• The Editors. Issue summary
• Mohamed Zayani. Introduction to Rhythmanalysis
• Henri Lefebvre and Catherine Régulier. The Rhythmanalytical Project
• Walid Ra’ad. The Beirut Al-Hadath Archive
• Vidya Ramakrishnan. The Ethico-Political “In” Marx: A Deconstructive Reading
• Leigh George. Imposed Integration: Folk Identity In 12 Million Black Voices
• Andy Merrifield. Notes on Suffering and Freedom: A Marxian and Dostoevsikan Encounter
• Alejandro Raiter. Discourse Formations and Ideological Reproduction: The Concept of Dominant Discourse

• REMARX

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    Ken Byrne. Communist Schools

  • REMARX:

    Frank Rosengarten. Conferring On Gramsci

• REVIEWS

  • REVIEW:

    G. M. Goshgarian. Impostures Intellectuelles, by Alan Sokal and Jean Bricmont

  • REVIEW:

    Amitava Kumar. Photocopies, by John Berger, and Believing is Seeing: Creating the Culture of Art, by Mary Anne Staniszewsk

  • REVIEW:

    Andrew Light. Solidarity in the Conversation of Humankind: The Ungroundable Liberalism of Richard Rorty, by Norman Geras

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• The Editors. Issue summary
• Jason Read. The Antagonistic Ground of Constitutive Power: An Essay on the thought of Antonio Negri
• David Bernans. Historical Materialism And Ordinary Language: Grammatical Peculiarities of The Class Struggle “Language Game”
• Stella Gaon. “Politicizing Deconstruction”: On Not Treating Specters of Marx

• THE END OF CAPITALISM: QUEER IDENTITY, POLITICAL AFFECT, AND NONCAPITALIST ECONOMIES

  • Michael Moon. Valuable Class Time
  • David F. Ruccio. Toward an Anthropology of Class Discourses
  • Arturo Escobar. Discourse and Culture in the Undoing of Economism and Capitalocentrism
  • J. K. Gibson-Graham. Capitalism Goes the “Full Monty”

• REMARX

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    Loren Kruger. “To Those Born Later”: Brecht's Centenary and Other commemorations

  • REMARX:

    E. San Juan, Jr. Truth and Inconsequence: Who Speaks Now? For Whom? And for What Purpose?

  • REMARX:

    Seongjin Jeong and Jo-Young Shin. Debates on the Economic Crisis within the Korean Left

• REVIEWS

  • REVIEW:

    Eric Schocket. Will Teach for Food: Academic Labor in Crisis, by Cary Nelson

  • REVIEW:

    Fred Curtis. College for Sale: A Critique of the Commodification of Higher Education, by Wesley Shumar

• The Editors. Issue summary
• Beverley Best. Strangers in the Night: The Unlikely Conjunction of Fredric Jameson and Ernesto Laclau
• Julian Markels. The Representation of Class in the Realist Novel
• Viren Murthy. Leftist Mourning: Civil Society and Political Practice in Hegeland Marx
• Steven Cassedy. A Missing Page in the History of Marxist Literary Criticism: How It Took Shape in the Yiddish Press in the United States
• Stephen Callis, Leslie Ernst, and Rubén Ortiz Torres. Murder in My Suite, Bienvenidos al Hotel California

• REMARX

  • REMARX:

    Evan Watkins. Gramscian Politics and Capitalist Common Sense

  • REMARX:

    Andrew Biro and Steven Hayward. The Usual Subjects: Labor, Justice, and Postmodernity in The Usual Suspects

  • REMARX:

    Meera Nanda. In Search of an Epistemology for Third World People's Science Movements

• REVIEWS

  • REVIEW:

    Vin Lyon-Callo. Out of Place: Homeless Mobilizations, Subcities, and Contested Landscapes, by Talmadge Wright

  • REVIEW:

    Carla Willard. Selling Culture: Magazines, Markets, and Class at the Turn of the Century, by Richard Ohmann

  • REVIEW:

    Janet O'Shea. Tango and the Political Economy of Passion, by Marta E. Savigliano

  • REVIEW:

    Karen Graubart. The Darker Side of the Renaissance: Literacy, Territoriality, and Colonization, by Walter Mignolo

• The Editors. Issue summary
• Christopher Fulton. Toward a Dialectical-Materialist History of Art, with Reference to Developments in Renaissance Italy
• Bradley MacDonald. Marx and the Figure of Desire
• John Milios. Pre-Industrial Capitalist Forms: Lenin's Contribution to a Marxist Theory of Capitalist Development
• Gary Tedman. Ideology, the State, and the Aesthetic Level of Practice
• Eliot Katz. Oklahoma City and other poetry

• THE AMBIVALENT NATURE OF CRITICAL THEORY

  • Andrew Feenberg. A Fresh Look at Lukács: On Steven Vogel’s Against Nature
  • Andrew Light. Are All Anthropocentrists Against Nature?
  • Steven Vogel. For and Against Nature
  • Lesley Higgins and Marie-Christine Leps. Rethinking the Exercise of Power: The Case of The Passport v. Mobility Rights

• REVIEWS

  • REVIEW:

    Lucas Wilson. Young Sidney Hook. Marxist and Pragmatist, by Christopher Phelps

  • REVIEW:

    Richard McIntyre. Consuming People: From Political Economy to Theaters of Consumption, by A. Fuat Firat and Nikhilesh Dholakia

  • REVIEW:

    Richard Wolff. Writings on Psychoanalysis: Freud and Lacan, by Louis Althusser
• Acknowledgments

• INDEX TO VOLUME 11