100 Years of Permanent Revolution

Bill Dunn is Associate Professor in the Department of Political Economy at the University of Sydney. He is author of Global Political Economy (Pluto, 2008), Global Restructuring and the Power of Labour (Palgrave, 2004), and co-editor, with Hugo Radice, of 100 Years of Permanent Revolution (Pluto, 2006).Hugo Radice is head of the School of Politics and International Studies at the University of Leeds. He is co-editor of 100 Years of Permanent Revolution (Pluto, 2006).

• 1. Permanent Revolution: Results and Prospects 100 Years On, Hugo Radice and Bill Dunn 2. From Uneven to Combined Development, Neil Davidson 3. The Marxism of Results and Prospects, Michael Löwy 4. Trotsky, 1905, and the anticipation of the Concept of Decline, Hillel Ticktin 5. Results and Prospects: Trotsky and his Critics, Paul Blackledge 6. The Baggage of Exodus, Daniel Bensaïd 7. Beyond Trotsky: Extending Combined and Uneven Development, Colin Barker8. From World Market to World Economy, Sam Ashman9. Trotsky, Social Science, and Irish Revolution, Michael Hanagan10. Uneven and Combined Development and ‘Revolution of Backwardness’: The Iranian Constitutional Revolution: 1906 – 1911, Kamran Matin 11. A Veteran of the Epoch of Revolution Looks Forward: Trotsky, Serge and the Soviets, Suzi Weissman 12. Trotsky’s Omission: Labour’s Role in Combined and Uneven Development, Andrew Herod13. Combined and Uneven Development as a Strategic Concept, Bill Dunn14. The Geography of Uneven Development, Neil Smith15. The Reinvention of Populism: Islamist Responses to Capitalist Development in the Contemporary Maghreb, Alejandro Colás 16. China: Unevenness, Combination, Revolution? Neil Davidson 17. Explaining uneven and combined development in South Africa, Patrick Bond and Ashwin DesaiIndex