Engaging Erik Olin Wright

Gay Seidman teaches sociology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where for many years, her office was next to Erik Wright's. Her books include Manufacturing Militance and Beyond the Boycott.Michael Burawoy teaches sociology at the University of California, Berkeley. He is author of several books including The Politics of Production: Factory Regimes under Capitalism and Socialism and most recently Public Sociology: Between Utopia and Anti-Utopia. He was a close friend and literary executor of Erik Wright.

• Introduction: Advancing Wright's Unfinished ProjectMichael Burawoy and Gay SeidmanPart ITHE LIFE AND WORK OF ERIK WRIGHTA Tale of Two MarxismsMichael BurawoyClass, Gender and Utopian CommunityGay SeidmanLove and MarxismGreta R. KrippnerWright's Emancipatory Theory and PracticeKwang-Yeong ShinPart IIFROM REAL UTOPIAS TO CLASS ANALYSISIf You're a Socialist You Need the Real Utopias Project, whether You Like It or NotHarry BrighouseClass Counts for Real Utopias: The Implementation of Free Mass Transit in Seven Brazilian CitiesJoão Alexandre PeschanskiThe Cooperative Market Economy: The Promise and Challenge of MondragonMarta Soler-GallartWho Will Help Decommodify Housing? Race, Property, Class, and the Struggle for Social Housing in the United StatesH. Jacob Carlson and Gianpaolo BaiocchiThe Emancipation Network: Discovering Anticapitalist Institutions within Brazilian CapitalismRuy BragaPart IIIFROM CLASS ANALYSIS TO REAL UTOPIASThe Politics of Contradictory Class Locations: A View from IndiaRina AgarwalaThe Class Basis of Anticapitalism: Labor Politics in Contemporary ArgentinaRodolfo ElbertFrom Class Analysis to Real Utopias and Back Again: Erik Olin Wright in Conversation with Left PopulismPeter RamandFifteen Dollars and a Revolution: Building Anticapitalist Workers' MovementsStephanie Luce