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Breaking Boundaries: AIDS and Social Justice in Australia, Altman, Dennis and Kim Humphry, # 37 (Vol. 16: 3, 1989): 158-166.
Australian Laborism, Social Democracy, and Social Justice, Beilharz, Peter, # 37 (Vol. 16: 3, 1989): 15-29.
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Returning to Sight: Contemporary Australian Penality, Brown, David, # 37 (Vol. 16: 3, 1989): 141-157.
White Maneuvers and Koori Oppression, Fesl, Eve Mungwa, # 37 (Vol. 16: 3, 1989): 30-34.
Social Justice in the Corporatist Welfare State: An Essay Review on Aboriginal Deaths in Custody and Our Homeless Children, Havemann, Paul, # 37 (Vol. 16: 3, 1989): 167-180.
Social Justice and the Politics of Multiculturalism in Australia, Jakubowicz, Andrew, # 37 (Vol. 16: 3, 1989): 69-86.
Social Justice, Public Perceptions, and Spouse Assault in Australia, Mugford, Jane, Stephen Mugford, and Patricia Weiser Easteal, # 37 (Vol. 16: 3, 1989): 103-123.
Guide to Australian Terms and Institutions, O'Malley, Pat, # 37 (Vol. 16: 3, 1989): 2-3.
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Restoring the Past? Kooris, Land Purchases, and Australian Capitalism, Palmer, Ian, # 37 (Vol. 16: 3, 1989): 51-68.
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XXXIX International Course in Criminology, Havana, 1987, Platt, Anthony M., and Cecilia O'Leary, # 30 (Fall-Winter 1987): 125-127.
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New Laws for a New Society, Cantor, Robert, # 2 (Fall-Winter 1974): 12-23.
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Destabilizing Nicaragua: The Growth of Second Economy Crime Is Not an Internal Flaw of Sandinista Social Justice, West, W. Gordon, # 33-34 (Vol. 15: 3-4, 1988): 114-134.
Inside Nicaragua's Prisons, Alper, Benedict, # 30 (Fall-Winter 1987): 78-87.
A Critical Analysis of the Panamanian Penal Law, Antony, Carmen, # 30 (Fall-Winter 1987): 88-98.
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A New Story of Civil Liberty in the United States, Preston, William, Jr., # 72 (Vol. 25: 2, 1998): 205-212.
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America in the King Years, Dodd, David, # 42 (Vol. 17: 4, 1990): 124-130.
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Civil Rights Activity and Reduction in Crime Among Negroes, Solomon, Fredric, Walter L. Walker, Garrett J. O'Connor, and Jacob R. Fishman, # 14 (Fall-Winter 1980): 27-36.
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Editorial Overview: Issues in Critical Criminology, Shank, Gregory, # 59 (Vol. 22: 1, 1995): 1-4.
Clinton, Crime, and the Justice Department, Poveda, Tony, # 57 (Vol. 21: 3, 1994): 73-84.
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These Criminals Have No Respect for Human Life, Gilbert, David, # 45 (Vol. 18: 3, 1991): 71-83.
Rebellion and Political Crime in America, Cohen, Stanley, # 33-34 (Vol. 15: 3-4, 1988): 197-203.
Quantitative Analysis and Marxist Criminology: Some Old Answers to New Questions, Lynch, Michael, # 29 (Spring-Summer 1987): 110-127.
Is America Ready for the Currie Challenge? A Review of Currie, Confronting Crime: An American Challenge, Barak, Gregg, # 25 (Spring-Summer 1986): 200-204.
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Liberation and Crime: The Invention of the New Female Criminal, Weis, Joseph G., # 6 (Fall-Winter 1976): 17-27.
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Reply to Ackermann on The Geometry of Violence and Democracy, Pepinsky, Harold, # 59 (Vol. 22: 1, 1995): 145-146.
Only Following Orders. . . Lt. Wm. Calley, Lt. Col. Ollie North and Others: A Review of Crimes of Obedience, Welch, Michael, # 42 (Vol. 17: 4, 1990): 139-145.
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In Memoriam: Richard Hongisto (1936-2004), Editors, # 97 (Vol. 31: 3, 2004): 168.
Editors' Comment on "Law, Order, and Neoliberalism," Editors, # 85 (Vol. 28: 3, 2001): 1-1.
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Frivolous Claims by the Attorney General, Burnett, Cathleen, # 72 (Vol. 25: 2, 1998): 184-204.
