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	{{hang\|''Science and Society'', John Jay College (Rm. 4331), CUNY, 445 W. 59th St., New York, N.Y., 10019. Oldest of the extant scholarly Marxist journals published in the U.S. Important contributions in many fields.}}		{{hang\|''Science and Society'', John Jay College (Rm. 4331), CUNY, 445 W. 59th St., New York, N.Y., 10019. Oldest of the extant scholarly Marxist journals published in the U.S. Important contributions in many fields.}}
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		+	{{p\|378}}{{hang\|''Science for the People'', 897 Main St., Cambridge, Mass., 02139. Popular articles on science and the politics of science and technology.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''The Second Wave'', Box 344, Cambridge A, Cambridge, Mass., 02139. Multifaceted feminist journal. Mixed politics.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Shelterforce'', 380 Main St., East Orange, N.J., 07018. {{qq\|A national housing newspaper.}}}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Sing Out!'', 270 Lafayette St., New York, N.Y., 10012. Radical folk songs.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Sipapu'', Route 1, Box 216, Winters, Ca., 95616. Newsletter on alternate press and Third World studies mainly for editors and librarians.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Social Policy'', Suite 500, 184 Fifth Ave., New York, N.Y., 10010. Often radical treatment of social services and public policy.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Social Research'', New School for Social Research, 66 W. 12th St., New York, N.Y., 10011. Academic journal frequently devoted to articles by socialists on topics of interest to the Left.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Social Text'', c/o John Brinkman, 944 Van Hise Hall, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis., 53706. Marxist theoretical journal. Focus on bourgeois ideology and culture.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Socialist Review'', 396 Sanchez St., San Francisco, Ca., 94114. Formerly ''Socialist Revolution''. Major Marxist theoretical journal.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Social Theory and Practice'', Dept. of Philosophy, University of Florida, Tallahassee, Fla., 32306. Academic, but frequently contains articles on socialist theory.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Society'', Box A, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, N.J., 08903. Left social science, popular slant.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Society for Social Responsibility in Science Review'', 86 Lenox Hill Station, New York, N.Y., 10021.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Sociologist{{s\|r}} Committee on Alternative Resources Newsletter'', c/o Dr. Francine Moulder, Dept. of Sociology, Livingston College, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, N.J., 08903.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Soil of Liberty'', Box 7056, Powderhorn Station, Minneapolis, Minn., 55407. Anarchist.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Southern Exposure'', Box 230, Chapel Hill, N.C., 27514. Radical and left liberal articles on the South, old and new.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Southern Struggle'', 3210 W. Broadway, Louisville, Ky., 40211. Publication of the Southern Conference Education Fund (SCEF).}}
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		+	{{hang\|''South West Economy and Society'', Box 4482, Albuquerque, N.M., 97106. Critical studies of regional development in the Southwest.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Spark, C.S.R.E.'', 475 Riverside Dr., New York, N.Y., 10027. Radical engineering journal.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Spirit of the People'', P.O. Box 3426, St. Paul, Minn., 55165. Newsletter of the Native American Solidarity Committee.}}

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	{{hang\|''Radical Religion'', P.O. Box 9164, Berkeley, Ca., 94709. Radical approaches to theology.}}		{{hang\|''Radical Religion'', P.O. Box 9164, Berkeley, Ca., 94709. Radical approaches to theology.}}
