photo of Daniel Singer by Gennaro Foco
Available from Nation Books:
DESERTER FROM DEATH: Dispatches from
Western Europe 1950-2000
a selection of Daniel Singer's writing from his years
as a young correspondent for The Economist
through his decades at The Nation.
from Monthly Review Press:
WHOSE MILLENNIUM?
...also available in French (Éditions Complexe):
À qui appartient l'avenir ? Pour une utopie réaliste
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THE DANIEL SINGER
MILLENNIUM PRIZE
The Daniel Singer Millennium Prize Foundation annually recognizes an original essay that helps further socialist ideas in the tradition of Daniel Singer. Please see our Statement of Principles.
The winner of the 2009 Daniel Singer Millennium Prize of $2,500 is Salvador Aguilar Sole of Barcelona, Spain, for "Socialism in the 21st Century World: What to Learn from Failed Past Experiences."
The 2010 prize will be awarded for the best essay, of no more than 5,000 words, exploring the question: "Given the devastating effects of the present crisis on working people, what proposals for radical reform can be raised that are both practical to the vast majority while moving us towards the goal of socialism?"
Essays may be submitted in English, Spanish or French and will be judged by an international panel of distinguished scholars and activists. The winner will be announced in December 2010.
Submissions must be received no later than July 31, 2010. Essays can be mailed to:
The Daniel Singer Millennium Prize Foundation
P.O. Box 2371, El Cerrito, CA 94530
Essays can also be e-mailed.