International labor and working-class history No. 75, spring 2009

Hanagan Michael
Rethinking the left in victory and defeat: introduction

Sippel Alexandra
Back to the future: today's and tomorrow's politics of degrowth economics (Décroissance) in light of the debate over Luxury among eighteenth and eraly nineteenth century utopists

Ashworth Lucian M.
Rethinking a socialist foreign policy: the british labour party and international relations experts, 1918 to 1931

Martin Tara
The beginning of labor's end? Britain's "winter of discontent", and working-class women's activism

Spence Jean and Stephenson Carol
"Side by side with our men?" Women´s activism, community, and gender in the 1984-1985 British Miners' Strike

Greenstein Ran
Class, nation, and political organization: The Anti-Zionist Left in Israel/Palestine

Fortes Alexandre
In search of post-neoliberal pardigm: The Brazilian and Lula's government

Friedman Gerald
Is labor dead?

French John D. and Wintersteen Kristin
Crafting an international legal re3gime for worker rights: Assesing the literatrure since the 1999 Seattle WTO Protest

Kelly Brian
Emancipations and reversals: labor, race, and the boundaries of American freedom in the age of capital