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		+	{{p\|377}}{{hang\|''Radical Teacher'', P.O. Box 102, Kendal Square Post Office, Cambridge, Mass., 02142. Journal of the Radical Caucus in English and the Modern Languages Association. Focus on the theory and practice of radical teaching in all disciplines, though most pieces so far have dealt with cultural subjects.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Recon'', P.O. Box 14602, Philadelphia, Pa., 19134. {{qq\|Keeping an eye on the Pentagon.}}}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Red Herring'', P.O. Box 557, Canal Street Station, New York, N.Y., 10013. Successor of ''The Fox''. Chiefly cultural workers analyzing and commenting on culture.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Redlining Reporter'', 1516 Westwood Blvd., Suite 202, Los Angeles, Ca., 90024. Against unfair banking practices.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Reliable Source'', Fenwick Publishng Co., 36 W. 22nd St., New York, N.Y., 10010. Sometimes radical humor magazine.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Resist'', 720 Massachusetts Ave., R.4, Cambridge, Mass., 02139. Newsletter focusing on resisting illegitimate authority.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Review'', Fernant Braudel Center, SUNY-Binghamton, Binghamton, N.Y., 13901. {{qq\|Economics, historical systems, and civilizations}} from generally Marxist perspectives. (See also ''Political Economy of the World System Newsletter''.)}}
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		+	{{hang\|''The Review of Radical Political Economics'', c/o Union for Radical Political Economics (URPE), 41 Union Square West (Rm. 901), New York, N.Y., 10003. Wide range of topics in political economy. Frequent special issues, including one on teaching and some devoted to bibliography.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Revolutionary World'', (U.S. & International), B. R. Grunner, P.O. Box 70020, Amsterdam, Holland. {{qq\|Marxist philosophy.}}}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Rights'', National Emergency Civil Liberties Committee, 25 E. 26th St., New York, N.Y., 10010.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Roots'', Box 344, Cooper Station, New York, N.Y., Publication of Ecology Action East (EAE). Radical ecology.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Science Fiction Studies'', Dept. of English, Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Ind., 42809. Frequently contains radical criticism of science fiction.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Semiotexte'', 522 Philosophy Hall, Columbia University, New York, N.Y., 10027. Analyzes {{qq\|the power mechanisms which reproduce and maintain the present division of knowledge.}} The latest from France.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Science and Society'', John Jay College (Rm. 4331), CUNY, 445 W. 59th St., New York, N.Y., 10019. Oldest of the extant scholarly Marxist journals published in the U.S. Important contributions in many fields.}}

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	{{hang\|''PIE Newsletter'', 1714 Massachusetts Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C., 20036. Newsletter of Public Interest Economic Foundation.}}		{{hang\|''PIE Newsletter'', 1714 Massachusetts Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C., 20036. Newsletter of Public Interest Economic Foundation.}}
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		+	{{p\|376}}{{hang\|''Planners Network Newsletter'', 360 Elizabeth St., San Francisco, Ca., 94114. Radical planners.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Point of Production'', 168 St. Johns Pl., Brooklyn, N.Y., 11217. Marxist economics. A lot of useful statistics.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Political Economy of the World System Newsletter'', c/o Fred Block, Dept. of Sociology, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa., 19074. Especially interested in the effects of the international division of labor on the origins and development of capitalist society. (See also ''Review''.)}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Politics and Education'', Wesleyan Station, Fisk Hall, Middletown, Conn., 06457. Radical news and analysis of higher education.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Politics and Society'', Geron-X Inc., Box 1108, Los Altos, Ca., 94022. Radical theory and research in political science and related social sciences.