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Articles in June, 1986 issue of Monthly Review

• The alternative to stagnation
• The political economy of hybrid corn
  by Jean-Pierre Berlan
• The logic of stagnation
  by Paul Sweezy
• Longshoremen: community and resistance on the Brooklyn waterfront
  by John Bellamy Foster
• Turning the tide: U.S. intervention in Central America and the struggle for peace. - book reviews
  by Jeff McMahan
• How real is the federal deficit? - book reviews
  by Thomas Michl
• St. Thomas Aquinas and modern Catholic doctrine
  by Joseph Ferraro
• DNA and the goal of human perfectibility
  by Steven Rose
• El Salvador: reminders of war
  by Eric Arnesen
• The alienation of modern man: an interpretation based on Marx and Tonnies. - book reviews
  by Farshad A. Araghi
• Mitterrand's achievement
  by Daniel Singer
• What is socialist medicine?
  by Vicente Navarro
• The 1920s and the 1980s - a comparison
  by Gregory Bergman
• The politics of transition
  by Richard R. Fagen
• Vietnam and Nicaragua - US foreign policy
• More on the financial explosion
  by Robert Stefani
• The health of Black folk: disease, class, and ideology in science
  by Nancy Krieger
• The pitfalls of psychologism
  by Joel Kovel
• The mass organizations in Nicaragua: the current problematic and perspectives for the future
  by Carlos M. Vilas
• Why the anti-Marxists are wrong
  by Milton Fisk
• Interview with Paul M. Sweezy - interview
  by Sungar Savran
• The limits to capital
  by Michael A. Lebowitz
• Biology and social responsibility
  by Eric Holtzman
• The New Underground Railroad
  by Sheila D. Collins
• Cultures in contention
  by Elayne Rapping
• Only capitalist laws of motion?
  by Michael A. Lebowitz
• All eyes on SDI
• Socialists and the "new conservatism"
  by Ralph Miliband
• Latin American debt: the choices ahead
  by Robert Pollin
• Irrationality in real estate investment: the case of Houston
  by Joe R. Feagin
• The war in El Salvador: a reassessment
  by Tom Barry
• The political ideas of Marx and Engels
  by Paul Le Blanc
• The technological mystique and Third World options
  by Maurice Bazin
• Grassroots organizing and the Democratic Party - the Vermont Rainbow experience
  by Judy Askenaz
• Intervention: how America became involved in Vietnam
  by Marilyn B. Young
• The meaning of dialectics
  by Bertell Ollman
• Thinking of revolution: the new South African intelligentsia
  by Craig Charney
• The discriminated fingers: the Korean minority in Japan
  by John Lie
• Behind a Manley victory in Jamaica - historical analysis of Jamaican politics and the 1986 parish elections
  by Bernard D. Headley
• The Reagan doctrine and international security
  by Amitav Acharya
• Reactionary Marxism: the end of ideology in Japan? - discussion of Hiroji Baba's 'Mass Enrichment and Finance Capital'
  by John Lie
• Microcomputers from movement to industry
  by Lenny Siegel
• Herbert G. Gutman, 1928-1985, and the writing of working-class history
  by Gregory S. kealy
• Economics without equilibrium
  by John Bellamy Foster
• Death in Chile: on the murder of a journalist and long-time friend
  by James Petras
• Render unto Caesar: church and state in Poland
  by Carl Tighe
• Liberation theology and Marxist economics
  by Fred J. Currier
• Boom and bust: the capital experience
  by Harry G. Shaffer
• Apologizing for capitalism
  by W.H. Locke Anderson
• The rise and fall of the Bulgarian connection. - book reviews
  by Joel Kovel
• A science of our own: Marxism and nature
  by Richard Levins
• The radical science movement in the United States
  by Jon Beckwith
• The international debt crisis and the U.S. left
  by Arthur MacEwan
• More on the nature of the Soviet system
  by Charles Bettelheim
• Opportunities ahead - opportunities for socialism
  by Steve Brouwer
• Who you are: a survey of our readers
  by Harold L. Posner
• Mass organizations in Nicaragua: a reply
  by Carlos Vilas
• Science and progress; seven developmentalist myths in agriculture
  by Richard Levins
• Habits of the heart, individualism and commitment in American life
  by Philip Eden
• Comment on Vilas
  by William I. Robinson
• More on the origins of tyranny - includes rebuttal
  by Eli Sagan
• Casino capitalism. - book reviews
  by John Bellamy Foster
• Technology, research, and the penetration of capital: the case of U.S. agriculture
  by R.C. Lewontin
• Immigrant women in the land of dollars: life and culture on the Lower East Side, 1890-1925
  by Annette Rubinstein
• Labor of love, labor of sorrow: Black women, work, and the family from slavery to the present
  by Miriam Frank
• The triumph of politics: why the Reagan revolution failed. - book reviews
  by Joshua Cohen
• Rethinking Marxism: struggles in Marxist theory. Essays for Harry Magdoff and Paul Sweezy. - book reviews
  by Cornel West
• The struggle for South Africa: a reference guide to movements, organizations and institutions. - book reviews
  by Daniel Simon