Cultural Diversity Training in Criminal Justice: A Progressive or Conservative Reform? Barlow, David E., and Melissa Hickman Barlow, # 53-54 (Vol. 20: 3-4, 1993): 69-84.
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Judging the Judges: What Standard Should Voters Use? Wald, Michael S., # 25 (Spring-Summer 1986): 70-77.
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A Qualitative Analysis of Latinos Executed in the United States Between 1975 and 1995: Who Were They? Urbina, Martin, # 95-6 (Vol. 31: 1-2, 2004): 242-267.
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Critique of Delinquency Texts, Galliher, John, # 14 (Fall-Winter 1980): 65-69.
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"The Canadian State and the War on Drugs," Gordon, Todd, # 103 (Vol. 33: 1, 2006): 59-78.
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Pregnant Drug Users: Scapegoats of Reagan/Bush and Clinton-Era Economics, Murphy, Sheigla and Paloma Sales, # 86 (Vol. 28: 4, 2001): 72-95.
The Wrong Race, Committing Crime, Doing Drugs, and Maladjusted for Motherhood: The Nation's Fury over "Crack Babies," Logan, Enid, # 75 (Vol. 26: 1, 1999): 115-138.
War in Colombia, Knoester, Matthew, # 72 (Vol. 25: 2, 1998): 85-109.
War or Pseudo-War? Miranda, Joseph, # 72 (Vol. 25: 2, 1998): 65-84.
The Social Construction of the Minority Drug Problem, Covington, Jeanette, # 70 (Vol. 24: 4, 1997): 117-147.
Macroeconomic Indicators and New York City Women's Drug Arrests, Hoffman, Joan, # 67 (Vol. 24: 1, 1997): 82-106.
Another Lost War: The Costs and Consequences of Drug Prohibition, Chambliss, William, # 60 (Vol. 22: 2, 1995): 101-124.
Drugspeak and the Clinton Administration: A Lost Opportunity for Drug Policy Reform, Gordon, Diana, # 57 (Vol. 21: 3, 1994): 30-37.
Don't Alter Your Mind -- It's the World That's Out of Joint, Wilkins, Leslie, # 57 (Vol. 21: 3, 1994): 148-153.
Review of Diana Gordon, The Return of the Dangerous Classes, Zimmer, Lynn, # 57 (Vol. 21: 3, 1994): 154-156.
The Geopolitics of Narcotrafficking in Latin America, del Olmo, Rosa, # 53-54 (Vol. 20: 3-4, 1993): 1-24.
The Hidden Face of Drugs, del Olmo, Rosa, # 46 (Vol. 18: 4, 1991): 10-48.
Drug Wars: Appearance and Reality, Herman, Edward S., # 46 (Vol. 18: 4, 1991): 76-84.
The War on Drugs: Why the Administration Continues to Pursue a Policy of Criminalization and Enforcement, Johns, Christina, # 46 (Vol. 18: 4, 1991): 147-165.
Moral Technology: The Political Agenda of Random Drug Testing, O'Malley, Pat, and Stephen Mugford, # 46 (Vol. 18: 4, 1991): 122-146.
The Demand for Intoxicating Commodities: Implications for the 'War on Drugs', O'Malley, Pat, and Stephen Mugford, # 46 (Vol. 18: 4, 1991): 49-75.
The War on Drugs: A Commentary, Rabine, Mark, # 46 (Vol. 18: 4, 1991): 1-9.
What Kind of Drug War? Zimring, Franklin E., and Gordon Hawkins, # 46 (Vol. 18: 4, 1991): 104-121.
Drug Trafficking in World Capitalism: A Perspective on Jamaican Posses in the U.S., Harrison, Faye, # 38 (Vol. 16: 4, 1989): 115-131.
War Ina Babylon: Roots of Jamaican Gang and Drug Crimes in the U.S., Headley, Bernard D., # 33-34 (Vol. 15: 3-4, 1988): 61-86.
Aerobiology and the War on Drugs: A Transnational Crime, del Olmo, Rosa, # 30 (Fall-Winter 1987): 28-44.
The Politics of Systematic Research Error: The Case of the Federal Bureau of Narcotics as a Moral Entrepreneur, Galliher, John F., and Allynn Walker, # 10 (Fall-Winter 1978): 29.
Review of Helmer, Drugs and Minority Oppression, Morgan, Patricia A., # 5 (Spring-Summer 1976): 65-67.
"Dying Planet, Deadly People: 'Race'-Sex Anxieties and Alternative Globalizations," Gosine, Andil, # 102 (Vol. 32: 4, 2005): 69-86.
