$3.00, Paper, 500 pages, 1969

Table of Contents 

INTRODUCTION:
Staughton Lynd Towards a History of the New Left 

PART I: NEW LEFT THEORY

C. Wright Mills Letters To The New Left
Dave Gilbert Consumption: Domestic Imperialism
Rudolf Rocker Anarcho-Syndacalism
Howard Zinn Marxism and the New Left
Barbara Deming Nonviolence and Radical Social Change
Truman Nelson No Rights, No Duties 

PART II: ISSUES

Richard Barnet The National Security Bureaucracy and Military Intervention
Peter Irons On Repressive Institutions and the American Empire
Frank Joyce Racism in the United States: An Introduction
Charles Denby Workers Battle Automation
Noam Chomsky Knowledge and Power: Intellectuals and the Welfare/Warfare State
Steve Halliwell Columbia: An Explanation
Michael Appleby Revolutionary Change and the Urban Environment 

PART III: THE MOVEMENT

Father Daniel Berrigan A Mediation
Sue Munaker, Evelyn Goldfield and Naomi Weisstein A Woman is a Sometime Thing
Richard Rothstein Evolutionof the ERAP Organizers
Barbara and Al Haber Getting By with a Little Help From Our Friends
John McDermott Thoughts on the Movement
Hillary Putnam From Resistance to Student-Worker Alliance
Peter Irons Prison Notes 

PART IV: THE NEW SOCIETY: A BEGINNING

The Triple Revolution
Rich Margolies On Community Building
Paul Mattick Workers' Control
Amy Cass Journey to the Place
C. George Benello Participatory Democracy and the Dilemma of Change
Louis Kampf Notes Toward a Radical Culture
Percival and Paul Goodman A New Community 

BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES

BIBLIOGRAPHY

INDEX

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