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...Anders Stephenson © Copyright March 1980, by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 1979 Nicos Poulantzas The suicide of Nicos Poulantzas has received scant, if any, atten- tion in the United States. This is not so much because Poulantzas com- mitted...

.... Instead, the activ- ists perform for their online audience on YouTube, Ustream, Nico Nico, and other video-­sharing and -­streaming services. For this reason, camcorders and personal computers for online video sharing or streaming appear to be the necessary and central components of their activism...

... in space to revolutionary Mexico, where, as Ana Mariá Kapelusz-Poppi demonstrates, a group of radical provincial doctors, the Nico- laitas, were facing their own paradoxes when calling for rural health services as part of the social transformation of the Mexican...

..., August Thalheimer, George Dimitroff and Franz Neumann, and those currently studying fascism such as Alfred Sohn-Rethel, Nicos Poulantzas, Reinhard Kuhnl and Eberhard Czichon, view fascism as a political, economic and ideological response to a profound crisis in the capitalist economy...

... for scientific achievement and rational thinking. This trend, in tune with the influence of the positivist philosopher Auguste Comte in Mexico City at the time, remained an important element of Nico- laismo long after the end of Díaz’s regime.9...

..., supporting the National Socialists in this purpose. Abraham presented his analysis through a structuralist account of the economic, political, and ideological crisis of Weimar, drawing on theories elaborated by the French Marxist political scientist Nicos Poulantzas. A distinctive feature...

... to “valuable knowledge,” is the last of Ginzburg’s major themes. Ginzburg explored this problem in his early work on sixteenth- century heretics. He inherited from Cantimori an interest in Nico- demites, Protestants who remained outwardly Catholic. Ginzburg now criticizes his book on Nicodemism...

..., “The Ruling Class Does Not Rule: Notes on the Marxist Theory of the State,” in Revising State Theory: Essays in Politics and Pustindustrialism,ed. Fred Block (Philadelphia: Temple, 1987); Nicos Poulantzas, “The Problem of the 136/RADICAL HISTORY REVIEW Capitalist State,” in Ideology in Social...

... of Fundamentalisms and in the third chapter of my War against the Planet, entitled “Tolerance of Arabia.” 8. Like others, I thought Kautsky’s first name was Renegade for many years! 9. I have collapsed the terms of the debate between Ralph Miliband and Nicos...

... Rooseveltian State, 1933-1939 Nicos Poulantzas 21: 248-249 Tabb, Bill Contemporary Civilization 8: 26-28 Thane, Pat with An Interview with Eric Hobsbawm 19: 111-131 Lumbeck, Liz Thompson, E.P. An Interview with E.P. Thompson, 14: 4...

... Review, which promoted perspectives associated with Charles Bettelheim, Nicos Poulantzas, Louis Althusser, and Gramsci. The Democratic Workers Party emerged with a nondog- matic analytic framework based on the works of Immanuel Wallerstein, Samir Amin...

... (repr. Ann Arbor, 1969; orig. publ. 1921). Poulantzas, Nicos. Pouvoir politique et classes sociales (Paris, 1971). These two are particularly helpful for theoretical guidance, which is woefully lacking from al• most all the rest. Problemes de stratification sociale, ed. Roland Mousnier...

... traditions, but also explores more intensively the role of class formation in peripheral areas as a decisive factor in the evolution of international relations. Drawing on the work of Nicos Poulantzas, Adam Przeworski, and Eric Olin Wright?l I sug- gest that local political, ideological, economic...

...-185. Drawing on Rosa Luxemberg’s critique of the Bolshevik Revolution the late Nicos Poulantzas wrote an illuminating essay on the need for representative democratic institutions to complement the direct democracy of workers’ councils and soviets. Nicos Poulantzas, ”Towards a Democratic...

.... 174 RADICAL HISTORY REVIEW 1. The best works on the Comintern are Fernando Claudin, The Communist Movement, (London, 1975), and Nicos Poulantzas, Fascism and Dictatorship, (London, 1974). 2. For an introductory critique along these lines...

... that there is a groundswell of popular sentiment in favor of enduring unity, and a ”spontaneous” rejection of narrow rivalries between party apparatuses. This is what the late sociologist Nicos Poulantzas, among others, has referred to as a ”crisis of the party- form.” A petition which circulated during 1980-1981...

... écran,” in La guerre d’Algérie et les français, ed. Jean-Pierre Rioux (Paris: Fayard, 1990), 572–81. 4. Pier-Nico Solinas, ed., Gillo Pontecorvo’s The Battle of Algiers (New York: Scribner’s, 1973), 9. Emphasis in original...

.... “ The Negro in the Brazilian Abolition Movement .” Journal of Negro History 37 , no. 1 ( 1952 ): 54 – 80 . Poulantzas Nicos . The Poulantzas Reader: Marxism, Law, and the State , edited by James Martin. New York : Verso , 2008 . Reddick Ruth . “ Glorious Palmares .” Negro History...

...- December 1977); Nicos Poulantzas. "Toward a Democratic Socialism," New Left Review 109 (May-June 1978): and Ralph Miliband, Marxism and Polztzcs, chapter 3 (Oxkord, 1977); "Constitu- tionalism and Revolution: Notes on Eurocommunism," Socialist Register 2978 (London, 1978). All...

... (Princeton, 1975). Pole, J.R. Political Repesentation in Englund and the Origins of the American Republic (New York, 1966). Poulantzas, Nicos. Political Power and Soaul Classes (London, 1973). Rude, George. The Cmwd in Histo y (New York, 1964 ). . Wilkes and Liberty...