Sweezy, Paul M, Harry Magdoff and Leo Huberman (eds.) - Monthly Review: An Independent Socialist Magazine, July-August 1989 (Volume 41, No. 3)

NY: Monthly Review, 1989. Paper bound, 92pp. Clean and tight. Minor crease to block else a very good copy. Contents include: Review of the Month: Whither the Soviet Union? by Daniel Singer; The Lessons of History and the Developing World by Manfred Bienefeld; Oligarchic Democracy by Ellen Meiksins Wood; The Scards of the Ghetto by Lorraine Hansberry; South Korea: Looking at the Left by Martin Hart-Landsberg; Correspondence: Lessons of the 1988 Election: The Need to Organize by Vicente Navarro, Perestroika: The Need for a Class Analysis by Perry Cartwright; Books: With Friends Like These by W.H. Locke Anderson, The Myth of the Great U-Turn by Michael Dawson, and Monopolists of Drink by Ankie Hoogvelt. Over 150 issues of Monthly Review in stock - contact us directly to save on shipping for multiple orders.

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