Third Camp Socialism collects Phyllis and Julius Jacobson’s major writings on civil rights, Stalinism, the Cold War, and the New York Intellectuals. The Jacobsons advanced a militant, small-d democratic perspective on the landmark events of their era, from the New Deal and World War II to sixties protests and the War on Terror. Today, they are best remembered for founding New Politics and defending a third camp perspective that resists capitalism as well as all varieties of “progressive” authoritarianism. This volume makes a powerful case for revisiting the Jacobsons’ contributions to socialist thought.…mehr
Third Camp Socialism collects Phyllis and Julius Jacobson’s major writings on civil rights, Stalinism, the Cold War, and the New York Intellectuals. The Jacobsons advanced a militant, small-d democratic perspective on the landmark events of their era, from the New Deal and World War II to sixties protests and the War on Terror. Today, they are best remembered for founding New Politics and defending a third camp perspective that resists capitalism as well as all varieties of “progressive” authoritarianism. This volume makes a powerful case for revisiting the Jacobsons’ contributions to socialist thought.
Preface Part 1 Social Movements Introduction to Part 1 1 Coalitionism: From Protest to Politicking (1966) Julius Jacobson 2 Union Conservatism: A Barrier to Racial Equality (1968) Julius Jacobson 3 In Defense of the Young (1970) Julius Jacobson 4 The Equal Rights Amendment: Overdue Reform (1972) Phyllis Jacobson 5 An Exchange on the ERA (1973) Lois Weiner and Phyllis Jacobson 6 Black Outrage in Los Angeles (1992) Phyllis Jacobson Part 2 Left Debates Introduction to Part 2 7 The Relevance of American Socialism (1961) Julius Jacobson 8 Isaac Deutscher: The Anatomy of an Apologist (1964 & 1966) Julius Jacobson 9 Kate Millett and Her Critics (1970) Phyllis Jacobson 10 The Two Deaths of Max Shachtman (1973) Julius Jacobson 11 A Time of Assorted Scoundrels (1976) Phyllis Jacobson Part 3 The Russian Question Introduction to Part 3 12 Reflections on Fascism and Communism (1983) Julius Jacobson 13 The “Americanization” of the Communist Party (1986) Phyllis Jacobson 14 The Soviet Union is Dead, the “Russian Question” Remains (1996) Julius Jacobson 15 The “Russian Question” and World War Two (1995) Julius Jacobson 16 The USSR and the Nature of World WarII (1996) Julius Jacobson Part 4 War and Peace Introduction to Part 4 17 War, Realism, and the “Lesser Evil” (1950) Julius Jacobson 18 Socialism and Thermonuclear War (1962) Julius Jacobson 19 Neo-Stalinism: The Achilles’ Heel of the Peace Movement and the American Left (1976) Julius Jacobson and Laurie Landy 20 Pax Americana: The New World Order (1991) Julius Jacobson 21 Liberals, the Left, and the US War on Democracy (2002) Julius Jacobson Part 5 Students and Teachers Introduction to Part5 22 Our Editorial Policy (1949) Julius Jacobson 23 The American Student Movement: A Survey (1949) Julius Jacobson 24 Do Communists Have the Right to Teach? (1949) Julius Jacobson 25 CP Youth Licked at Student Conference (1950) Julius Jacobson 26 Capitalism’s Threat to Democracy (1953) Julius Jacobson 27 Civil Liberties and the Philosopher of the Cold War (1953) Julius Jacobson and Gordon Haskell Appendix: Third Camp Politics: An Interview with Phyllis and Julius Jacobson Bibliography Selected Writings Index
Preface Part 1 Social Movements Introduction to Part 1 1 Coalitionism: From Protest to Politicking (1966) Julius Jacobson 2 Union Conservatism: A Barrier to Racial Equality (1968) Julius Jacobson 3 In Defense of the Young (1970) Julius Jacobson 4 The Equal Rights Amendment: Overdue Reform (1972) Phyllis Jacobson 5 An Exchange on the ERA (1973) Lois Weiner and Phyllis Jacobson 6 Black Outrage in Los Angeles (1992) Phyllis Jacobson Part 2 Left Debates Introduction to Part 2 7 The Relevance of American Socialism (1961) Julius Jacobson 8 Isaac Deutscher: The Anatomy of an Apologist (1964 & 1966) Julius Jacobson 9 Kate Millett and Her Critics (1970) Phyllis Jacobson 10 The Two Deaths of Max Shachtman (1973) Julius Jacobson 11 A Time of Assorted Scoundrels (1976) Phyllis Jacobson Part 3 The Russian Question Introduction to Part 3 12 Reflections on Fascism and Communism (1983) Julius Jacobson 13 The “Americanization” of the Communist Party (1986) Phyllis Jacobson 14 The Soviet Union is Dead, the “Russian Question” Remains (1996) Julius Jacobson 15 The “Russian Question” and World War Two (1995) Julius Jacobson 16 The USSR and the Nature of World WarII (1996) Julius Jacobson Part 4 War and Peace Introduction to Part 4 17 War, Realism, and the “Lesser Evil” (1950) Julius Jacobson 18 Socialism and Thermonuclear War (1962) Julius Jacobson 19 Neo-Stalinism: The Achilles’ Heel of the Peace Movement and the American Left (1976) Julius Jacobson and Laurie Landy 20 Pax Americana: The New World Order (1991) Julius Jacobson 21 Liberals, the Left, and the US War on Democracy (2002) Julius Jacobson Part 5 Students and Teachers Introduction to Part5 22 Our Editorial Policy (1949) Julius Jacobson 23 The American Student Movement: A Survey (1949) Julius Jacobson 24 Do Communists Have the Right to Teach? (1949) Julius Jacobson 25 CP Youth Licked at Student Conference (1950) Julius Jacobson 26 Capitalism’s Threat to Democracy (1953) Julius Jacobson 27 Civil Liberties and the Philosopher of the Cold War (1953) Julius Jacobson and Gordon Haskell Appendix: Third Camp Politics: An Interview with Phyllis and Julius Jacobson Bibliography Selected Writings Index
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