Politics (Winter 1949)

Copertina (pag. 1)
Homage to twelve judges (pagg. 1-2)
French, Martin. E. R. P. - a critique of production economics (pagg. 3-10)
Howard, Milton. That's what the man said (pagg. 10-11)
Goodman, Paul. A conjecture in american history, 1783-1815; with a comment by Richard Hofstadter and Oscar Handlin (pagg. 11-13)
Pétrement, Simone. The life and thoughts of Simone Weil (pagg. 13-19)
(Candide). Transatlantic. France (1). Why i left France (pagg. 19-21)
Michaels, Albert. Transatlantic. France (2). Is France finished? (pagg. 21-24)
Fletcher, L. R.. Transatlantic. Germany. Politics in a vacuum (pagg. 24-25)
Lynn, Kenneth. Transatlantic. Spain. The Garrison State (pagg. 25-27)
Daniel, Cuthbert; Squires, Arthur M.. A first step toward world disarmament; with comments by A. P. Lerner, A. J. Muste and Sidney Hook (pagg. 28-36)
Contributors (pag. 36)
Abel, Lionel. The existence of jews and existentialism (pagg. 37-40)
Weil, Simone. What is a jew? A letter to a minister of education (pag. 40)
Rosenblatt, Daniel. N. M. U. and U. A. W., two kinds of Union democracy (pagg. 41-48)
McCarthy, Mary. Theatre chronicle: Sartre and the McCoy (pagg. 49-51)
Is Vyshinsky a traitor? A "politics" exclusive (pag. 51)
Schwartz, Alvin. The case for pacifism (pagg. 52-53)
Goldwater, Ethel. Books. Learn from children (pagg. 53-54)
Bek-Gran, Robert. Books. Die Kommunistische partei deutschlands in der Weimar republik (pagg. 54-55)
Norden, Heinz. Letters. Heinz Norden objects; with a reply by Peter Blake (pagg. 55-56)
Muste, A. J.. Letters. Is there a pacifist dilemma?; with a reply by the Editor (pagg. 56-57)
Here and now - a department dedicated to the possible. A modern Schweik (pagg. 57-58)
Here and now - a department dedicated to the possible. The "Free University" in Berlin (pag. 58)
Taylor, Eileen. Here and now - a department dedicated to the possible. The Hutterites in Paraguay (pagg. 59-60)
Macdonald, Dwight. Here and now - a department dedicated to the possible. The uncommon people (pagg. 60-64)
Macdonald, Nancy. Report on packages abroad (pag. 64)