politics and Technology of Ecosocialism
  • REMEMBERING THE ENGLISH REVOLUTION, Daniel Johnson, review of Rees, The Leveller Revolution: Radical Political Organisation in England, 1640-1650
• LETTERS
  • EXCHANGE ON THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION, Bennett Muraskin, Norman Epstein; reply by Thomas Harrison