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Fourth International and
International Socialist Review

From International Socialist Review, Vol.17 No.4, Fall 1956, pp.140-143.
Transcription & mark-up by Einde O’Callaghan for ETOL.

FOURTH INTERNATIONAL

VOLUME XV (Winter to Fall 1954)
VOLUME XVI (Winter to Fall 1955)
VOLUME XVII (Winter and Spring 1956)

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALIST REVIEW (new title)

VOLUME XVII (Summer and Fall 1956)

Key to abbreviations: AM – From the Arsenal of Marxism; BR – Book Review

ALPHABETICAL INDEX BY AUTHORS

ABBOTT, Paul
	Date	Page
A Case of Schizophrenia BR	Spring ’55	71
In Reply (to Richard L. Schanck)	Summer ’55	107
How Honest Is Honest Weight? BR	Winter ’56	33
ALVIN, Milton
Does “Co-Existence” Mean Peace?	Fall ’54	115
BLAKE, Jean
The Continuing Struggle for Negro Equality	Summer ’54	81
BREITMAN, George
When Anti-Negro Prejudice Began	Spring ’54	43
BUSTELO, Jack
The Last Hurrah BR	Spring ’66	69
CANNON, James P.
Trotsky or Deutscher?	Winter ’54	9
Trade Unionists and Revolutionists	Spring ’54	47
Early Years of the American Communist Movement I	Summer ’64	91
The Degeneration of the Communist Party and the New Beginning	Fall ’54	121
Early Years of the American Communist Movement II	Winter ’55	16
Early Years of the American Communist Movement III	Spring ’55	56
The IWW	Summer ’55	75
Early Years of the American Communist Movement IV (The Year 1923)	Summer ’55	96
Early Years of the American Communist Movement V	Fall ’55	126
The Debs Centennial	Winter ’56	8
Early Years of the American Communist Movement VI	Winter ’56	25
Early Years of the American Communist Movement VII	Spring ’56	60
Early Years of the American Communist Movement VIII	Summer ’56	89
Early Years of the American Communist Movement IX	Fall ’56	127
A Note on Zinoviev	Fall ’56	130
CHESTER, Anne
A Stirring First Novel BR	Fall ’55	152
CHESTER, Robert
Labor Leaders on Automation BR	Winter ’56	34
COWLEY, Joyce
Women Who Won the Right to Vote	Spring ’55	48
Youth in a Delinquent Society	Fall ’55	111
EDITORS, The
His Ideas Still Live	Summer ’54	75
The New Precedents in the Kutcher Case	Winter ’56	3
The Poznan Uprising	Summer ’56	75
John G. Wright	Summer ’56	77
Revolution in Poland and Hungary	Fall ’56	111
The “Russian” Question and the “American” Question	Fall ’56	113
EDITORS of THE REASONER
The Case for Socialism	Fall ’56	119
EDWARDS, Theodore
The Polio Vaccine Scandal	Fall ’55	119
Dollar Empire in Latin America	Spring ’56	56
GREY, Vincent
Lessons of the Chinese Revolution	Summer ’54	97
HANSEN, Joseph
Pablo Approves “New” Economic Policy of Malenkov Regime	Spring ’54	67
Bernstein’s Challenge to Marxism BR	Fall ’54	139
A Liberal Looks at the World Map BR	Winter ’55	82
Peasant and Bureaucrat BR	Spring ’55	69
Soviet Policies in China 1917-1924 BR	Summer ’55	106
No Thaw Yet BR	Fall ’55	143
