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About John V. Walsh

John V. Walsh until recently a Professor of Physiology and Neuroscience at the University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School, has written on issues of peace and health care for Dissident Voice, Asia Times, San Francisco Chronicle, EastBayTimes/San Jose Mercury News, LA Progressive, Antiwar.com, CounterPunch and others. Read other articles by John V..
  • Protest against war funding at the office of Representative McCollum. St. Paul, Minnesota. May 18, 2010 (Photo: Fibonacci Blue)

    Right & Left to join in D.C. protest: “Not one more penny for war in Ukraine”

    John V. Walsh

    February 19, New Anti-Interventionist Coalition to March to White House from Washington Monument.

  • How Obama killed the anti-war movement among liberal Democrats.

    An antidote to the “split” in the U.S. Peace Movement: anti-interventionism

    Originally published: Dissident Voice on April 7, 2022 (more by Dissident Voice)  |

    Massachusetts Peace Action, a venerable part of the U.S. Peace Movement, has been around since the 1980s and its predecessors date back to the 1950s. Its voice is heeded and it represents most of the shared opinions of the liberal and progressive U.S. peace movement.

Monthly Review Essays

  • Post-Political Post-Aesthetics
    Marc James Léger Sven Lütticken: Motion, Captured | The Power Plant

    The universal premises of culture and politics have been subject to criticism from the moment that Enlightenment theories emerged. In postmodern theory, radical skepticism replaces judgement and makes universal speculation seem like either an absurd game or a violent imposition.

Lost & Found

  • The Puzzle of Financialization
    Harry Magdoff Monthly Review Volume 45, Number 5 (October 1993)

    In this reprise from October 1993, Henry Magdoff and Paul Sweezy ask: “Isn’t there anyone around here who understands how this capitalist system works?”

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