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Politiks and Other Human Interests'', 271 Madison Ave., New York, N.Y., 10016. Mildly left news and analysis with many interesting columnists.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Poverty Law Report'', 1001 S. Hull St., Montgomery, Al., 36101. Focus on civil rights issues affecting the poor, particularly in southeastern U.S.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Praxis'', P.O. Box 207, Golita, Ca., 93017. Wide range of articles on aesthetics and the arts.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Prison Newsletter'', Voices from Within, P.O. Box 5548, Berkeley, Ca., 94705. {{qq\|Analysis of prison, revolutionary prisoner{{s\|r}} movement, community struggles.}}}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Progressive'', 408 W. Gorham St., Madison, Wis., 53703. A long-time liberal magazine has moved a few notches left with a new editor.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Psych-Agitator'', Dept. of Psychology, SUNY, Stony Brook, N.Y., 11794. Marxist-oriented psychology newsletter.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Quest: A Feminist Quarterly'', P.O. Box 8843, Washington, D.C., 20003. Issues on special topics. Marxist and feminist theory.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Radical Alliance of Social Service Workers Newsletter'', P.O. Box 70. New York, N.Y., 10028.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Radical America'', P.O. Box B, North Cambridge, Mass., 02140. Emphasis on workers and worker history.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Radical History Review'', P.O. Box 946, New York, N.Y., 10025. Journal of the Mid-Atlantic Radical Historian{{s\|r}} Organization (MARHO).}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Radical Philosopher{{s\|r}} Newsjournal'', 12 Dartmouth St., Somerville, Mass., 02145. Radical and Marxist philosophy. Becoming less of a newsletter and more of a journal with each issue.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Radical Religion'', P.O. Box 9164, Berkeley, Ca., 94709. Radical approaches to theology.}}

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 {{hang|''No More Teach&shy;ers Dirty Looks'', 88 Sanchez, San Fran&shy;cisco, Ca., 94114. Journal of the Bay Area Rad&shy;ical Teach&shy;ers Or&shy;gan&shy;iz&shy;ing Com&shy;mit&shy;tee (BARTOC).}}
-{{hang|''Notes on Health Polit&shy;ics}}, Health Pro&shy;fes&shy;sion&shy;als for Polit&shy;ical Ac&shy;tion, Box 386, Ken&shy;more Sta&shy;tion, Boston, Mass., 02215.}}
+{{hang|''Notes on Health Polit&shy;ics'', Health Pro&shy;fes&shy;sion&shy;als for Polit&shy;ical Ac&shy;tion, Box 386, Ken&shy;more Sta&shy;tion, Boston, Mass., 02215.}}
 {{hang|''NRAG Papers'', 9 Placer St., Helena, Mont., 59601. Journal of the North&shy;ern Rock&shy;ies Ac&shy;tion Group.}}
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 {{hang|''Oc&shy;to&shy;ber'', c/o Jaap Riet&shy;man, 167 Spring St., New York, N.Y., 10012. Rad&shy;ical film cri&shy;ti&shy;cism.}}
-{{hang|''Off Our Backs'', 1724 20th St., N.W., Wash&shy;ing&shy;ton, D.C., 20009. {{qq|Fem&shy;in&shy;ist{{e}}so&shy;cial&shy;ist, anar&shy;chist, com&shy;mun&shy;ist}} news journal.}}
+{{hang|''Off Our Backs'', 1724 20th St., N.W., Wash&shy;ing&shy;ton, D.C., 20009. {{qq|Fem&shy;in&shy;ist {{e}} so&shy;cial&shy;ist, anar&shy;chist, com&shy;mun&shy;ist}} news journal.}}
 {{hang|''Oral His&shy;tory of the Amer&shy;ican Left News&shy;let&shy;ter'', Tami&shy;ment In&shy;sti&shy;tute, Bobst Lib&shy;rary, New York Uni&shy;ver&shy;sity, Wash&shy;ing&shy;ton Square, New York, N.Y., 10012.}}

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	{{hang\|''New German Critique'', German Dept., Box 413, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisc., 53201. Radical and Marxist approaches to German studies. Many important translations.}}		{{hang\|''New German Critique'', German Dept., Box 413, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisc., 53201. Radical and Marxist approaches to German studies. Many important translations.}}
