Rulers and Ruled in the US Empire: Bankers, Zionists and Militants
James Petras is a Bartle Professor (Emeritus) of Sociology at Binghamton University, New York. He is the author of 63  books published in 29 languages, and over 560 articles in professional journals, including the American Sociological  Review, British Journal of Sociology, Social Research, Journal of Contemporary Asia, and Journal of Peasant Studies.  He  has published over 2000 articles in nonprofessional journals such as the New York Times, the Guardian, the Nation,  Christian Science Monitor, Foreign Policy, New Left Review, Partisan Review, Temps Moderne, Le Monde Diplomatique, and  his commentary is widely carried on the internet.   His publishers have included Random House, John Wiley, Westview,  Routledge, Macmillan, Verso, Zed Books and Pluto Books. He is winner of the Life Time Career Award, Marxist Section, of  the American Sociology Association, the Robert Kenny Award for Best Book, 2002, and the Best Dissertation, Western  Political Science Association in 1968. Some recent titles include  Unmasking Globalization: Imperialism of the Twenty-First  Century (2001); co-author The Dynamics of Social Change in Latin America (2000), Unmasking Globalisation (2001),  System in Crisis (2003), co-author Social Movements and State Power (2003), co-author Empire With Imperialism (2005),  co-author) Multinationals on Trial (2006).  His most recent title, The Power of Israel in the United States (Clarity Press, Inc.  2006), has been acquired for Japanese, German, Italian, Indonesian and Arabic editions.He received his MA and Ph.D. from the University of California at Berkeley.