...John S. Saul This article identifies the successful global anticolonial struggle against racist European rule as “the most significant event of the twentieth century.” Yet the article also sees the economic strength of capitalist countries and corporations as having significantly qualified any...

...Marvin A. Gluck; Irving Weissman; Paul Buhle; Bernadine Dohm; Henry Foner; Saul Landau; John Shannon Copyright © 1994 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 1994 COUNTER-OBITU ARI ES FOR RICHARD MILHOUS N IXON /151 111. THE POLITICIAN AND THE PRESIDENT...

...Johanna Gosse In November 2008, a symposium titled “On the Limits and Possibilities of Politics in Art” was held at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts (PAFA) in Philadelphia. The event was organized in conjunction with a retrospective exhibition for the American painter Peter Saul, who was one...

... POPULAR STRUGGLE / 391 reforms to be an attempt to replace mechanisms of control based on crude racism with those that can be rationalized in terms of market criteria.(l08) There is a general agreement among these authors that capitalist elites are interested in moving toward what John Saul...

..., June 30, 1989: Folder 324, box 17, ANC Archives. 17. “The I Love Lucy Show,” 15–20 . 18. Saul, On Building a Social Movement , 106 ; Stephen Gelb interview by Michael Bueckert, February 28, 2018, Canadian Anti-apartheid Oral Histories Project. 19. John Saul, interview...

... the American dream became a justifi cation for exploitation and ousting of Mexicans.3 More recently, Fernando Saúl Alanis Enciso has defi ned the formulation of Mexican policy for repatriation.4 These studies acknowledge the importance of repatriation even...

.... If the previous South African – focused issue of the journal looked inward to the struggle’s academic auxiliary, now we seek to look outward from as wide a per- spective as possible. For the history of liberation in southern Africa — colonialism’s last redoubt — was anything but provincial. John S. Saul...

... assertions were made in the course of the day concerning events as recent as the 1950s: Saul Alinsky’s feud with a Chelsea settlement house; the demise of the fur industry; and the murder tally of a still-living, never imprisoned, Chelsea gangster. But there was no one to call upon for a personal...

... through an upturn in 1980 because of the gold price, and then for the rest of the decade it really slowed down. What was already apparent by the end of the 1970s was that the South African economy had entered crisis. The first kind of book-length piece that articulated that was the Saul and Gelb book...

... Activist Archive Project, Michigan State University, and former associate director of Washington Office on Africa (1973 – 81). She is coauthor of chapters on environmental justice in South Africa and of React and Respond: The Phenomenon of Kony 2012 (2012). John S. Saul, long an active campaigner...

... and methodologically sound way to approach Stalin, Stalinism, and the history of the Soviet Union in gen- eral. Notes I would like to thank Mario Biagioli, Robert Edelman, Saul Friedlinder, David Hardin, Mitchell Hart, and Hans Rogger for having read and criticized versions...

...-26. Culture and History of an Ulster Saul Benison, ”Reflections on Oral Community, (Philadelphia: History,” American Archivist 28 University of Pennsylvania, (January 1965): 71-77. 1982), 648-55. “Introduction to Tom Rivers,” Oral Lawrence Goodwyn...

..., Saul Kripke, replaces Morgenbesser in the starring role. But it is most frequently told of Morgenbesser, who was famous at Columbia for his quick come- RHR_89_19Lambrose.qxd 5/10/04 11:44 AM Page 247 Lambrose | Abusable...

... her remorse for having become a stalwart Pinochet supporter and a criminal, particularly because after living on the kibbutz, as John Dinges and Saul Landau note, “her anticommunism was to have that special cast of hatred and fanaticism characteristic of former devotees.”19 She was, as we know...

..., Mapam Knesset member Yair Tzaban, historian Saul Friedlander-who reject this practice. They argue for a universalist interpretation of the significance of the Holocaust and criticize the isolationism and xenophobia fostered by Israel's dominant Holocaust memorial culture. The lessons...

... by the country’s post- apartheid constitution, central to which are universal human rights. Saul Dubow in his new South Africa’s Struggle for Human Rights argues that the arrival at think- ing about rights in these terms during constitutional negotiations was — for both the ANC and National Party...

..., “Men of War Needed Micronesian Collection, Hawaiian Mis- sionary Children’s Society Library, 1869. 10. Ward, American Activities, 203-4. 11. Saul Risenberg, The Native Polity of Ponape (Washington, 1968), 5-6. 12. Paul Erlich, “Clothes of Men;” Peter Hempenstall, Pacific Islanders...

..., the development of a government monopoly. African resistance to these trends took several forms. Professionals like Sol Plaatje advocated temperance, and created societies for its promotion. Others, including Saul Msane, advocated outright prohibition. By 1908, meanwhile, beer halls began to appear...

... and the essayists from the same general period of Madison political-intellectual life: William A. Williams, George Mosse, Gerd Korman, Saul Landau, William Preston and, above all, George Rawick. Herbert G. Gutman: Learning About America This interview was taped in the cafeteria at the CUNY...

... and Its longer semester version offered at Fragments: Colonial and Delaware also included William Postcolonial Histories (Prince- Beinart and Saul Dubow, eds., ton: Princeton University Segregation and Apartheid in Press, 1993). Twentieth-Centu y South...