The Anthropology of Oil: The Impact of the Oil Industry on a Fishing Community in the Niger Delta, Fentiman, Alicia, # 66 (Vol. 23: 4, 1996): 87-99.
Ecocide, Industrial Chemical Contamination, and the Corporate Profit Imperative: The Case of Bougainville, Gillespie, Rosemarie, # 66 (Vol. 23: 4, 1996): 109-124.
The Movement in Bhopal and Its Lessons, Sarangi, Satinath, # 66 (Vol. 23: 4, 1996): 100-108.
Corporate Swine and Capitalist Pigs: A Decade of Environmental Injustice and Protest in North Carolina, Ladd, Anthony E. and Bob Edwards, # 89 (Vol. 29: 3, 2002): 26-46.
Environmental Crime and Pollution: Wasteful Reflections, Block, Alan, # 87-88 (Vol. 29: 1-2, 2002): 61-81.
Sustainability -- Long View or Long Word?, Petrucci, Mario, # 87-88 (Vol. 29: 1-2, 2002): 103-115.
Overview: Globalization and Environmental Harm, Shank, Gregory, # 87-88 (Vol. 29: 1-2, 2002): 1-12.
Environmental Harm and the Political Economy of Consumption, White, Rob, # 87-88 (Vol. 29: 1-2, 2002): 82-102.
Searching for Environmental Justice: National Stories, Global Possibilities, Fritz, Jan Marie, # 77 (Vol. 26: 3, 1999): 174-189.
Good Neighbor Agreements: A Tool for Environmental and Social Justice, Lewis, Sanford, and Diane Henkels, # 66 (Vol. 23: 4, 1996): 134-151.
Environmental Victims and State Sovereignty: A Normative Analysis, Penz, Peter, # 66 (Vol. 23: 4, 1996): 41-61.
Environmental Security and Displaced People in Southern Africa, Singh, Meena, # 66 (Vol. 23: 4, 1996): 125-133.
Environmental Victims: An Introduction, Williams, Christopher, # 66 (Vol. 23: 4, 1996): 1-6.
An Environmental Victimology, Williams, Christopher, # 66 (Vol. 23: 4, 1996): 16-40.
Federal Responsibilities and Realities: An Alternative View of the Cleanup of the Nuclear Weapons Complex, Veiluva, Michael, # 62 (Vol. 22: 4, 1995): 126-139.
Defending the Earth in '92: The People's Challenge to the EPA, Martínez, Elizabeth, # 48 (Vol. 19: 2, 1992): 95-105.
Bhopal: Union Carbide and the Hubris of the Capitalist Technocracy, Pearce, Frank and Steve Tombs, # 36 (Vol. 16: 2, 1989): 116-145.
Pollution, Press, and the Penal Process: The Case of UNISER in the Netherlands, Brants, C.H., and Theo de Roos, # 21-22 (1984): 128-145.
The Social Construction of Conflict and Reconciliation in the Former Yugoslavia, Wilmer, Franke, # 74 (Vol. 25: 4, 1998): 90-113.
Resurrection of Victims in Eastern Europe, Petrovec, Dragan, # 67 (Vol. 24: 1, 1997): 163-177.
East-Central Europe: Transition to Market Economy and Democracy, Nikolic, Milos, # 63-64 (Vol. 23: 1-2, 1996): 101-119.
Socialist Criminology: A Review of Jozsef Vigh, Causality, Determination and Prognosis in Criminology, Friday, Paul, # 29 (Spring-Summer 1987): 136-142.
A Review of Edward Herman and Frank Broadhead, Rise and Fall of the Bulgarian Connection, Bishop, Barbara, # 27-28 (1987): 256-259.
Thoughts on the Essence of Socialist Criminology, Vigh, József, # 24 (Fall-Winter 1985): 154-186.
Editorial: Scapegoating Bulgaria -- The Antonov Tragedy, Editors, # 23 (Spring-Summer 1985): i.
The Problems of Social Parasitism in Poland: Some Legal Aspects, Szamota, Barbara, # 23 (Spring-Summer 1985): 91-101.
"Urban Renewal and the End of Social Housing: The Roll Out of Neoliberalism in East Berlin's Prenzlauer Berg," Holm, Andrej, # 105 (Vol. 33: 3, 2006): 114-128.
"A New Logic of Infrastructure Supply: The Commercialization of Water and the Transformation of Urban Governance in Germany," Wissen, Markus and Matthias Naumann, # 105 (Vol. 33: 3, 2006): 20-37.
