These essays discuss economic history, education, class struggle, Christian Socialism, and Polanyi's central concern for humanity and alternative modes of socio-economic organization.

Table of Contents:
Daniel J. Fusfeld (Univ. of Michigan; former student of Karl Polanyi): Karl Polanyi's Lectures on General Economic History: A Student Remembers.
Michele Cangiani (Univ. of Venice): Prelude to The Great Transformation: Karl Polanyi's Articles for Der ™sterreichesche Volkswirt.
Marguerite Mendell (gen. editor of series): Karl Polanyi and Socialist Education.
Kenneth McRobbie (see bio. below): From the Class Struggle to the "Clean Spring".
Endre J. Nagy (Univ. of Budapest, & the Hunagarian Academy of Sciences): After Brotherhood's Golden Age: Karl & Michael Polanyi.
Kari Polanyi-Levitt (McGill Univ.): Karl Polanyi as Socialist.
Abraham Rotstein (Univ. of Toronto): Weekend Notes: Conversations with Karl Polanyi.
Christopher Lind (St. Andrew's College, Univ. of Saskatchewan): How Karl Polanyi's Moral Economy can Help Religious and Other Social Critics.
Jordan Bishop (University College, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia): Karl Polanyi & Christian Socialism.

Kenneth McRobbie teaches history at the University of British Columbia and is a poet and translator. With Ilona Duczynska, he edited and translated the Selected Poems of Ferenc Juhzs, and collaborated on The Plough and the Pen.