On the Politics of Outer Mongolia BR	Winter ’56	30
A Psychoanalyst Looks for a Sane Society BR	Spring ’56	65
“But Why Did They Confess?” BR	Summer ’56	102
HUTTER, Trent
The American Motion Picture Today	Winter ’55	10
A Revolutionary Novel BR	Summer ’55	105
Best Seller in Germany BR	Fall ’55	141
The Workers’ Stake in Bourgeois Culture	Winter ’56	21
KERRY, Tom
The Political Meaning of the CIO-AFL Merger	Spring ’55	89
LAVAN, George
The Gold Coast Revolution	Summer ’55	98
DuBois’s Early Study of the Slave Trade BR	Summer ’55	105
Marcus Garvey – The “Black Moses” BR	Fall ’55	140
LIANG, John
An Old China Hand Tells His Story BR	Fall ’56	138
LOVELL, Frank
Lessons of the Square D Strike	Winter ’55	6
MARCUS, Lynn
Automation	Spring ’54	53
MILLER, David
The Role of Statism in the Colonial World	Fall ’54	131
The Character of the State in China	Winter ’55	19
Lippmann Displays His Statesmanship BR	Summer ’55	104
Militarism and Civil Liberties BR	Fall ’56	139
PLEKHANOV, G.V.
Belinski and Rational Reality I AM	Spring ’55	65
Belinski and Rational Reality II AM	Summer ’55	87
Belinski and Rational Reality III AM	Fall ’55	134
Belinski and Rational Reality IV AM	Spring ’56	59
PREIS, Art
Police State Liberals	Fall ’54	111
REED, Evelyn
The Myth of Women’s Inferiority	Spring ’54	58
Sex and Labor in Primitive Society	Summer ’54	84
RING, Harry
Which Way for Supporters of the Progressive Party?	Spring ’56	45
ROBERTS, Daniel
Developments in the Soviet Union	Summer ’56	84
ROBINS, Harold
Automation – Menace or Promise?	Spring ’55	61
SCHANCK, Richard L.
An Objection	Summer ’55	107
SHARON, Art
The Opposition to McCarthyism	Spring ’54	39
SHAW, Rita
From a Socialist Workers Party Candidate – An Appeal to Radical Workers	Summer ’56	77
STEIN, M.
The Political Situation in America Today	Winter ’55	3
The End of the Stalin Cult	Spring ’56	39
STEIN, M. and WRIGHT, J. G.
Bureaucrats in Crisis	Spring ’55	44
SWABECK, Arne
Social Relations in US Today	Winter ’54	28
TANNER, Myra
Sternberg vs. Karl Marx	Winter ’54	17
THAYER, John
The Origin of West Virginia BR	Fall ’55	142
TROTSKY, Leon
“It Is Necessary to Drive the Bureaucracy and the New Aristocracy out of the Soviets” (1938) AM	Winter ’54	34
Perspectives of American Marxism (1932) AM	Fall ’54	129
Two Conceptions of Socialism (1930) AM	Winter ’55	26
Nationalism and Economic Life (1934) AM	Winter ’56	18
The Soviet Union Today (1935) AM	Summer ’56	93
Stalin as a Theoretician (1930) AM	Fall ’56	131
WEISS, Murry
The Problem of Smashing McCarthyism	Winter ’54	3
McCarthyism: Key Issue in the 1954 Elections	Summer ’54	76
The Vindication of Trotskyism	Summer ’56	79
WRIGHT, John G.
The Soviet Union Under Malenkov	Winter ’54	23
The Djilas Case and the Tito Regime	Summer ’54	104
The Farm Crisis in the Soviet Union	Fall ’54	118
Feuerbach – Philosopher of Materialism	Fall ’56	123
WRIGHT, J. G. and STEIN, M.
Bureaucrats in Crisis	Spring ’55	44

