Original sentence: " The magazine enjoys a steady readership.Its articles tend to be written by academics.Matthiessen to his friend Paul Sweezy (the first editor), the first issue of Monthly Review appeared in May 1949 as the Cold War was starting.Monthly Review Press, an allied endeavor, has published various political books, such as Fanshen by William Hinton, Labour and Monopoly Capital by Harry Braverman, The Development of Underdevelopment by Andre Gunder Frank, Unequal Development by Samir Amin and the English translation of The Open Veins of Latin America, by Eduardo Galeano.Monthly Review has had just six editors in its entire history:.Since its inception, Monthly Review has consistently voiced its support for Socialism and against what it regards to be American imperialism.The editors of Monthly Review are Marxists, but are independent, not aligned with a particular existing revolutionary movement (although they were early admirers of the Cuban Revolution, and generally support Third World revolutionary movements)
Edited sentence: " The magazine enjoys a steady readership and is more influential outside the U.In the pages of the Monthly Review, Marxism is not a political party but a philosophy; a looking-glass with which to view society.Its articles tend to be written mostly by academics — and researched and referenced as such — but are free of academic jargon.Matthiessen to his good friend Paul Sweezy who became the first editor, the first issue of Monthly Review appeared in May 1949 as the United States was beginning its drive toward the Cold War.Monthly Review Press, an allied endeavor, has published many political books, such as Fanshen by William Hinton, Labour and Monopoly Capital by Harry Braverman, The Development of Underdevelopment by Andre Gunder Frank, Unequal Development by Samir Amin and the English translation of The Open Veins of Latin America, by Eduardo Galeano.Monthly Review has had just six editors in its entire history, one of whom is currently still involved:.Since its inception, Monthly Review has been a consistent and outspoken voice for socialism and against American imperialism.The editors of Monthly Review are prominent Marxists, but are independent, not aligned with a particular existing revolutionary movement (although they were early admirers of the Cuban Revolution, and generally support Third World revolutionary movements).than inside it