Social Wrongs and Human Rights in Late Modern Britain: Social Exclusion, Crime Control, and Prospects for a Public Criminology, Carrabine, Eamonn, Maggy Lee, and Nigel South, # 80 (Vol. 27: 2, 2000): 193-211.
Beyond Neoliberalism: Peacemaking in Northern Ireland, Crighton, Elizabeth H., # 74 (Vol. 25: 4, 1998): 75-89.
Europe's Crises, Singer, Daniel, # 63-64 (Vol. 23: 1-2, 1996): 91.
Justice at Work: On Solidaristic Work Policy as a Renewal of the Swedish Labor Market Model? Sandberg, Åke, # 58 (Vol. 21: 4, 1994): 102-114.
Italy's Ethnic Minorities and the Contradictions of Self-Determination, Canestrini, Sandro, # 35 (Vol. 16: 1, 1989): 99-102.
Reasons for the Low Rate of Crime in the German Democratic Republic, Buchholz, Erich, # 29 (Spring-Summer 1987): 26-42.
Repression, Insurgency, and Popular Justice: The Irish Case, Munck, Ronnie, # 21-22 (1984): 81-94.
Holding the Blue Lamp: Television and the Police in Britain, Clarke, Alan, # 19 (Spring-Summer 1983): 44-51.
Taking Politics Seriously: Thatcherism, Marxism, and Welfare in Britain, Clarke, John, # 18 (Fall-Winter 1982): 46-52.
Economic Crisis and the Rising Prisoner Population in England and Wales, Box, Steven, and Chris Hale, # 17 (Spring-Summer 1982): 20-35.
Law and Order: The View from Scandinavia, Mathiesen, Thomas, # 15 (Spring-Summer 1981): 57-58.
The Subjugation and Division of Ireland: Testing Ground for Colonial Policy, Hallinan, Conn Malachi, # 8 (Fall-Winter 1977): 53-57.
Imperialism, Class and Northern Ireland's Civil War, Lee, Alfred McClung, # 8 (Fall-Winter 1977): 46-52.
The Prison Movement in Scandinavia, Mathiesen, Thomas, # 1 (Spring-Summer 1974): 45-50.
The Feminization of the Corporation, the Masculinization of the State, Hallsworth, Simon, # 99 (Vol. 32: 1, 2005): 32-40.
The Homeless Diaspora of Queer Asian Americans, Otalvaro-Hormillosa, Sonia, # 77 (Vol. 26: 3, 1999): 103-122.
Bias Crime as Gendered Behavior, Bufkin, Jana, # 75 (Vol. 26: 1, 1999): 155-176.
Bible Devotionals Justify Traditional Gender Roles: A Political Agenda That Affects Social Policy, Dexter, Hedy Red and J.M. Lagrander, # 75 (Vol. 26: 1, 1999): 99-114.
Flotsam on the Sea of Humanity: A View from the Bench on Class, Race, and Gender, Johnson, The Honorable Justin M., # 51-52 (Vol. 20: 1-2, 1993): 140-149.
Gender, Social Justice, and Criminology -- A Review of Growing Up Good: Policing the Behavior of Girls in Europe, Martin, John, # 41 (Vol. 17: 3, 1990): 85-90.
The Gender Question in Research on Criminality, Baskin, Deborah, and Ira B. Sommers, # 40 (Vol. 17: 2, 1990): 148-156.
A Reply to the Schwendingers, Messerschmidt, James, # 31 (Vol. 15: 1, 1988): 146-160.
"A Long Walk with Andre Gunder Frank," Bush, Rod, # 100 (Vol. 32: 2, 2005): 13-15.
"The Contradictions of a Contrarian: Andre Gunder Frank," Sommers, Jeff, # 100 (Vol. 32: 2, 2005): 7-12.
"Steve Wasserman Moves On," Platt, Tony, # 100 (Vol. 32: 2, 2005): 16-16.
"Remembering Andre Gunder Frank," Shank, Gregory, # 100 (Vol. 32: 2, 2005): 4-6.
"Introduction: The Many Faces of Violence," Shank, Gregory (ed.), # 100 (Vol. 32: 2, 2005): 1-3.
In Memorium, Editors, # 79 (Vol. 27: 1, 2000): 211-212.
Cumulative Index by Author, 1974 to 1999 (Vol. 26, No. 1), Editors, # 76 (Vol. 26: 2, 1999): 185-220.