ALPHABETICAL INDEX BY SUBJECTS

ANTHROPOLOGY
	Date	Page
The Myth of Women’s Inferiority by Evelyn Reed	Spring ’54	58
Sex and Labor in Primitive Society, by Evelyn Reed	Summer ’54	84
BOOK REVIEWS
The Dilemma of Democratic Socialism, by Peter Gay Reviewed by Joseph Hansen	Fall ’54	139
World Power in the Balance, by Tibor Mende. Reviewed by Joseph Hansen	Winter ’55	32
Communism and the Russian Peasant; and Moscow in Crisis, by Herbert S. Dinerstein and Leon Goure. Reviewed by J. Hansen	Spring ’55	69
The Permanent Revolution in Science, by Richard L. Schanck. Reviewed by P. Abbott	Spring ’55	71
An Objection, by Richard L. Schanck	Summer ’55	107
In Reply, by Paul Abbott	Summer ’55	107
The Public Philosophy, by Walter Lippmann. Reviewed by David Miller	Summer ’55	104
A Fable, by William Faulkner. Reviewed by Trent Hutter	Summer ’56	105
The Suppression of the African Slave Trade to the United States of America, by W.E.B. DuBois. Reviewed by George Lavan	Summer ’55	105
Soviet Policies in China 1917-1924, by Allen S. Whiting. Reviewed by Joseph Hansen	Summer ’55	106
Black Moses, The Story of Marcus Garvey and the Universal Negro Improvement Association, by Edmund D. Cronon. Reviewed by George Lavan	Fall ’55	140
Fragebogen (The Questionnaire), by Ernst von Salomon. Reviewed by Trent Hutter	Fall ’55	141
Youngblood, by John O. Killens. Reviewed by Anne Chester	Fall ’55	143
West Virginia and Its Struggle for Statehood 1861-1863, by Isaiah E. Woodward. Reviewed by John Thayer	Fall ’55	142
The Thaw, by Ilya Ehrenburg. With a special supplement, The Death of Art, by Russell Kirk. Reviewed by Joseph Hansen	Fall ’55	143
Nationalism and Revolution in Mongolia, by Owen Lattimore. Reviewed by J. Hansen	Winter ’56	30
The Story of Standards, by John Perry. Reviewed by Paul Abbott	Winter ’56	33
The Challenge of Automation. Papers delivered at National Conference on Automation. Reviewed by Robert Chester	Winter ’56	34
The Sane Society, by Erich Fromm. Reviewed by Joseph Hansen	Spring ’56	65
Eros and Civilization, A Philosophical Inquiry into Freud, by Herbert Marcuse. Reviewed by Joseph Hansen	Spring ’56	65
The Last Hurrah, by Edwin O’Connor. Reviewed by Jack Bustelo	Spring ’56	69
Ritual of Liquidation, Bolsheviks on Trial, by Nathan Leites and Elsa Bernaut. Reviewed by Joseph Hansen	Summer ’56	102
Behind the Bamboo Curtain, by A.M. Dunlap, M.D. Reviewed by John Liang	Fall ’56	138
The Civilian and the Military, by Arthur A. Ekirch. Reviewed by David Miller	Fall ’56	139
BURMA
The Role of Statism in the Colonial World, by David Miller	Fall ’54	131
CAPITALIST ECONOMY
Social Relations in US Today, by Arne Swabeck	Winter ’54	28
Automation, by Lynn Marcus	Spring ’54	53
A Liberal Looks at the World Map, by Joseph Hansen BR	Winter ’55	32
Automation – Menace or Promise? by Harold Robins	Spring ’55	61
Nationalism and Economic Life, by Leon Trotsky AM	Winter ’56	18
How Honest Is Honest Weight? by Paul Abbott BR	Winter ’56	33
Labor Leaders on Automation, by Robert Chester BR	Winter ’56	34
CHINA
Lessons of the Chinese Revolution, by Vincent Grey	Summer ’54	97
The Role of Statism in the Colonial World, by David Miller	Fall ’54	131
The Character of the State in China, by David Miller	Winter ’55	19
Soviet Policies in China 1917-1924, by Joseph Hansen BR	Summer ’55	106
An Old China Hand Tells His Story, by John Liang BR	Fall ’56	138
COLONIAL STRUGGLES
The Role of Statism in the Colonial World, by David Miller	Fall ’54	131
The Character of the State in China, by David Miller	Winter ’55	19
The Gold Coast Revolution, by George Lavan	Summer ’55	93
On the Politics of Outer Mongolia, by Joseph Hansen BR	Winter ’56	30
ENGLAND
The Case for Socialism, by the Editors of The Reasoner	Fall ’56	119
FOURTH INTERNATIONAL
Trotsky or Deutscher? by James P. Cannon	Winter ’54	9
Sternberg vs. Karl Marx, by Myra Tanner	Winter ’54	17
Pablo Approves “New” Economic Policy of Malenkov Regime, by Joseph Hansen	Spring ’54	67
GERMANY