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		+	{{p\|375}}{{hang\|''The New Harbinger: A Journal of the Cooperative Movement'', Dept. P, Box 1301, Ann Arbor, Mich., 48106.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''The New International Review'', P.O. Box 26020, Tempe, Ariz., 85282. Political and theoretical journal of social democratic orientation.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''New Politics'', 307 Fifth Ave., New York, N.Y., 10017. General political and theoretical journal of social democratic orientation.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''A New Political Science'', c/o Vanden, Dept. of Political Science, University of South Florida, Tampa, Fla., 33620. Newsjournal of the Caucus for a New Political Science.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''New Schools Exchange Newsletter'', NSE, Pettigrew, Ark., 72752. {{qq\|Educational liberation.}}}}
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		+	{{hang\|''News from the Federation for Economic Democracy'', 2100 M St., N.W. (Rm. 607), Washington, D.C., 20063. Self-{{wbr}}management.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''New York Review of Books'', P.O. Box 940, Farmingdale, N.Y., 11735. Review essays from generally progressive standpoints.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''No More Teachers Dirty Looks'', 88 Sanchez, San Francisco, Ca., 94114. Journal of the Bay Area Radical Teachers Organizing Committee (BARTOC).}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Notes on Health Politics}}, Health Professionals for Political Action, Box 386, Kenmore Station, Boston, Mass., 02215.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''NRAG Papers'', 9 Placer St., Helena, Mont., 59601. Journal of the Northern Rockies Action Group.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''October'', c/o Jaap Rietman, 167 Spring St., New York, N.Y., 10012. Radical film criticism.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Off Our Backs'', 1724 20th St., N.W., Washington, D.C., 20009. {{qq\|Feminist{{e}}socialist, anarchist, communist}} news journal.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Oral History of the American Left Newsletter'', Tamiment Institute, Bobst Library, New York University, Washington Square, New York, N.Y., 10012.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Outlaw'', Prisoner{{s}} Union, 1315 18th St. San Francisco, Ca., 94107. Radical prison news and analysis.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Partisan Review'', 1 Richardson St., New Brunswick, N.J., 08903. Frequently contains radical criticism of culture, politics, and philosophy.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Pass-{{wbr}}Age'', 3617 Powelton Ave., Philadelphia, Pa., 19104. {{qq\|Humane investigation of future possibilities.}}}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Paunch'', 123 Woodward Ave., Buffalo, N.Y., 14214. From literature to Marxist theory.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Philosophers Committee on Alternative Resources Newsletter'', c/o Dr. C. Ake, Dept. of Philosophy, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, N.J., 08903.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''PIE Newsletter'', 1714 Massachusetts Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C., 20036. Newsletter of Public Interest Economic Foundation.}}

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	{{hang\|''Labor Today'', 343 S. Dearborn (Rm. 600), Chicago, Ill., 60604. Good left source of labor news.}}		{{hang\|''Labor Today'', 343 S. Dearborn (Rm. 600), Chicago, Ill., 60604. Good left source of labor news.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Left Curve'', 1230 Grant Ave., Box 302, San Francisco, Ca., 94133. Ranges over all the arts. Published by artists.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Left Open'', Box 211, Teachers College, Columbia University, New York, N.Y., 10027. Newsletter of the Emancipatory Education Collective.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Liberation'', 186 Hampshire St., Cambridge, Mass., 02139. Wide coverage of current political, social, and cultural issues.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''The Longest Revolution'', P.O. Box 350, San Diego, Ca., 92101. {{qq\|Progressive feminism.}}}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Madness Network News'', 2150 Market St., San Francisco, Ca., 94114.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Magnus'', P.O. Box 40568, San Francisco, Ca., 94140. Socialist gay lib.