The Transitional Program for Socialist Revolution

- Hansen: Trotsky's Transitional Program: Its Origins and Significance for Today
- Hansen: Transitional and Democratic Slogans as Bridges to Socialist Revolution
- Novack: The Role of the Transitional Program in the Revolutionary Process
Part I: Discussions with Trotsky before the Transitional Program
- Preparing the Program for the Founding Conference (20-03-1938)
- How to Fight for a Labor party in the U.S. (21-03-1938)
- The Struggle Against war, and the Ludlow Amendment (22-03-1938)
- A Summary of Transitional Demands (22-03-1938)
- The Problem of the Labor Party (04-1938)
Part II: The Transitional Program
- Trotsky: The Death Agony of Capitalism and the Tasks of the Fourth International
Part III: Preconference discussions
- The Political Backwardness of the American Workers (19-05-1938)
- U.S. and European Labor Movements: A Comparision (31-05-1938)
- "For" the Fourth International? No! The Fourth International! (31-05-1938)
- Completing the Program and Putting It to Work (07-06-1938)
- "It is necessary to Drive the Bureocracy and Aristocracy out of the Soviets" (04-07-1938)
- How Economic Shifts Affect Mass Moods (20-07-1938)
- Three Possibilities with a Labor Party (23-07-1938)
- "For a Workers' and Farmers' Government" (29-07-1938)
- Excerpt from "A Great Achievement"
Appendix I:
- A Transitional Program for Black Liberation
Appendix II:
- A Strategy for Revolutionary Youth