Best Seller in Germany, by Trent Hutter BR	Fall ’55	141
GOLD COAST
The Gold Coast Revolution, by G. Lavan	Summer ’55	93
HUNGARY
Revolution in Poland and Hungary, by the Editors	Fall ’56	111
INDIA
The Role of Statism in the Colonial World, by David Miller	Fall ’54	131
INDONESIA
The Role of Statism in the Colonial World, by David Miller	Fall ’54	131
LABOR PARTY QUESTION
Lessons of the Square D Strike, by Frank Lovell	Winter ’55	6
Early Years of the American Communist Movement III, by James P. Cannon	Spring ’55	56
LATIN AMERICA
Dollar Empire in Latin America, by Theodore Edwards	Spring ’56	56
NEGRO STRUGGLE
When Anti-Negro Prejudice Began, by George Breitman	Spring ’54	43
The Continuing Struggle for Negro Equality, by Jean Blake	Summer ’54	81
DuBois’ Early Study of the Slave Trade, by George Lavan BR	Summer ’55	105
Marcus Garvey – The “Black Moses,” by George Lavan BR	Fall ’55	140
A Stirring First Novel, by Anne Chester BR	Fall ’55	142
OUTER MONGOLIA
On the Politics of Outer Mongolia, by Joseph Hansen BR	Winter ’56	30
PHILOSOPHY
Belinski and Rational Reality I, by G.V. Plekhanov AM	Spring ’55	65
A Case of Schizophrenia, by Paul Abbott BR	Spring ’55	71
An Objection, by Richard L. Schanck	Summer ’55	107
In Reply, by Paul Abbott	Summer ’55	107
Belinski and Rational Reality II, by G.V. Plekhanov AM	Summer ’55	87
Belinski and Rational Reality III, by G.V. Plekhanov AM	Fall ’55	134
The Workers’ Stake in Bourgeois Culture, by Trent Hutter	Winter ’56	21
Belinski and Rational Reality IV, by G.V. Plekhanov AM	Spring ’56	59
A Psychoanalyst Looks for a Sane Society, by Joseph Hansen BR	Spring ’56	65
Feuerbach – Philosopher of Materialism, by John G. Wright	Fall ’56	128
POLAND
The Poznan Uprising, by the Editors	Summer ’56	75
Revolution in Poland and Hungary, by the Editors	Fall ’56	111
REVOLUTIONARY THEORY
Trotsky or Deutscher? by James P. Cannon	Winter ’54	9
Sternberg vs. Karl Marx, by Myra Tanner	Winter ’54	17
“It is Necessary to Drive the Bureaucracy and the New Aristocracy out of the Soviets,” by Leon Trotsky AM	Winter ’54	34
Trade Unionists and Revolutionists, by James P. Cannon	Spring ’54	47
Lessons of the Chinese Revolution, by Vincent Grey	Summer ’54	97
The Degeneration of the Communist Party and the New Beginning, by James P. Cannon	Fall ’54	121
Perspectives of American Marxism, by Leon Trotsky AM	Fall ’54	129
The Role of Statism in the Colonial World, by David Miller	Fall ’54	131
Bernstein’s Challenge to Marx, by Joseph Hansen BR	Fall ’54	139
The Character of the State in China, by David Miller	Winter ’55	19
Two Conceptions of Socialism, by Leon Trotsky AM	Winter ’55	26
Nationalism and Economic Life, by Leon Trotsky AM	Winter ’56	18
The Soviet Union Today, by Leon Trotsky AM	Summer ’56	93
The “Russian” Question and the “American” Question, by the Editors	Fall ’56	113
Stalin as a Theoretician, by Leon Trotsky AM	Fall ’56	131
STALINISM (See also USSR)
Trotsky or Deutscher? by James P. Cannon	Winter ’54	9
Lessons of the Chinese Revolution, by Vincent Grey	Summer ’54	97
The Degeneration of the Communist Party and the New Beginning, by James P. Cannon	Fall ’54	121
Two Conceptions of Socialism, by Leon Trotsky AM	Winter ’55	26
Bureaucrats in Crisis, by M. Stein and John G. Wright	Spring ’55	44
The Poznan Uprising, by the Editors	Summer ’56	75
Revolution in Poland and Hungary, by the Editors	Fall ’56	111
The Case for Socialism, by the Editors of The Reasoner	Fall ’56	119
TRADE UNIONS
The Problem of Smashing McCarthyism, by Murry Weiss	Winter ’54	3
The Opposition to McCarthyism, by Art Sharon	Spring ’54	39
Trade Unionists and Revolutionists, by James P. Cannon	Spring ’54	47
Lessons of the Square D Strike, by Frank Lovell	Winter ’55	6
The American Motion Picture Today, by Trent Hutter	Winter ’55	10
The Political Meaning of the CIO-AFL Merger, by Tom Kerry	Spring ’53	39
Automation – Menace or Promise? by Harold Robins	Spring ’55	61
The IWW, by James P. Cannon	Summer ’55	75
