New Politics, 2002 Winter

Author(s)
Brand, Horst
Camfield, David
Cazenave, Noel A.
Cha-Jua, Sundiata Kelta
Dominick, Brian
Dow, Mark
Finger, Barry
Harrison, Thomas
Hawkins, Howie
Hill, Herbert
Hirsch, Michael
Jacobsen, Kurt
Jacobson, Julius
Jacobson, Phyllis
Johnson, Alan
Kelly, Christine
Kim, Helen
Landy, Joanne
Lemisch, Jesse
Lindemyer, Jeff
Mandell, Betty Reid
Mandell, Marvin
Massad, Joseph
Moody, Kim
Reed, Adolph, Jr.
Schulman, Jason
Shalom, Stephen Rosskamm
Steinberg, Stephen
Worcester, Kent
Primary author
Jacobson, Julius
Place of Publication
Brooklyn, NY
Date of Publication
winter 2002
Number of Pages
4
Subjects
AFL-CIO (USA): American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations
Afghanistan
Greens
Iraq (Irak, Babylonia, Mesopotamia)
Israel
Middle East, Near East, Levant
Sept. 11, 2001
UN, (UNO): United Nations
USA (EEUU): United States of America
affirmative action
anthology, compilation
capitalism
class
correspondence
culture
democracy
discussion, debate, controversy, polemic
foreign policy
global-justice-movement
government
ideology
industry
international relations
internationalism
judicial
labour laws
marxism
nationalism
oppression
party
periodical, magazine
politics
populism
poverty
race
racism
recent history
reform
repression
reproductive rights
right wing
sanctions
science, scholarship
socialism
state
steel
strategy
terrorism (individual)
theory
wage, salary
war
welfare
woman
workers' council
working class
world
zionism
Classification
P Periodicals
Parent Collections
New Politics (New Series)
Copy Number
1
Identifier
2 / New Politics
Languages
English