Papers by Norman Markowitz
Lens, Sidney (1912-1986), independent radical and trade union leader
The Journal of American History, Mar 1, 1996
https://www.cpusa.org ›, 2023
An article examining the impact of Communist Party USA women activists on the history of working ... more An article examining the impact of Communist Party USA women activists on the history of working class, civil rights, women;s rights and peace movement struggles in the United States
Communist Party USA https://www.cpusa.org › article › the-trumpist-supreme..., 2022
An analysis of the Supreme Court's recent decisions repealing Roe v. Wade, limiting state gun co... more An analysis of the Supreme Court's recent decisions repealing Roe v. Wade, limiting state gun control and federal environmental protection legislation. The article exams the validity of Court concepts of "original intent" and the powers of judicial review in terms of the history of the court
China: Anti-imperialism from the Manchu Empire to the People's Republic
CPUSA website, 2022
An article on the recent Supreme Court decisions from a marxist historian's perspective. I look... more An article on the recent Supreme Court decisions from a marxist historian's perspective. I look at the history of the court as a force for conservatism and analyze the validity(logic and reason) and reliability( factual basis) of both its decisions and the guiding influence of its "original intent" doctrine
Social Costs of US Imperialism
The Palgrave Encyclopedia of Imperialism and Anti-Imperialism, 2021
Germer, Adolph (1881-1966), trade union administrator and leader
American National Biography Online, 2000
Lovestone, Jay (1898-1990), political and international trade union figure
Rosenberg, Ethel (1915-1953), accused spies
American National Biography Online, 2000
The Recycling of Anti-Communist Cold War Ideology and the “Triumph” of Donald Trump
The following is a paper submitted for an international cultural studies conference The Recycling... more The following is a paper submitted for an international cultural studies conference The Recycling of Anti-Communist Cold War Ideology and the “Triumph” of Donald Trump Today major aspects of Cold War ideology are being recycled to interpret the election of Donald Trump and the rise of European political parties long associated with the ultra- right to a level of influence that they have not had since the defeat of the Fascist Axis powers in WWII. The major point of my presentation to this conference is that the use of these concepts which have played a central role in U.S. political culture are ahistorical and in effect provide a kind of intellectual cover for politicians like Trump in the U. S. and Le Pen in France, as they did for various military junta regimes and former appeasers of and collaborators with German Fascism and Japanese Imperialism both before during WW II and especial-ly after WWII, when they were institutionalized in U.S. political culture. Today they serve as roadblocks rather than stepping stones to both an understanding of and the development of effective opposition to the Trump administration in the U.S. and abroad. As a Marxist historian, I see under-standing and action as dialectically inter-related and, to use a term from the American revolution, indivisible
The Left at War (review)
American Studies, 2010
The McCarthy Phenomenon
Reviews in American History, 1977
Page 1. THE MCCARTHY PHENOMENON Norman D. Markowitz ... Against this trend there has also emerged... more Page 1. THE MCCARTHY PHENOMENON Norman D. Markowitz ... Against this trend there has also emerged in recent years a kind of backlash scholarship dedicated to the proposition that the Truman postwar policies were decent and well-meaning and beleaguered by the ...
Eyes off the Prize: The United Nations and the African American Struggle for Human Rights, 1944-1955
The Journal of African American History, 2004
EYES OFF THE PRIZE As World War II drew to a close and the world awakened to the horror wrought b... more EYES OFF THE PRIZE As World War II drew to a close and the world awakened to the horror wrought by white supremacists in Nazi Germany, African American lead-ers, led by the NAACP, sensed the opportunity to launch an offensive against the conditions of ...
The American Historical Review, 1974
Socialism and American Development
Reviews in American History, 1974
Henry A. Wallace and American Liberalism
Reviews in American History, 1973
CPUSA.edu online website, 2021
This is an article on what we can learn about the Rittenhouse Trial and acquittal in terms of th... more This is an article on what we can learn about the Rittenhouse Trial and acquittal in terms of the role of vigilante groups allied to the police and protected by the judiciary in U.S. history from the slave patrols of the antebellum period to today
Democrats and Progressives: The 1948 Presidential Election as a Test of Postwar Liberalism
The American Historical Review, 1976
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Reviewed Works: The American Left in the Twentieth Century. by John P. Diggins; Victor Berger and the Promise of Constructive Socialism, 1910-1920. by Sally M. Miller
Review by: Norman Daniel Markowitz
Reviews in American History
Vol. 2, No. 1 (Mar., 1974), pp. 107-115 (9 pages)
Published By: The Johns Hopkins University Press
Reviews in American History
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