HISTORICAL MATERIALISM
RESEARCH IN CRITICAL MARXIST THEORY
Historical Materialism is a new journal which seeks to play a part in the
recovery and renewal of the critical and explanatory potential of classical
Marxism.
Historical Materialism will provide a forum for:
- The reappropriation and refinement of the classical Marxist tradition for
emancipatory purposes.
- A genuine and open dialogue between individuals working in different
traditions of Marxism.
- Interdisciplinary debate and communication on an international scale between
graduates, researchers and academics.
Historical Materialism wishes to encourage the new generation of Marxists. The
advisory editors who support the project and will actively engage with this
emergent intellectual community include:
Elmar Altvater, Chris Arthur, Jarius Banaji, Werner Bonefeld, Robert Brenner,
Simon Bromley, Peter Burnham, Gugliemo Carchedi, Andrew Chitty, Andrew
Collier, Terry Eagleton, Gregory Elliot, Bob Fine, Heide Gerstenberger, John
Haldon, Wolfgang-Fritz Haug, Michael Heinrich, John Holloway, Geoff Kay,
Michael Lebowitz, Andrew Levine, Peter Linebaugh, Joe McCarney, Istvan
Meszaros, Fred Mosely, Bertell Ollman, John O'Neill, Justin
Rosenberg, Mark Rupert, Sean Sayers, Hazel Smith, Tony Smith, John
Weeks, Chris Wickham, Ellen Meiksins Wood and others.
Historical Materialism will be launched in Summer 1997
The first issue will feature articles by:
ELLEN WOOD 'The Non-History of Capitalism'
COLIN BARKER 'Reflections on Two Books by Ellen Wood'
ESTHER LESLIE 'Woman&Ware, Craving&Corpse in Benjamin's Arcade's
Project'
JOHN WEEKS 'The Law of Value and the Analysis of
Underdevelopment'
Plus contributions from Peter Linebaugh, Andrew Chitty, John
Holloway, Gregory Elliot, Tony Smith and others.
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Michael A. Lebowitz
Economics Department, Simon Fraser University
Burnaby, B.C., Canada V5A 1S6
Office: (604) 291-4669; Office fax: (604) 291-5944
Home: (604) 872-0494; Home fax: (604) 872-0485
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e-mail: mlebowit@sfu.ca
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Michael A. Lebowitz
Economics Department, Simon Fraser University
Burnaby, B.C., Canada V5A 1S6
Office: (604) 291-4669; Office fax: (604) 291-5944
Home: (604) 872-0494; Home fax: (604) 872-0485
Lasqueti Island: (250) 333-8810
e-mail: mlebowit@sfu.ca