Moving Beyond Capitalism for Our Health
May 11, 2020
—Howard Waitzkin
The struggle toward viable national health programs now must become part of a struggle to move beyond capitalism.
Category: Monthly Review Press
Trump, Asylum, and Honduras’s “Narco-State”
March 11, 2020
—David L. Wilson
Truly effective immigration reform is going to be impossible without fundamental changes in this country’s foreign policies.
Russophobia at Democratic Party Debate
November 12, 2019
—Jeremy Kuzmarov
Russophobia was on full display during the October 15th Democratic Party debate, with ominous repercussions for the future of American foreign policy.
Upcoming events with Gerald Horne
July 24, 2014
Author and historian Gerald Horne will be on a mini book tour this weekend to discuss his two new books, The Counter-Revolution of 1776: Slave Resistance and the Origins of the… READ MORE
Book giveaway: Open Veins of Latin America
May 29, 2014
Since its publication in 1971, Open Veins of Latin America has been translated into more than a dozen languages and has sold more than a million copies. Written by Uruguayan journalist Eduardo… READ MORE
Mandela was not a Hallmark card
December 9, 2013
—Alan Wieder Long-time South African educator and President of the New Unity Movement, R. O. Dudley had a quote that he used when speaking of various iconic South African struggle leaders: He… READ MORE
The barrel of the apartheid gun
July 3, 2013
—Nadine Gordimer The nobel laureate on Ruth First and Joe Slovo in the War Against Apartheid, a new biography of South Africa’s revolutionary couple, published by Monthly Review Press. [Below… READ MORE
One Day in December: Starred review in Library Journal
May 21, 2013
One Day in December casts a spotlight on the remarkable “missing actor” of the Cuban Revolution, Celia Sánchez. Based on ten years of original research, the biography draws on interviews with Sánchez’s friends,… READ MORE