The Threat of a Good Example, Wise, Tim, # 76 (Vol. 26: 2, 1999): 182-184.Editorial, Editors, # 55 (Vol. 21: 1, 1994): 1.
Review of People and Folks, Carter, Gwendolyn D., # 38 (Vol. 16: 4, 1989): 199-201.
Tribute to Ken Pryce, Reddock, Rhoda, # 38 (Vol. 16: 4, 1989): 10-12.
In Memory of Sean McBride: The Man Who Smelled a Rat, Cockburn, Alexander, # 35 (Vol. 16: 1, 1989): 8-11.
Notice to Our Readers on Our Name Change, Editors, # 31 (Vol. 15: 1, 1988): i.
Struggles for Justice: An Overview, Takagi, Paul, and Anthony M. Platt, # 31 (Vol. 15: 1, 1988): ii-iii.
Report on American Association of Jurists Conference, Pérez-Bustillo, Camilo, # 30 (Fall-Winter 1987): 128-130.
Dedication to Betty Elder, Editors, # 25 (Spring-Summer 1986): n.p..
American Sociological Association Resolutions, Editors, # 24 (Fall-Winter 1985): xiii-xiv.
Review of Foner, Karl Marx Remembered. Comments at the Time of His Death, Platt, Anthony M., # 19 (Spring-Summer 1983): 112.
Overview of 'Focus on History', Editors, # 16 (Fall-Winter 1981): 1-2.
Larry Tifft and Dennis Sullivan, The Struggle to Be Human, Hoffman, Dennis, # 16 (Fall-Winter 1981): 67-68.
The American Society of Criminology: A Continuing Debate, Platt, Anthony M., and Paul Takagi, # 12 (Fall-Winter 1979): 52-58.
On the American Society of Criminology, Editors, # 11 (Spring-Summer 1979): 2-4.
Network Building: A Clarification, Crime and Social Justice Collective, # 5 (Spring-Summer 1976): 5-6.
Editorial, Crime and Social Justice Collective, # 4 (Fall-Winter 1975): 1-4.
Review of: Newt Davidson Collective, Crisis at CUNY, Fashing, Joe, # 4 (Fall-Winter 1975): 64-65.
A Note to Our Readers, Editors, # 2 (Fall-Winter 1974): 2-3.
Introduction: Praxis, Platt, Anthony M., # 1 (Spring-Summer 1974): 34-35.
Editorial, Schwendinger, Herman, # 1 (Spring-Summer 1974): 1.
"Introduction: Neoliberal Globalization, Urban Privatization, and Resistance," Aguirre, Jr., Adalberto, Volker Eick, and Ellen Reese, # 105 (Vol. 33: 3, 2006): 1-5.
"Systematic Crimes of the Powerful: Criminal Aspects of the Global Economy," Mackenzie, Simon, # 103 (Vol. 33: 1, 2006): 162-182.
"Gender Eclipsed? Racial Hierarchies in Transnational Call Center Work," Mirchandani, Kiran, # 102 (Vol. 32: 4, 2005): 105-119.
"Geopolitics, Culture Clash, and Gender After September 11," Razack, Sherene H., # 102 (Vol. 32: 4, 2005): 11-31.
The Search for International Justice in an Age of Genocide , Lio, Shoon, # 97 (Vol. 31: 3, 2004): 166-167.
Global Security: Beyond Gated Communities and Bunker Vision, Gould, Robert M. and Patrice Sutton, # 89 (Vol. 29: 3, 2002): 1-11.
Violence, Inequality, and the "Civilized" World, McCaughan, Ed, # 85 (Vol. 28: 3, 2001): 39-40.
Table 1: International Water Disputes, Renner, Michael, # 82 (Vol. 27: 4, 2000): 23.
The Relationship Between Globalization and Militarism, Staples, Steven, # 82 (Vol. 27: 4, 2000): 18-22.
Maximum Security, Okazawa-Rey, Margo and Gwyn Kirk, # 81 (Vol. 27: 3, 2000): 120-132.
Global Anomie, Dysnomie, and Economic Crime: Hidden Consequences of Neoliberalism and Globalization in Russia and Around the World, Passas, Nikos, # 80 (Vol. 27: 2, 2000): 16-44.
Introduction to 'Criminal Justice & Globalization at the New Millennium', Weiss, Robert P., # 80 (Vol. 27: 2, 2000): 1-15.
NAFTA and the Trinational Coalition to Defend Public Education, Arriaga Lemus, María de la Luz, # 77 (Vol. 26: 3, 1999): 145-155.
