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New Hogtown Press

Defunct

A small radical press founded in Toronto in 1969 by the New Left at the University of Toronto, which published Marxist studies of Canadian labour history and political economy and reprints of socialist classics.

Years
1969–1991
Location
Toronto, Canada
Affiliation
New Left, University of Toronto
Languages
English
Authority records
Wikidata
Sources
Wikipedia — New Hogtown Press

Backlist

1301960197019801990Founded 1969Closed 19911969: 1 title1970: 4 titles1971: 1 title1973: 13 titles1974: 4 titles1975: 6 titles1976: 5 titles1977: 4 titles1978: 1 title1979: 2 titles1980: 2 titles1981: 1 title1983: 2 titles1984: 1 title1985: 1 title1987: 1 title1990: 2 titles1991: 1 title
Titles of New Hogtown Press by year: 52 dated titles, 1969–1991, most in 1973 (13). Lines mark founded 1969 and closed 1991.
The figures by decade
DecadeTitles
1960s1
1970s40
1980s8
1990s3
YearTitleAuthor(s)Language
1969Québec into the Streets✓Peter AllnuttEnglish
1970A Taste of Better Things, Being an Account of Recent Events in the Department of Political Science, Sociology, and Anthropology of Simon Fraser University✓Mordecai BriembergEnglish
1970Organizing for Workers' Power✓Adriano SofriEnglish
1970The Hidden History of the Female✓ — The Early Feminist Movement in the United StatesMartha AtkinsEnglish
1970Women in Evolution✓Kathleen Gough AberleEnglish
1971The Hidden History of the Female✓ — The Early Feminist Movement in the United StatesMartha AtkinsNot recorded
1973Capitalism and Regional Disparities✓Ernest MandelEnglish, French
1973Free School Handbook✓Ralph WestEnglish
1973Incomes, Disparity and Impoverishment in Canada Since World War II✓Leo Albert JohnsonEnglish
1973Marxist Projections✓ — Some Post-marxist Projections for the Next Third- to Half-Century (Draft Phantasy)Don RoebuckEnglish
1973More on the Political Economy of Women's Liberation✓Mickey RowntreeEnglish
1973Our Schools Serve the Ruling Class✓ — L'école Au Service de la Class Dominante—English
1973Quebec '72✓ — Collected Editorials and Selected News Briefs from the Monthly Issues of the Quebec Solidarity Committee News ServiceQuebec Solidarity Committee News ServiceEnglish
1973Some Historical Perspectives on Canadian Agrarian Political Movements✓ — The Ontario Origins of Agrarian Criticism of Canadian Industrial SocietyRussell HannEnglish
1973The Communist Threat to Canada✓
Political Extremism and Radicalism: Far-Right Groups in America
Canadian Chamber of CommerceEnglish
1973The Origin of the Family✓Kathleen GoughEnglish
1973The Political Economy of Women's Liberation✓Margaret BenstonEnglish
1973Third World Literature or Absurd World Literature?✓ — A Canadian, Future, Socialist PerspectiveStephen H. ArnoldEnglish
1973Working Class Toronto at the Turn of the Century✓Gregory S. KealeyEnglish
1974Hogtown: Working Class Toronto at the Turn of the Century✓Gregory S. KealeyEnglish
1974More on the Political Economy of Women's Liberation✓Mickey RowntreeEnglish
1974Poverty in Wealth✓ — The Capitalist Labour Market and Income Distribution in CanadaLeo A. JohnsonEnglish
1974The Decline and Fall of a Good Idea✓ — CCF-NDP Manifestoes 1932 to 1969New Democratic PartyEnglish
1975Darkness at the End of the Tunnel✓ — A Radical Analysis of Canadian-American RelationsRandy MorseEnglish
1975Farmers Confront Industrialism✓ — Some Historical Perspectives on Ontario Agrarian MovementsRussell G. HannEnglish
1975On Active Service in War and Peace✓ — Politics and Ideology in the American Historical ProfessionJesse LemischEnglish
1975The East York Workers' Association✓ — A Response to the Great DepressionPatricia V. SchulzEnglish
1975The Emergence of the Canadian Working Class Movement, 1845-1875✓Steven LangdonEnglish
1975The Working Class & Social Change✓Free — Four Essays on the Working ClassMartin GlabermanEnglish
1976A Guide to Working Class History✓—English
1976Echoes from Labor's War✓ — Industrial Cape Breton in the 1920s: Narrative VerseDawn FraserEnglish
1976Eight Men Speak✓ — And Other Plays from the Canadian Workers' TheatreRichard Wright & Robin EndresEnglish
1976Honest Womanhood✓ — Feminism, Femininity and Class Consciousness Among Toronto Working WomenWayne RobertsEnglish
1976Workers, Wages, and Controls✓ — The Anti-inflation Programme and Its Implications for Canadian WorkersLeo PanitchEnglish
1977Imperialism, Nationalism, and Canada✓ — Essays from the Marxist Institute of TorontoCraig Heron & Marxist InstituteEnglish
1977Mumming in Outport Newfoundland✓Gerald M. SiderEnglish
1977Poverty in Wealth✓ — The Capitalist Labour Market and Income Distribution in CanadaLeo A. JohnsonEnglish
1977Researching Canadian Corporations✓Manuel GordonEnglish
1978The Great War and Canadian Society✓ — An Oral HistoryDaphne Read & Russell G. HannEnglish
1979Underdevelopment and Social Movements in Atlantic Canada✓Robert J. Brym & R. James SacoumanEnglish
1979Voices of Discord✓ — Canadian Short Stories from the 1930sDonna PhillipsEnglish
1980Documents in Canadian Women's History✓—English
1980Pioneer and Gentlewomen of British North America 1713 - 1867✓
Documents in Canadian Women's History; 1
Beth LightEnglish
1981The Making of E.P. Thompson✓ — Marxism, Humanism, and HistoryBryan D. PalmerEnglish
1983Canadian women on the move 1867-1920✓
Documents in Canadian Women's History, 2
Beth LightFrench
1983Canadian Women on the Move, 1867-1920✓—English
1984Essays on the Political Economy of Alberta✓—English
1985Women's Paid and Unpaid Work✓ — Historical and Contemporary PerspectivesPaula BourneEnglish
1987Dreaming of What Might Be✓ — The Knights of Labor in Ontario, 1880-1900Gregory S. KealeyEnglish
1990No Easy Road✓ — Women in Canada 1920s to 1960s
Documents in Canadian Women's History; Vol. 3
Beth Light & Ruth Roach PiersonEnglish
1990Relief Strike✓ — Immigrant Workers and the Great Depression in Crowland, Ontario, 1930-1935Carmela PatriasEnglish
1991A Decent Living✓ — Women Workers in the Winnipeg Garment IndustryAnnalee GolzEnglish