The Unz Review • An Alternative Media Selection
A Collection of Interesting, Important, and Controversial Perspectives Largely Excluded from the American Mainstream Media
New Politics • 16 Years, 44 Issues, 663 Articles, 5,118pp
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- Origins and Aims of the Viet Cong, pp. 5-16
- Statement of Purpose, pp. 17-19
- On Socialists and Stalinists, pp. 20-26 A Rejoinder to Irving Louis Horowitz
- Castrologists and Apologists, pp. 27-34 A Reply to Science in the Service of Sentiment
- Aftermath of the Berkeley Revolt, pp. 35-40
- Negro Retaliatory Violence in the Twentieth Century, pp. 41-51
- Colonization of the International Trade Union Movement, pp. 52-56
- The Two Souls of Socialism, pp. 57-84
- [+]--- by Ruth L. Horowitz (2 Reviews) , pp. 85-86
- Automobile Workers and the American Dream by Ely Chinoy
- The Case of Joe Hill by Philip S. Foner
- [+]3 Reviews History of the Labor Movement in the United St... (3 Reviews) , pp. 87-90
- History of the Labor Movement in the United States by Philip S. Foner
- Hoffa and the Teamsters by Ralph C. James and Estelle Dinerstein James
- Tentacles of Power by Clark R. Mollenhoff
- [+]2 Reviews Huelga, by Eugene Nelson (2 Reviews) , p. 91
- Huelga by Eugene Nelson
- The Grape Strike by Eugene Nelson
- [+]Washington and Latin America (Review) , pp. 92-93Alliance Without Allies, by Victor Alba
- Alliance Without Allies by Victor Alba
- [+]Washington and Peking (3 Reviews) , pp. 94-95The American People and China, by A.T. Steele
- The American People and China by A.T. Steele
- Policies Toward China: Views from Six Continents by A.M. Halpern
- America and China by Hsin-hai Chang
- [+]A Valuable Contribution (Review) , p. 96Patterns of Anarchy, by Leonard I. Krimerman and Lewis Perry
- Patterns of Anarchy by Leonard I. Krimerman and Lewis Perry
- [+]Western Opinion on Slave Labor (Review) , pp. 97-100The Problem of Slavery in Western Culture, by David Brion Davis
- The Problem of Slavery in Western Culture by David Brion Davis
Winter 1966 Issue - 15 ArticlesTwo Views on the Cuban RevolutionAmerican Labor in Review