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Majority Report'', 74 Grove St., New York, N.Y., 10014. Often contains radical articles on issues related to women{{s}} liberation.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Marxist Perspectives'', 420 West End Ave., New York, N.Y., 10024. Scholarly Marxist history journal.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''The Match'', P.O. Box 3488, Tucson, Arizona, 85722. Anarchist.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Matter Over Mind'', 333 Central Park West (Apt. 14, Rm. 314), New York, N.Y., 10025. Newsletter of the New York Institute of Social Therapy.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Mediations'', c/o Sonia Michel, 18 Middlesex St., Cambridge, Mass., 02140. Newsletter of the Marxist Literary Group of the Modern Languages Association.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Minnesota Review'', Box 5416, Milwaukee, Wis., 53211. Frequently includes Marxist literary theory and criticism.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Modern Times'', P.O. Box 11208, Moiliili Station, Honolulu, Hi., 96828. Seeks out dialogue between different kinds of socialists.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Monthly Review'', 62 West 14th St., New York, N.Y., 10011. Most widely read American Marxist journal. Focuses on the American economy, imperialism, liberation movements, and the socialist world.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Mother Jones'', 1255 Portland Place, Boulder, Col., 80302. Radical generalist, an attempt to start up where ''Ramparts'' left off.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Mountain Life and Work'', Drawer N, Clintwood, Virginia, 24223. Publication of the Citizens for Social and Economic Justice in the Appalachians.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''The National Conference on Alternative State and Local Public Policies Newsletter'', c/o I.P.S., 1901 Q Street, N.W., Washington, D.C., 20009. News of/{{wbr}}by progressives in government.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''The Network Project Newsletter'', 101 East Hall, Columbia University, New York, N.Y., 10025. The communications media.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''New German Critique'', German Dept., Box 413, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisc., 53201. Radical and Marxist approaches to German studies. Many important translations.}}

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 {{hang|''Con&shy;cerned Demo&shy;graphy'', c/o R. T. Reynolds, So&shy;ci&shy;ology Dept., Ithaca Col&shy;lege, Ithaca, N.Y., 14850.}}
-{{hang|''Con&shy;fer&shy;ence on Lan&shy;guage At&shy;ti&shy;tudes and Com&shy;pos&shy;i&shy;tion News&shy;let&shy;ter'', Dept. of Eng&shy;lish, Port&shy;land State Uni&shy;vers&shy;ity, P.O. Box 751, Port&shy;land, Ore&shy;gon, 97207. Against the class bias in using a single stand&shy;ard for {{qq|good Eng&shy;lish}}}}
+{{hang|''Con&shy;fer&shy;ence on Lan&shy;guage At&shy;ti&shy;tudes and Com&shy;pos&shy;i&shy;tion News&shy;let&shy;ter'', Dept. of Eng&shy;lish, Port&shy;land State Uni&shy;ver&shy;sity, P.O. Box 751, Port&shy;land, Ore&shy;gon, 97207. Against the class bias in using a single stand&shy;ard for {{qq|good Eng&shy;lish}}}}
 {{hang|''Counter Spy'', Fifth Estate, P.O. Box 647, Ben Frank&shy;lin Sta&shy;tion, Wash&shy;ing&shy;ton, D.C., 20044. Your move.}}
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 {{hang|''Dia&shy;lect&shy;ical An&shy;thro&shy;po&shy;logy'' (U.S. and In&shy;ter&shy;na&shy;tional), Elsevier Sci&shy;entific Pub&shy;lish&shy;ing Co., P.O. Box 211 Amster&shy;dam, The Nether&shy;lands. Marx&shy;ist and crit&shy;ical ap&shy;proaches to an&shy;thro&shy;po&shy;logy.}}
-{{hang|''Dia&shy;lect&shy;ical Psy&shy;cho&shy;logy News&shy;let&shy;ter'', c/o H. Gadlin, Dept. of Psy&shy;cho&shy;logy, Uni&shy;vers&shy;ity of Mas&shy;sachu&shy;setts, Am&shy;herst, Mass., 01002.}}
+{{hang|''Dia&shy;lect&shy;ical Psy&shy;cho&shy;logy News&shy;let&shy;ter'', c/o H. Gadlin, Dept. of Psy&shy;cho&shy;logy, Uni&shy;ver&shy;sity of Mas&shy;sachu&shy;setts, Am&shy;herst, Mass., 01002.}}
 {{hang|''Dis&shy;sent'', 505 Fifth Ave., New York, N.Y., 10017. Gen&shy;eral polit&shy;ical and cul&shy;tural journal. Demo&shy;cratic so&shy;cial&shy;ist ori&shy;ent&shy;a&shy;tion.}}
