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Jim Cason "The United States and South Africa". Monthly Review. FindArticles.com. 28 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1132/is_v37/ai_4188939/

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• Class and communalism in Malaysia: politics in a dependent Capitalist state
  by Fred Curtis
• Intervention in Vietnam and Central America: parallels and differences
  by Noam Chomsky
• India's path of development: a Marxist approach
  by Paresh Chattopadhyay
• Nicaragua: the strategy of counterrevolution
  by William I. Robinson
• The regime of capital
  by Paul M. Sweezy
• India's environment: crises and responses
  by M.R. Bhagavan
• Marxism and the facts of life
  by Michael Jr. Losonsky
• Mr. Seaga's Jamaica: an inside look
  by Bernard D. Headley
• Spain: systematic torture in a democratic state
  by Hylah M. Jacques
• Big Mac and the tropical forests
  by Joseph K. Skinner
• Historical materialism and the Catholic Church: the Irish example
  by John Newsinger
• The state of India's environment, 1984-85: the second citizen's report
  by M.R. Bhagavan
• How powerful is the Fed?
  by Andrew W. Caughey
• Lessons of Vietnam
• Reflections on anti-communism
  by Ralph Miliband
• The specificity of Soviet capitalism
  by Charles Bettelheim
• The strange recovery of 1983-1984
• Riding the waves with the Wall Street Journal
  by Dan Subotnik
• Class, power, and the state
  by Joel Kovel
• A short history of the war in Vietnam
  by Jayne Werner
• The road ahead
  by Vicente Navarro
• What kind of recovery?
  by H.L. Robinson
• Democracy and the dependent capitalist state in Latin America
  by Kenneth B. Roberts
• For a better love
  by Roque Dalton
• The dialectical biologist
  by Martha R. Herbert
• The stakes in South Africa
• They also serve …
  by Hans Koning
• Nicaraguan literacy campaign: its democratic essence
  by Russell Kleinbach
• Korea and dependency theory
  by Aidan Foster-Carter
• Praxedis Guerrero: early revolutionary; revolution is beautiful
  by Rey Devis
• The left academy: Marxist scholarship on American campuses
  by John Ehrenberg
• South Africa: the crisis deepens
  by John S. Saul
• U.S. Black mayors - what next: a European perspective
  by Bruno Cartosio
• Center and periphery: reflections on the irrelevance of a billion human beings
  by Keith Buchanan
• Disaster prevention: defining the problem
  by Mahmood Mamdani
• America's working man
  by David Montgomery
• Forerunner of feminism
  by Bobbye Ortiz
• The road to Alto: an account of peasants, capitalists, and the soil in the mountains of southern Portugal
  by Keith Buchanan
• Questions for the peace movement
• Capital, the trade unions, and the national liberation struggle
  by David Lewis
• The deficit, the debt, and the real world
• What now for Blacks?
  by James Boggs
• After capitalism - what?
  by Paul M. Sweezy
• The world-system theory of Oliver C. Cox
  by Herbert M. Hunter
• Socialism and spirituality
  by Paul Buhle
• Communism in Harlem during the Depression
  by Cornel West
• Guatemalan army and U.S. policy in Central America
  by Mario Payeras
• Destabilization in southern Africa; total strategy in total disarray
  by Dan O'Meara
• Mau Mau - 30 years later
  by John Newsinger
• Cambodia: 1975-1982
  by Thomas F. Mayer
• Are there economic laws of socialism?
  by Harry Magdoff
• Witness to war: an American doctor in El Salvador
  by Harry R. Targ
• Debt trap peonage
  by Chinweizu
• A quiet violence: view from a Bangladesh village
  by Betsy Hartmann
• Those Philippine bases
  by Daniel B. Schirmer
• The United States and South Africa
  by Jim Cason
• Burlington, Vermont: socialism on the local level?
  by Beth Bates
• Religion and the left - and the Catholic Church
  by George Fish
• The resurrection of out-work
  by Bettina Berch
• Rope of gold
  by Annette T. Rubinstein
• The perilous slope
  by Neville deB. Cullen
• Aspects of the struggle
  by Pierre Bigras
• 1984 and beyond: hope today
  by Ronald Aronson
• Where is South Africa going?
  by Beyers Naude
• Revolutionary Cuba: economic growth with equity
  by Andrew Zimbalist
• The financial explosion
• On India and Mexico
  by Firdaus Jhabvala
• The economics of feasible socialism
  by Paresh Chattopadhyay