John Brenkman, Stanley Aronowitz, Fredric Jameson, Andrew Ross, and Sohnya Sayres discuss the self-reliance and independence of the journal in the early days and the eventual move to the university press. Being tied to a university press offered editorial support, finances, and regular help, but also meant a rigid production schedule and fewer chances to gather in new material and thoroughly think through new avenues.
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2009
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