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	{{hang\|''Chutzpah'', P.O. Box 60142, Chicago, Ill., 60660. Independent Jewish socialist.}}		{{hang\|''Chutzpah'', P.O. Box 60142, Chicago, Ill., 60660. Independent Jewish socialist.}}
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		+	{{p\|371}}{{hang\|''Cineaste'', 333 Sixth Ave., New York, N.Y., 10014. Offers a {{qq\|social and political perspective on the cinema.}}}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Collector{{s}} Network News'', State Historical Society, 816 State St., Madison, Wis., 53706. Newsletter of resource information on left periodicals.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''The College Teacher Worker Newsletter'', 235 W. 23rd St., New York, N.Y. Publication of the CPUSA.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Common Ground'', 2314 Elliot Ave. South, Minneapolis, Minn., 55404. Self-reliance and community control.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Communities'', Box 426, Twin Oaks, Louisa, Va., 23093. Focus on communes, coops, and collectives.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Concerned Demography'', c/o R. T. Reynolds, Sociology Dept., Ithaca College, Ithaca, N.Y., 14850.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Conference on Language Attitudes and Composition Newsletter'', Dept. of English, Portland State University, P.O. Box 751, Portland, Oregon, 97207. Against the class bias in using a single standard for {{qq\|good English}}}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Counter Spy'', Fifth Estate, P.O. Box 647, Ben Franklin Station, Washington, D.C., 20044. Your move.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Crime and Social Justice: A Journal of Radical Criminology'', P.O. Box 4373, Berkeley, Ca., 94704. Devotes an entire section in each issue to problems of socialist pedagogy.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''CSC News Letter'', Childhood Sensuality Circle, P.O. Box 20163, El Cajon, Ca., 92021. {{qq\|News and views of the Children{{s}} Liberation Movement.}}}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Cultural Correspondence'', Dorrwar Bookstore, 224 Thayer Ave., Providence, R.I., Focus on popular culture.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''The Cultural Reporter'', GPO Box 1760, New York, N.Y., 10001. Socialist culture.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Cultural Worker'', Box 302, N. Amherst, Mass., 01059. Socialist culture.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Dandelion'', Outreach Collective, 4722 Baltimore Ave., Philadelphia, Pa., 19043. Newsletter of Movement for New Society. Social change through nonviolent means.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Dialectical Anthropology'' (U.S. and International), Elsevier Scientific Publishing Co., P.O. Box 211 Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Marxist and critical approaches to anthropology.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Dialectical Psychology Newsletter'', c/o H. Gadlin, Dept. of Psychology, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Mass., 01002.}}
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		+	{{hang\|''Dissent'', 505 Fifth Ave., New York, N.Y., 10017. General political and cultural journal. Democratic socialist orientation.}}

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 {{tab}}I.&emsp;An an&shy;not&shy;ated bib&shy;li&shy;o&shy;graphy of rad&shy;ical pro&shy;fes&shy;sional and gen&shy;eral journ&shy;als and news&shy;let&shy;ters ap&shy;pear&shy;ing in the Eng&shy;lish lan&shy;guage. To make this bib&shy;li&shy;o&shy;graphy man&shy;age&shy;able, we have omit&shy;ted pub&shy;lic&shy;a&shy;tions whose main thrust is coun&shy;ter&shy;cul&shy;tural rather than polit&shy;ical, most single-issue news&shy;let&shy;ters, and stu&shy;dent journ&shy;als. This part of the bib&shy;li&shy;o&shy;graphy is also di&shy;vided ac&shy;cord&shy;ing to coun&shy;try of pub&shy;lic&shy;a&shy;tion (United States, Great Britain, other); and those works are further di&shy;vided into those whose themes are mainly na&shy;tional and the&shy;or&shy;et&shy;ical and those whose themes are mainly foreign and in&shy;ter&shy;na&shy;tional (Third World in the case of {{qq|other}}).
