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New York: International Socialist Review Publishing Association, 1974. Magazine. One issue, 8.5x11 inches, staplebound and soiled front wraps, some edge worn wraps, else in good condition. 47p. This issue has articles on "Energy Crisis", Stepahnie Coontz on "Watergate and the Constitution", Paul Siegel reviews "Arthur Koestler's 'Darkness at Noon'

New York: International Socialist Review Publishing Association, 1975. Magazine. One issue, 8.5x11 inches, worn and soiled front wraps, front wrap with an inked price and address label, else in good condition. 47p. This issue has articles on "Probing the Rockefeller fortune", "The case of Leszek Kolakowski by George Novack. Cliff Connor on the "Debate in the Soviet Opposition

New York: International Socialist Review Publishing Association, 1974. Magazine. One issue, 8.5x11 inches, staplebound wraps, some edge worn wraps, else in good condition. 63p. This issue tackles by way of debate the nature of the Vietnamese Communist Party and the Revolution there. Pierre Rousset is writings for the majority of the Fourth International and George Johnson and Fred Feldman write for the leadership of the minority in the FI. Rousset was a member of the French Revolutionary Communist League and Johnson and Feldman were in the US Socialist Workers Party.

New York: International Socialist Review Publishing Association, 1974. Magazine. One issue, 8.5x11 inches, staplebound wraps, some edge worn wraps, Address label in middle of rear wrap, else in good condition. 47p. This issue tackles "You Can't Afford to Get Sick" by Stephanie Coontz, Gorge Novack on "Reradicalization of American Politics", "Portuguese Colonialism In Africa", Alan Ward on "The Responsibility of Intellectuals

New York: International Socialist Review Publishing Association, 1974. Magazine. One issue, 8.5x11 inches, staplebound and soiled front wraps, some edge worn wraps, address label across front wrap, else in good condition. 47p. This issue has articles on "Black Libertion Today" by Derrick Morrison, Tribute to "James P. Cannon" who died the previous August.

New York: International Socialist Review Publishing Association, 1974. Magazine. One issue, 8.5x11 inches, staplebound wraps, some edge worn wraps, else in good condition. 47p. This issue tackles "the present situation in China" by Les Evans, "Workers and the Energy Crisis" by Jack Rasmus, "State of the Unions" by Frank Lovell, more.

New York: International Socialist Review Publishing Association, 1974. Magazine. One issue, 8.5x11 inches, staple bound wraps, Front wrap in upper left corner torn, address label on front wrap, some edge worn pages, else in good condition. 47p. This issue tackles "Growing Old in American" by Stephanie Coontz, "The Black Workers Struggle in South Africa", "Ethiopia: The Empire Tremble

New York: International Socialist Review Publishing Association, 1974. Magazine. One issue, 8.5x11 inches, staplebound and yellowing along right side of front wraps, some edge worn wraps, address label across back wrap, previous owners name on upper right corner of front wrap, else in good condition. 47p. This issue has articles on "Why Ford Will Fail" by Jack Barnes, "Detente and Class Struggle" by Mary-Alice Waters, more.

New York: International Socialist Review Publishing Association, 1974. Magazine. One issue, 8.5x11 inches, staplebound wraps, some edge worn wraps, else in good condition. 47p. This issue has articles on "Hunger, U.S. Agribusiness and World Famine" by Cliff Conner, "Detente and World Revolutin" by Gus Horowitz, "State and Ruling Class in Corporate America" by G. William Domhoff.

New York: International Socialist Review Publishing Association, 1974. Magazine. One issue, 8.5x11 inches, staplebound and soiled front wraps, some edge worn wraps, else in good condition. 47p. This issue has articles on "Busing: What are the Issues?" by Peter Camejo, "Job Enichrment" by Jack Rasmus, "Puerto Ricans in the U.S.

New York: International Socialist Review Publishing Association, 1974. Magazine. One issue, 8.5x11 inches, staplebound wraps, some edge worn wraps, else in good condition. 63p. This issue tackles Stephanie Coontz on "The Failure of American Education", George Novack on "Dialectical Materialism vs. Prgamatism", a rewiew of Jack London's "Iron Heel" by Paul N. Siegal, "Portugal in Crisis

New York: International Socialist Review Publishing Association, 1975. Magazine. One issue, 8.5x11 inches, staplebound and initials of previous owner penciled in on upper right hand corner of cover wrap, else in very good condition. 47p. This issue has articles on "Crooked politics: an American Institution" by Stephanie Coontz, "Do Mideast oil billions threaten the world?" by Dick Roberts. Louis Couturier on "The Vietnamese Communist Party", more.

New York: International Socialist Review Publishing. 1975. First Edition; First Printing. Periodical. Wraps, fine but for note pencilled on front cover. Articles on Black women's evolving personal perceptions in mid-1970's, women's liberation, the surrealist movement. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall .

New York: International Socialist Review Publishing Association, 1972. Magazine. Ten issues (July-August a double issue), 8.5x11 inches, staplebound wraps, all with worn and soiled wraps, Jan issue has p;revious owners name in pencil on upper right hand corner of front wrap, Feb. issue has previous owners name on top right corner of cover wrap in both pencil and ink, Nov. issue has name and address of previous owner on label and written in ink on cover wrap, some small stains else generally very good condition. Missing September issue. These issues tackle martial law in the Philippines, the Vietnam war, feminism, the Attica prison uprising, Nixon's China policy, Salvador Allende, and more.

New York: International Socialist Review Publishing Association, 1972. Magazine. Eleven issues (July-August a double issue), 8.5x11 inches, staplebound wraps, all with worn and soiled wraps, some small stains, issue for Oct. has previous owners name inked above graphic on cover wrap, issues for Mar. and April have previous owners initials on upper right corner of cover wraps, else generally very good condition. Issues present are Volume 33 Numbers 1-11. These issues tackle martial law in the Philippines, the Vietnam war, feminism, the Attica prison uprising, Nixon's China policy, Salvador Allende, and more.

New York: International Socialist Review Publishing Association, 1973. Magazine. Eleven issues (July-August a double issue), 8.5x11 inches, staplebound wraps, all with worn and soiled wraps, Number 1 with the price crossed off and changed in pen on the front wrap, Number 9 with the bottom corner of the front wrap dog-eared, Number 11 with several small stains on the front wrap, else generally good condition. Issues present are Volume 34 Numbers 1-11. These issues tackle Watergate, Zionism, the coup in Chile, abortion rights, and more.

New York: International Socialist Review Publishing Association, 1972. Magazine. Eleven issues (July-August a double issue), 8.5x11 inches, staplebound wraps, all with worn and soiled wraps, some small stains else generally very good condition. Issues present are Volume 33 Numbers 1-11. These issues tackle martial law in the Philippines, the Vietnam war, feminism, the Attica prison uprising, Nixon's China policy, Salvador Allende, and more.

New York: International Socialist Review Publishing Association, 1981. Magazine. 45 issues, folded tabloid 12p. supplement to The Militant newspaper, shelf and edge worn, else in very good condition. Issues include: 1975: Apr-Dec, 1976: Jan, Feb, May-Jul, 1977: Mar-Sep, Nove, Dec, 1978: Jan-May, Jul, Dec, 1979: Feb, Apr-Julm Nov, 1981: Feb. The previous issues of the magazine were issued as stand alone magazine. This now represents the incorporation of the ISR into the The Militant.