Labor Leaders on Automation, by Robert Chester BR	Winter ’56	34
TROTSKY, Leon
His Ideas Still Live, by the Editors	Summer ’54	75
UNITED STATES (See also Negro Struggle, Trade Unions)
The Problem of Smashing McCarthyism, by Murry Weiss	Winter ’54	3
Trotsky or Deutscher? by James P. Cannon	Winter ’54	9
Social Relations in US Today, by Arne Swabeck	Winter ’54	28
The Opposition to McCarthyism, by Art Sharon	Spring ’54	39
Automation, by Lynn Marcus	Spring ’54	53
McCarthyism: Key Issue in the 1954 Elections, by Murry Weiss	Summer ’54	73
Early Years of the American Communist Movement I, by James P. Cannon	Summer ’54	91
Police State Liberals, by Art Preis	Fall ’54	111
Does “Co-Existence” Mean Peace? by Milton Alvin	Fall ’54	115
The Degeneration of the Communist Party and the New Beginning, by James P. Cannon	Fall ’54	121
Perspectives of American Marxism, by Leon Trotsky AM	Fall ’54	129
The Political Situation in America Today, by M. Stein	Winter ’55	3
The American Motion Picture Today, by Trent Hutter	Winter ’55	10
Early Years of the American Communist Movement II, by James P. Cannon	Winter ’55	15
Women Who Won the Right to Vote, by Joyce Cowley	Spring ’55	48
Early Years of the American Communist Movement III, by James P. Cannon	Spring ’55	56
Early Years of the American Communist Movement IV, by James P. Cannon	Summer ’55	96
Lippmann Displays His Statesmanship, by David Miller BR	Summer ’55	104
A Revolutionary Novel, by Trent Hutter BR	Summer ’55	105
Youth in a Delinquent Society, by Joyce Cowley	Fall ’55	111
The Polio Vaccine Scandal, by Theodore Edwards	Fall ’55	119
Early Years of the American Communist Movement V, by James P. Cannon	Fall ’55	126
The Origin of West Virginia, by John Thayer BR	Fall ’55	142
The New Precedents in the Kutcher Case, by the Editors	Winter ’56	3
The Debs Centennial, by James P. Cannon	Winter ’56	8
Early Years of the American Communist Movement VI, by James P. Cannon	Winter ’56	25
Which Way for Supporters of the Progressive Party? by Harry Ring	Spring ’56	45
Early Years of the American Communist Movement VII, by James P. Cannon	Spring ’56	50
Dollar Empire in Latin America, by Theodore Edwards	Spring ’56	56
John G. Wright, by the Editors	Summer ’56	77
From a Socialist Workers Party Candidate – An Appeal to Radical Workers, by Rita Shaw	Summer ’56	77
Early Years of the American Communist Movement VIII, by James P. Cannon	Summer ’56	89
The “Russian” Question and the “American” Question, by the Editors	Fall ’56	113
Early Years of the American Communist Movement IX, by James P. Cannon	Fall ’56	127
Militarism and Civil Liberties, by David Miller BR	Fall ’56	139
USSR (See also Stalinism)
The Soviet Union Under Malenkov, by John G. Wright	Winter ’54	23
“It Is Necessary to Drive the Bureaucracy and the New Aristocracy out of the Soviets,” by Leon Trotsky AM	Winter ’54	34
Pablo Approves “New” Economic Policy of Malenkov Regime, by Joseph Hansen	Spring ’54	67
Does “Co-Existence” Mean Peace? by Milton Alvin	Fall ’54	115
The Farm Crisis in the Soviet Union, by John G. Wright	Fall ’54	118
Two Conceptions of Socialism, by Leon Trotsky AM	Winter ’55	26
Bureaucrats in Crisis, by M. Stein and John G. Wright	Spring ’55	44
Peasant and Bureaucrat, by Joseph Hansen BR	Spring ’55	69
Soviet Policies in China 1917-1924, by Joseph Hansen BR	Summer ’55	106
No Thaw Yet, by Joseph Hansen BR	Fall ’55	143
The End of the Stalin Cult, by M. Stein	Spring ’56	39
The Vindication of Trotskyism, by Murry Weiss	Summer ’56	79
Developments in the Soviet Union, by Daniel Roberts	Summer ’56	84
The Soviet Union Today, by Leon Trotsky AM	Summer ’56	93
”But Why Did They Confess?” by Joseph Hansen BR	Summer ’56	102
The “Russian” Question and the “American” Question, by the Editors	Fall ’56	113
A Note on Zinoviev, by James P. Cannon	Fall ’56	130
Stalin as a Theoretician, by Leon Trotsky AM	Fall ’56	131
YUGOSLAVIA
The Djilas Case and the Tito Regime, by John G. Wright	Summer ’54	104

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