-{{tab}}II.&ensp;A list of left news&shy;papers, news agen&shy;cies, and journ&shy;als that are mainly (but not ex&shy;clus&shy;ively) af&shy;fil&shy;i&shy;ated with polit&shy;ical organ&shy;iz&shy;a&shy;tions. This list does not in&shy;clude most single-issue news&shy;papers, local rad&shy;ical news&shy;papers, trade-union news&shy;papers, and papers/&#8203;journ&shy;als of youth or sub&shy;si&shy;di&shy;ary groups of the vari&shy;ous polit&shy;ical organ&shy;iz&shy;a&shy;tions.
+{{tab}}II.&ensp;A list of left news&shy;papers, news agen&shy;cies, and journ&shy;als that are mainly (but not ex&shy;clus&shy;ively) af&shy;fil&shy;i&shy;ated with polit&shy;ical organ&shy;iz&shy;a&shy;tions. This list does not in&shy;clude most single-issue news&shy;papers, local rad&shy;ical news&shy;papers, trade-union news&shy;papers, and papers/{{wbr}}journ&shy;als of youth or sub&shy;si&shy;di&shy;ary groups of the vari&shy;ous polit&shy;ical organ&shy;iz&shy;a&shy;tions.
 {{tab}}III.&emsp;An an&shy;not&shy;ated bib&shy;li&shy;o&shy;graphy of teach&shy;ing and re&shy;search ma&shy;ter&shy;i&shy;als and re&shy;sources: books, pamph&shy;lets, bib&shy;li&shy;o&shy;graph&shy;ies, {{p|368}}films, tapes, comics, games, songs, etc., and re&shy;source organ&shy;iz&shy;a&shy;tions in vari&shy;ous areas. While there is some at&shy;tempt to be com&shy;pre&shy;hens&shy;ive (at least as re&shy;gards the United States) in the areas covered in Sec&shy;tions I and II, Sec&shy;tion III of&shy;fers{{dash|of ne&shy;ces&shy;sity}}a rel&shy;at&shy;ively se&shy;lect bib&shy;li&shy;o&shy;graphy. Aside from ex&shy;cep&shy;tional items, only the most im&shy;port&shy;ant of the many hun&shy;dreds of rad&shy;ical groups which pro&shy;duce such ma&shy;ter&shy;i&shy;als has been listed.
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 {{hang|''Akwesame Notes'', Mohawk Na&shy;tion, Via Roose&shy;vel&shy;town, N.Y., 13683. Some&shy;times rad&shy;ical Indian news and ana&shy;lysis.}}
-{{hang|''ALA/&#8203;SRRT News&shy;let&shy;ter'', 60 Rem&shy;sen St. (10E), Brook&shy;lyn, N.Y., 11201. News&shy;let&shy;ter of the So&shy;cial Re&shy;spons&shy;ib&shy;il&shy;ity Round Table. Rad&shy;ical lib&shy;rar&shy;i&shy;ans.}}
+{{hang|''ALA/{{wbr}}SRRT News&shy;let&shy;ter'', 60 Rem&shy;sen St. (10E), Brook&shy;lyn, N.Y., 11201. News&shy;let&shy;ter of the So&shy;cial Re&shy;spons&shy;ib&shy;il&shy;ity Round Table. Rad&shy;ical lib&shy;rar&shy;i&shy;ans.}}
 {{hang|''Al&shy;tern&shy;ate View News&shy;let&shy;ter'', P.O. Box 70, Gracie Sta&shy;tion, New York, N.Y., 10028. Pub&shy;lic&shy;a&shy;tion of the Rad&shy;ical Al&shy;li&shy;ance of So&shy;cial Ser&shy;vice Work&shy;ers (RASSW).}}
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 {{p|370}}{{hang|''ANG Bul&shy;letin'', 1901 Q St., N.W., Wash&shy;ing&shy;ton, D.C., 20009. News&shy;let&shy;ter of the Al&shy;li&shy;ance for Neigh&shy;bor&shy;hood Gov&shy;ern&shy;ments.}}
