Marxism In A Lost Century: A Biography Of Paul Mattick

Gary Roth is a Lecturer at Rutgers University-Newark and co-author (with Anne Lopes) of Men’s Feminism: August Bebel and the German Socialist Movement (Humanity Books, 2000)

• List of PhotosAcknowledgementsList of AbbreviationsAbout the Notes1. Introduction2. Children at Work and War2.1 At Home2.2 Protest and Revolution2.3 Revolution in Retreat3. Young Radicals3.1 March 19203.2 KAPD4. Between Berlin and Cologne4.1 Bouts of Unemployment4.2 Movement in Decline4.3 Older Friends5. New Worlds5.1 Voyages5.2 Work and Writing5.3 Amalgamation6. Chicago in the Depression6.1 Opening Years6.2 Opposition and Accusations6.3 Across the Country6.4 Crisis Theory7. The Unemployed Movement7.1 The Workers League7.2 Federation and Party7.3 Fascism’s Initial Impact7.4 The German Émigré Community8. The Independent Left8.1 German to English8.2 Editors’ Reluctance9. International Council Correspondence9.1 Pamphlets and Authors9.2 The Inevitability of Communism9.3 Mid-Decade10. Towards War10.1 International Developments10.2 Opportunities10.3 Living Marxism11. End of an Era11.1 Self-Reflections11.2 Anti-Fascism12. The War Years12.1 Relationships12.2 New Essays12.3 Leaving Chicago13. New York City13.1 Isolation13.2 Travelling to Berlin14. Quiet Times14.1 Writers’ Bloc14.2 Back to Nature14.3 Boston15. Rekindling15.1 Recent Admirers15.2 A New Left16. Reception16.1 Discovery in Germany16.2 From Marx and Keynes to Roskilde17. Winding Down17.1 Last Years17.2 IllnessArchivesWorks CitedIndex

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