Introduction to "Beyond National: Identities, Social Problems, and Movements", Editors, # 77 (Vol. 26: 3, 1999): 1-3.
Social Movements, Globalization, and the Reconfiguration of Mexican/Chicano Nationalism, McCaughan, Edward J., # 77 (Vol. 26: 3, 1999): 59-78.
Historical Perspectives on Mexican Transnationalism: With Notes from Angumacutiro, Weber, Devra, # 77 (Vol. 26: 3, 1999): 39-58.
Social Justice: 25 Years on, Social Justice Has an Important Task, Williams, David, # 76 (Vol. 26: 2, 1999): 182-184.
New World Order Versus Just World Order, Broad, Dave, # 72 (Vol. 25: 2, 1998): 6-15.
The Local/Global Context of the Los Angeles Hotel-Tourism Industry, Geron, Kim, # 68 (Vol. 24: 2, 1997): 84-102.
The NAFTA Agreement and U.S. Labor Discrimination, Connolly, Catherine, and Julie Tennant-Burt, # 67 (Vol. 24: 1, 1997): 148-162.
The Copenhagen Summit: A Victory far the World Bank? Felice, William, # 67 (Vol. 24: 1, 1997): 107-119.
Issue Overview: Structures of Power and Inequality, Shank, Gregory, # 67 (Vol. 24: 1, 1997): 1.
The Future of Global Polarization, Amin, Samir, # 63-64 (Vol. 23: 1-2, 1996): 5-13.
Democracy and the World Order: Dilemmas and Conflicts, Denitch, Bogdan, # 63-64 (Vol. 23: 1-2, 1996): 21-38.
Globalism, Neoliberalism, and Democracy, Gonzalez Casanova, Pablo, # 63-64 (Vol. 23: 1-2, 1996): 39-48.
Preface to 'The World Today', González Casanova, Pablo, and John Saxe-Fernández, # 63-64 (Vol. 23: 1-2, 1996): 1-4.
Globalization and Stagnation, MacEwan, Arthur, # 63-64 (Vol. 23: 1-2, 1996): 49-62.
The New World Order and the Left, Miliband, Ralph, # 63-64 (Vol. 23: 1-2, 1996): 14-20.
Globalization, States, and Left Strategies, Panitch, Leo, # 63-64 (Vol. 23: 1-2, 1996): 79-91.
NAFTA: The Intersection of the Geopolitics and Geoeconomics of Capital, Saxe-Fernández, John, # 63-64 (Vol. 23: 1-2, 1996): 63-78.
Globalization and the Casual Labor Problem: History and Prospects, Broad, Dave, # 61 (Vol. 22: 3, 1995): 67-91.
Editorial Overview: Justice and the World System, Shank, Gregory, # 58 (Vol. 21: 4, 1994): 1-4.
Rebuilding the Global City: Economy, Ethnicity, and Space, Sassen, Saskia, # 53-54 (Vol. 20: 3-4, 1993): 32-50.
Editorial: Global Crisis, Local Struggles, Shank, Gregory, and Anthony M. Platt, # 53-54 (Vol. 20: 3-4, 1993): i.
The Continental Development and Trade Initiative, Cárdenas, Cuauhtémoc, # 50 (Vol. 19: 4, 1992): 84-91.
U.S. Militarism in the New World Order, Amin, Samir, # 47 (Vol. 19: 1, 1992): 1-22.
Nothing New in the East: No New World Order, Frank, Andre Gunder, # 47 (Vol. 19: 1, 1992): 34-61.
Global Change and Social Justice: An Introduction, Shank, Gregory, # 47 (Vol. 19: 1, 1992): iv-x.
Liberalism and the Legitimation of Nation-States: An Historical Interpretation, Wallerstein, Immanuel, # 47 (Vol. 19: 1, 1992): 22-33.
No End to History! History to No End? Frank, Andre Gunder, # 42 (Vol. 17: 4, 1990): 7-29.
The International Crime of Usury: The Third World's Usurious Foreign Debt, Vega Vega, Juan, # 30 (Fall-Winter 1987): 45-59.
The Washington-Tel Aviv Connection: Global Frontier Management, Pieterse, Jan, # 27-28 (1987): 201-219.
The Repressive Side of Monetarism, State Research, # 18 (Fall-Winter 1982): 89-97.
The Political-Economic Crisis and the Shift to the Right, Frank, Andre Gunder, # 17 (Spring-Summer 1982): 4-19.