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 {{tab}}I.&emsp;An an&shy;not&shy;ated bib&shy;li&shy;o&shy;graphy of rad&shy;ical pro&shy;fes&shy;sional and gen&shy;eral journ&shy;als and news&shy;let&shy;ters ap&shy;pear&shy;ing in the Eng&shy;lish lan&shy;guage. To make this bib&shy;li&shy;o&shy;graphy man&shy;age&shy;able, we have omit&shy;ted pub&shy;lic&shy;a&shy;tions whose main thrust is coun&shy;ter&shy;cul&shy;tural rather than polit&shy;ical, most single-issue news&shy;let&shy;ters, and stu&shy;dent journ&shy;als. This part of the bib&shy;li&shy;o&shy;graphy is also di&shy;vided ac&shy;cord&shy;ing to coun&shy;try of pub&shy;lic&shy;a&shy;tion (United States, Great Britain, other); and those works are further di&shy;vided into those whose themes are mainly na&shy;tional and the&shy;or&shy;et&shy;ical and those whose themes are mainly foreign and in&shy;ter&shy;na&shy;tional (Third World in the case of {{qq|other}}).
-{{tab}}&ensp;A list of left news&shy;papers, news agen&shy;cies, and journ&shy;als that are mainly (but not ex&shy;clus&shy;ively) af&shy;fil&shy;i&shy;ated with polit&shy;ical organ&shy;iz&shy;a&shy;tions. This list does not in&shy;clude most single-issue news&shy;papers, local rad&shy;ical news&shy;papers, trade-union news&shy;papers, and papers/&#10;journ&shy;als of youth or sub&shy;si&shy;di&shy;ary groups of the vari&shy;ous polit&shy;ical organ&shy;iz&shy;a&shy;tions.
+{{tab}}II.&ensp;A list of left news&shy;papers, news agen&shy;cies, and journ&shy;als that are mainly (but not ex&shy;clus&shy;ively) af&shy;fil&shy;i&shy;ated with polit&shy;ical organ&shy;iz&shy;a&shy;tions. This list does not in&shy;clude most single-issue news&shy;papers, local rad&shy;ical news&shy;papers, trade-union news&shy;papers, and papers/&#8203;journ&shy;als of youth or sub&shy;si&shy;di&shy;ary groups of the vari&shy;ous polit&shy;ical organ&shy;iz&shy;a&shy;tions.
 {{tab}}III.&emsp;An an&shy;not&shy;ated bib&shy;li&shy;o&shy;graphy of teach&shy;ing and re&shy;search ma&shy;ter&shy;i&shy;als and re&shy;sources: books, pamph&shy;lets, bib&shy;li&shy;o&shy;graph&shy;ies, {{p|368}}films, tapes, comics, games, songs, etc., and re&shy;source organ&shy;iz&shy;a&shy;tions in vari&shy;ous areas. While there is some at&shy;tempt to be com&shy;pre&shy;hens&shy;ive (at least as re&shy;gards the United States) in the areas covered in Sec&shy;tions I and II, Sec&shy;tion III of&shy;fers{{dash|of ne&shy;ces&shy;sity}}a rel&shy;at&shy;ively se&shy;lect bib&shy;li&shy;o&shy;graphy. Aside from ex&shy;cep&shy;tional items, only the most im&shy;port&shy;ant of the many hun&shy;dreds of rad&shy;ical groups which pro&shy;duce such ma&shy;ter&shy;i&shy;als has been listed.
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+{{p|369}}<font size="2">'''I.&emsp;JOURN&shy;ALS AND NEWS&shy;LET&shy;TERS'''
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 {{hang|''Against the Wall'', Box 444 West&shy;field, N.J., 07091. Anarchist.}}
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