Frederic S. Lee is Professor of Economics at University of Missouri-Kansas City, USA and Jon Bekken is an Associate Professor of Communications at Albright College, USA and former General Secretary-Treasurer of the Industrial Workers of the World.

• Introduction: Radical Economics and the Labor Movement Frederic S. Lee and Jon Bekken 1. Senex’s Letters on Associated Labour and the Pioneer, 1834: A Syndicalist Political Economy in the Making, Noel Thompson 2. Peter Kropotkin’s Anarchist Economics for a New Society, Jon Bekken 3. Some Notes on Anarchist Economic Thought Mathew Forstater 4. The Economics of the Industrial Workers of the World: Job Control and Revolution Frederic S. Lee 5. Economic Science and the Left: Thoughts on Sraffa’s Equations and the Efficacy of Organized Labor, Tony Aspromourgos 6. John Kenneth Galbraith’s New Industrial State 40 Years Later: A Radical Perspective, Spencer Pack 7. A Radical Critique and Alternative to U.S. Industrial Relations Theory and Practice, Richard McIntyre and Michael Hillard 8. Labor during Transition: A Radical Institutional Approach by John Marangos 9. Offshore Production and Global Labor Arbitrage: A New Era of Capitalism? Claude Pottier 10. Financialization, Employability and their Impacts on the Bank Workers’ Union Movement in Brazil (1994-2004), Maria Alejandra Caporale Madi, José Ricardo Barbosa Gonçalves and José Dari Krein

"Some articles are excellent and will be read by activists and academics with great interest and benefit (Bekken on Kropotkin and Aspromourgos on Sraffa spring to mind), while others are useful introductions for further reading/research (Thompson on Senex and Pack on Galbraith) […] The essays […] are about relevant subjects for the IWW in its second century and do their inspiration justice"Anarcho-Syndicalist Review, Winter 2012

Frederic S. Lee is Professor of Economics at University of Missouri-Kansas City, USA and Jon Bekken is an Associate Professor of Communications at Albright College, USA and former General Secretary-Treasurer of the Industrial Workers of the World.

• Introduction: Radical Economics and the Labor Movement Frederic S. Lee and Jon Bekken 1. Senex’s Letters on Associated Labour and the Pioneer, 1834: A Syndicalist Political Economy in the Making, Noel Thompson 2. Peter Kropotkin’s Anarchist Economics for a New Society, Jon Bekken 3. Some Notes on Anarchist Economic Thought Mathew Forstater 4. The Economics of the Industrial Workers of the World: Job Control and Revolution Frederic S. Lee 5. Economic Science and the Left: Thoughts on Sraffa’s Equations and the Efficacy of Organized Labor, Tony Aspromourgos 6. John Kenneth Galbraith’s New Industrial State 40 Years Later: A Radical Perspective, Spencer Pack 7. A Radical Critique and Alternative to U.S. Industrial Relations Theory and Practice, Richard McIntyre and Michael Hillard 8. Labor during Transition: A Radical Institutional Approach by John Marangos 9. Offshore Production and Global Labor Arbitrage: A New Era of Capitalism? Claude Pottier 10. Financialization, Employability and their Impacts on the Bank Workers’ Union Movement in Brazil (1994-2004), Maria Alejandra Caporale Madi, José Ricardo Barbosa Gonçalves and José Dari Krein

"Some articles are excellent and will be read by activists and academics with great interest and benefit (Bekken on Kropotkin and Aspromourgos on Sraffa spring to mind), while others are useful introductions for further reading/research (Thompson on Senex and Pack on Galbraith) […] The essays […] are about relevant subjects for the IWW in its second century and do their inspiration justice"Anarcho-Syndicalist Review, Winter 2012

Frederic S. Lee is Professor of Economics at University of Missouri-Kansas City, USA and Jon Bekken is an Associate Professor of Communications at Albright College, USA and former General Secretary-Treasurer of the Industrial Workers of the World.

• Introduction: Radical Economics and the Labor Movement Frederic S. Lee and Jon Bekken 1. Senex’s Letters on Associated Labour and the Pioneer, 1834: A Syndicalist Political Economy in the Making, Noel Thompson 2. Peter Kropotkin’s Anarchist Economics for a New Society, Jon Bekken 3. Some Notes on Anarchist Economic Thought Mathew Forstater 4. The Economics of the Industrial Workers of the World: Job Control and Revolution Frederic S. Lee 5. Economic Science and the Left: Thoughts on Sraffa’s Equations and the Efficacy of Organized Labor, Tony Aspromourgos 6. John Kenneth Galbraith’s New Industrial State 40 Years Later: A Radical Perspective, Spencer Pack 7. A Radical Critique and Alternative to U.S. Industrial Relations Theory and Practice, Richard McIntyre and Michael Hillard 8. Labor during Transition: A Radical Institutional Approach by John Marangos 9. Offshore Production and Global Labor Arbitrage: A New Era of Capitalism? Claude Pottier 10. Financialization, Employability and their Impacts on the Bank Workers’ Union Movement in Brazil (1994-2004), Maria Alejandra Caporale Madi, José Ricardo Barbosa Gonçalves and José Dari Krein

"Some articles are excellent and will be read by activists and academics with great interest and benefit (Bekken on Kropotkin and Aspromourgos on Sraffa spring to mind), while others are useful introductions for further reading/research (Thompson on Senex and Pack on Galbraith) […] The essays […] are about relevant subjects for the IWW in its second century and do their inspiration justice"Anarcho-Syndicalist Review, Winter 2012