Nature, society, and thought: a journal of dialectical and historical materialism, Volume 20, Number 3-4 (July/October, 2007)
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Nature, society, and thought: a journal of dialectical and historical materialism, Volume 20, Number 3-4 (July/October, 2007)
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ARTICLES:
Victor G. Devinatz, “We Had a Utopia in the Union”:
James Wright, the Farm Equipment Workers Union,
and the Struggle for Civil Rights Unionism in
Postwar Louisville, 1946–1952.
Ethel Tobach, Identity of Comparative Psychology: Its
Status and Advances in Evolutionary Theory and
Genetics.
Sinan Koont, Urban Agriculture in Cuba: Of, by, and
for the Barrio.
Yan Ma, Virtual Value of Natural Resources: A
Marxist Explanation.
CONFERENCES:
The Socialist Market Economy and Other Theoretical
Issues--NST Symposium, June 2007. Part 3.
Armen Baghdoyan, Antagonism of Capitalist and
Socialist Market Economies.
Wang Zhongbao, Public Nature of Enterprises, Their
Efficiency, and Economic Development.
Phyllis Bailey, A Modern History of Sino-Canadian
Relations.
Zuang Junju, China’s Socialist Market Economy and Its
Difference from Neoliberalism.
Anthony Coughlan, The European Union Crisis Continues.
Huang Xiaowu, China’s New Rural Cooperative Medical
Service System.
Kathleen Densmore, The Formation of Socialist
Consciousness.
Peter Fleissner, The Marxian Transformation Problem
Revisited.
Richard Fletcher, Can a Socialist Enterprise Survive
in a Market Economy?
Eddie J. Girdner, From Sea to Shining Sea: The
Degradation of Social Welfare under
Neoliberalism in the United States.
Hermann Kopp, On G7/G8 Global Governance.
Christine Jacqulyn McMahon, Mobilizing Sustainable
Industries.
Roger Marheine, Socialism before “Market Socialism”:
Pedagogical and Political Considerations in
Teaching David Hare’s Fanshen.
John H. Moore, Free Goods and Primitive Communism:
An Anthropological Perspective.
David S. Pena, The Dictatorship of the Proletariat and
the Socialist Market Economy.
Arthur B. Shostak, Chinese Labor Unions and
CyberUnionism.
Renildo Souza, Classical Marxism, Socialism, and the
Market.
WORLD ASSOCIATION FOR POLITICAL ECONOMY:
Statement on Marxism and Sustainable Development
Adopted at the Third Forum of the World Association
for Political Economy, Langfang, China, 24–25 May
2008.
AUTHOR AND TITLE INDEX FOR
VOLUMES 1 (1987)–20 (2007).
ABSTRACTS (in English and French).
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