Ravi Malhotra's review essay is part of Left History's commitment to progressive scholarship and publication. Our recent transition to an online-only, open-access journal creates a range of possibilities, whether it be a new audience or forms of collaboration. With that in mind, Left History partnered with Legal Form, an online platform for Marxist legal analysis, to cross-publish Ravi Malhotra's evaluation of three works focused on the contours of neoliberalism, laws, inequality, and democracy. We hope  that our  journal will continue to be a site for collaboration and conversation

The full issue of Left History 23.2 will be released in the summer of 2020

Cover image:

A Black Canadian Wood Cutter at Shelburne, Nova Scotia

(Library and Archives Canada, Acc. No. 1970-188-1090 W.H. Coverdale Collection of Canadiana)

Cover image: Kevin Burris

Cover image: Roberta Quezada-Echegoyén

Cover Image: Marlee Couling

The editors of Left History are pleased to offer this special edition volume of papers presented at the conference Scholarship, Activism, Public History: A Celebration of the Work and Leadership of Craig Heron. This conference, held at York University from May 26–27, 2017, honoured the occasion of Dr. Heron’s retirement. As Dr. Heron is a long-serving member of this journal’s editorial board, we are pleased to be able to commemorate his service to the York community, his contributions to Canadian labour, social, cultural, and political history, and his extensive engagements with public history projects.

Cover Artwork: Saman Sarheng

Cover Image: Stacey Alexopoulos

Cover Artwork: Emilio Valencia, "Delicate Interconnections"

Cover Artwork: Saman Sarheng, "A Gesture"