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'''Hobart Spalding''' is retired as Professor of History from the City University of New York (CUNY). He focuses on Latin America and the Caribbean, specializing in working class and labor history, and has published widely in both fields. He sits on the editorial board of several publications, most notably [[Socialism and Democracy]]<ref>http://leftforum.org/node/21</ref> and is is on the Editorial Committee for the [[North American Congress on Latin America]].<ref>[https://nacla.org/staff Staff]</ref> | '''Hobart Spalding''' is retired as Professor of History from the City University of New York (CUNY). He focuses on Latin America and the Caribbean, specializing in working class and labor history, and has published widely in both fields. He sits on the editorial board of several publications, most notably [[Socialism and Democracy]]<ref>http://leftforum.org/node/21</ref> and is is on the Editorial Committee for the [[North American Congress on Latin America]].<ref>[https://nacla.org/staff Staff]</ref> | ||
Revision as of 23:38, 23 December 2009
Hobart Spalding is retired as Professor of History from the City University of New York (CUNY). He focuses on Latin America and the Caribbean, specializing in working class and labor history, and has published widely in both fields. He sits on the editorial board of several publications, most notably Socialism and Democracy[1] and is is on the Editorial Committee for the North American Congress on Latin America.[2]
Left Forum board
In 2009, the Left Forum board included Stanley Aronowitz, Roderick Bush, Eric Canepa, Vivek Chibber, Nancy Holmstrom, Jamie McCallum, Lorraine Minnite, Frances Fox Piven, Hobart Spalding, Bill Tabb, Richard D. Wolf and Julia Wrigley[3].