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• The Editors. Issue summary
• Fred Moseley. Introduction to Dussel, The Four Drafts of Capital
• Enrique Dussel. The Four Drafts of Capital: Towards a New Interpretation of the Dialectical Thought of Marx
• Herbert G. Reid. The Resurgence of the Market Machine-God and the Obsolescence of Liberal Democracy: On Academic Capitalism as Unsustainable Professionalism
• Bob Tanner. Marx’s Theory of Commodity Fetishism as the Unstated Premise of What Is to Be Done?
• Wolfgang Fritz Haug. From Marx to Gramsci—from Gramsci to Marx: Historical Materialism and the Philosophy of Praxis

• ART

  • ART:

    Deborah Bright. All That Is Solid

• REMARX

  • REMARX:

    Margot Backus. “A Most Curious State of Affairs”: Eamonn McCann on the Good Friday Agreement

  • REMARX:

    Peter Amato. Marx’s Science and the “First Critique” of Hegel

• REVIEWS

  • REVIEW:

    Matthew Calihman. Lukács After Communism: Interviews with Contemporary Intellectuals, ed. Eva Corredor

  • REVIEW:

    Richard Joines. Nietzsche’s Corps/e: Aesthetics, Politics, Prophecy, or, The Spectacular Technoculture of Everyday Life, by Geoff Waite

• The Editors. Issue summary
• Slavoj Zizek. What Can Lenin Tell Us About Freedom Today?
• Lisa Lowe. Utopia and Modernity: Some Observations from the Border
• Antonio Santucci. Economy and Weltliteratur in the Communist Manifesto
• Marjolein van der Veen. Rethinking Commodification and Prostitution: An Effort At Peacemaking in the Battles Over Prostitution
• Reed Brody, et. al. Human Rights and Global Capitalism: A Roundtable Discussion with Human Rights Watch
• Deborah Cook. Critical Perspectives on Solidarity
• Anirban Das. Medical Knowledge of the Body: Colonial Encounters

• REMARX

  • REMARX:

    David Renton. Albert Einstein’s Socialism

• ART

  • ARTX:

    Grady Gerbracht. Commutes

• DOSSIER ON EMPIRE, ed. Abdul-Karim Mustapha

  • The Editors. Issue summary
  • Abdul-Karim Mustapha and Bulent Eken. Introduction: Communism in the Grand Style
    1. Ontology and Representation
       • José Rabasa. For Empire
       • Timothy S. Murphy. Ontology, Deconstruction and Empire
       • Jason Read. The Hidden Abode of Biopolitical Production: Empire and the Ontology of Production
       • Sergio Villalobos-Ruminott. Empire, A Picture Of The World
       • Mamut Mutman. On Empire
    2. Labor, Class, and Technology
       • Stephen Resnick and Richard Wolff. Empire and Class Analysis
       • Nick Dyer-Witherford. Empire, Immaterial Labor, the New Combinations and the Global Worker
       • Alex Galloway. Protocol, or, How Control Exists After Decentralization
    3. Global South
       • Kenneth Surin. Dossier on Empire
       • Pramod K. Mishra. The Fall of Empire or the Rise of the Global South?
       • David Moore and Roger Southall. Africa: the Black Hole at the Middle of Empire
       • John Hutnyk. Plain Tales From the Raj
    4. Multitude and Social Movements
       • Saverio Ansaldi. The Multitude in Empire
       • John Beverley. Who Are the Christians Today?
       • Jon Beasley-Murray. Lenin in America
       • Laurence Cox. Barbarian Resistance and the Rebel Alliances: Social Movements and Empire
       • Josefina Ludmer. An Agenda for the Multitudes
       • Imre Szeman. Plundering the Empire: Globalization, Mediation and Cultural Studies
    5. Political Openings
       • Slavoj Zizek. Have Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri Rewritten the Communist Manifesto for the 21^st Century?
       • Mohammed Bamyeh. Life and Vision Under Globalization
       • Brett Levinson. Empire, or the Limit of Our Political Choices
       • Alberto Moreiras. A Line of Shadow: Metaphysics and Counter-Empire
       • Stan Grelet. The Art of Flight: An Interview with Yann Moulier-Boutang
    6. Responding to the Responders
       • Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri. Adventures of the Multitude

  • INDEX TO VOLUME 13