Non-English Editions
In addition to its flagship English language edition, there have been two non-English editions of Monthly Review produced. The first of these, Monthly Review: Seleciones en Castellano was launched in 1963 and targeted towards a readership in Latin America. To this was added an Italian language edition in 1963, produced in Rome as Monthly Review: Edizione Italiana.
A Greek language edition was issued at a later date.
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