Iris Young was in NAM when I was. Some of her, as she called it then, if I recall correctly, "dual systems, " socialist-feminist theory, was in NAM discussion bulletins.
Martha Nussbaum, has a piece in the latest Dissent. Objectively counter-revolutionary.
A few weeks ago, looking over the direct mail from Dissent, to subscribe, a certain Liza Featherstone was cited. The identical subject-object of History, I mean Doug.
Doesn't Adam Przezewski still teach at Univ. of Chicago? Saskia Sassen in Soc. Dept. Good lefty.Donald Levine, rightist, no?
http://political-science.uchicago.edu/faculty.html
Hmm. Jean Bethke-Elshtain in Poli Sci Dept. Renegade. Former writer for Telos in the 70's. In the Salmagundi special issue on homosexuality she wrote a piece, "Against Androgyny." Two Cheers for rigid gender roles! Now, elshtain writes for neo-con journals like First Things and defends the war on just war grounds.
Ron Grigor Suny, good lefty scholar on Soviet nationalities, see his occasional pieces in NLR.
William Sewell, cited by Bowles and Gintis.
http://social-sciences.uchicago.edu/social-thought/Social_Thought_Faculty.htm
Robert Fogel was the editor of the Young Communist League magazine, 'New Foundations, " after WWII. What de-radicalized him?
Mark Lilla, neo-con. Good articles in the NYRB though on such as Carl Schmitt and Heidegger.
http://history.uchicago.edu/faculty/index.html Rashid Khalidi, has articles in In These Times on occasion.Aha, Moishe Postone!, "Time, Labor and Social Domination, " if memory serves, on the Grundrisse, also a good article in New German Critique on anti-semitism, many yrs. ago.>...HARRY HAROOTUNIAN (Ph.D. University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, 1957). Max Palevsky Professor Emeritus of History and Civilizations in the College. Max Pelevsky of Xerox, big moneybags for McGovern in '72 and for the Sheldon Wolin journal, Democracy." Peter Novick. Shactmanite in the 50's. See the volumnious footnotes to his great
book on US 20th C. historiography Michael Pugliese