Bieler, Andreas and Adam David Morton
Theoretical and Methodological Challenges of neo-Gramscian Perspectives in International Political Economy, January 2003.
Gill, Stephen
Gramsci, Modernity and Globalization, 1997 (posted on IGS January 2003).
Gramsci, modernità e globalizzazione, 1997 (posted on IGS January 2003).
Gran, Peter
Subaltern Studies, Racism, and Class Struggle: Examples From India and the United States, 1999 (posted on IGS January 2004).
Kjelsberg, Ronny
Gramsci in Scandinavia – Notes On Ehnmark's Gramsci, January 2014 [pdf]
Rosengarten, Frank
Robert Dombroski’s Critical Engagement with Marxism, January 2003.
Antonio Gramsci and C.L.R. James: Some Parallels and Similarities, August 2002.
San Juan, Jr., E.
Antonio Gramsci on Surrealism and the Avantgarde, January 2005.
Gramsci en Argentina (Noviembre de 2003), Antonino Infranca & Aldo Andrés Casas, December 2003.
Gramsci en Argentina (Enero de 2003), Antonino Infranca, January 2003.
Images of Gramsci: Connections and Contentions in Political Theory and International Relations (University of Nottingham, October 24-25, 2003), Report by Phoebe Moore and Jerine Thomas. December 2003.
The Subaltern can still speak: A report on the Puebla Conference (Autonomous University, Puebla, Mexico; October 7-10, 2003), Report by Koichi Ohara. January 2004.
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