U. S. Trotskyism 1928-1965. Part III : Uneven and Combined Development. Dissident Marxism in the United States: Volume 4.

Intro -- ‎Contents -- ‎Chapter 1. Introduction: a Party of Uneven and Combined Development (Le Blanc) -- ‎Chapter 2. New Stirrings (Le Blanc) -- ‎1. The Continuing Struggle for Negro Equality -- ‎2. McCarthyism: Key Issue in the 1954 Elections -- ‎3. The Myth of Women's Inferiority -- ‎4. Debate on Cosmetics -- ‎5. Automation - Menace or Promise? -- ‎6. The Vindication of Trotskyism: Khrushchev's Report on Stalin's Crimes -- ‎7. New Stage for the Youth -- ‎8. Really Beat? -- ‎9. United Socialist Political Action in 1958 -- ‎Chapter 3. New Pathways (Le Blanc) -- ‎1. Youth Report to Eighteenth National Convention -- ‎2. Africa's Bid for Freedom -- ‎3. Theory of the Cuban Revolution -- ‎4. Still a Man's World -- ‎5. Women Who Work -- ‎6. Kennedy: The Candidate and the President -- ‎7. Preparing for the Next Wave of Radicalism in the United States -- ‎8. Kennedy's War in Vietnam -- ‎9. Reunification of the Fourth International -- ‎10. A Study of the Feminine Mystique -- ‎11. The Triple Revolution: Political Implications and Program for Action -- ‎Chapter 4. Challenges of Black Liberation (Le Blanc) -- ‎1. The South's Dilemma -- ‎2. The Jackson Freedom Ride -- ‎3. How a Minority Can Change Society -- ‎4. Why White Radicals Are Incapable of Understanding Black Nationalism -- ‎5. Freedom Now: The New Stage in the Struggle for Negro Emancipation and the Tasks of the SWP -- ‎6. Revolutionary Integrationism -- ‎7. Malcolm X: The Man and His Ideas -- ‎Chapter 5. Divergences and Consolidations (Le Blanc) -- ‎1. The Global Class War and Destiny of American Labor -- ‎2. China, Hungary, and the Marxist Method -- ‎3. Summary for Minority on World Movement -- ‎4. The Centrism of the SWP -- ‎5. Call for the Reorganization of the Minority Tendency -- ‎6. Radical Laborism Versus Bolshevik Leadership -- ‎7. The Organizational Character of the Socialist Workers Party.

‎Chapter 6. Debates and Interventions (Le Blanc) -- ‎1. Deutscher on Trotsky -- ‎2. Exchange of Views on Deutscher Biography -- ‎3. The Chinese Revolution - Its Character and Development -- ‎4. Maoism and the Neo-Stalin Cult -- ‎5. Don't Strangle the Party -- ‎Chapter 7. History and Theory (Palmer and Le Blanc) -- ‎1. The Myth of Racial Superiority -- ‎2. Hayek Pleads for Capitalism -- ‎3. Three Conceptions of Jacksonianism -- ‎4. A Suppressed Chapter in the History of American Capitalism: The Destruction of Indian Communal Democracy -- ‎5. W.E.B. Du Bois and His Work -- ‎6. Tom Paine - Revolutionist -- ‎7. How Stalinism Will Be Ended -- ‎8. Sternberg vs. Karl Marx -- ‎9. Women Who Won the Right to Vote -- ‎10. Feuerbach - Philosopher of Materialism -- ‎11. Intellectuals and Revolution: The Case of C. Wright Mills (Letter to George Novack) -- ‎12. C. Wright Mills' The Marxists -- ‎Bibliography -- ‎Index -- ‎Dissident Marxism in the United States.

This last of three documentary volumes, U.S. Trotskyism 1928-1965. Part III: Resurgence, spans 1954 to 1965, and includes a rich selection of primary sources on labor and social struggles, intellectual history, and the revolutionary impact of Leon Trotsky's perspectives on U.S. socialism.

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