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The Nanny Chain

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Vol.
11
No.
4
January 2000

Features

  • It's the Year 2000 Economy, Stupid

    Robert Reich

  • Without a Net

    Christopher Jencks

  • Few Good Men

    Kathryn Edin

  • The Savings Lottery

    Richard Leone

  • The Nanny Chain

    Arlie Hochschild

  • The e-GOP

    Alexander Nguyen

  • Taiwan on the Brink

    Joshua Marshall

  • It Pays to Discover

    Jeremy Derfner

  • Perot, Revised

    Edward Cohn

  • Comment: Schlemiel, Schlimazel

    Robert Kuttner

  • Crazy for Bush?

    Nicholas Confessore

  • When Congress Plays Doctor

    Wendy Kaminer

  • The Taxonomist

    Robert McIntyre

  • Clinton's Bequest Reconsidered

    Jonathan Chait

  • Shades of Green

    Jedediah Purdy

  • Punishing Policies

    Joshua Mason

  • Potemkin Villages

    Mark Greif

  • Reading the American Mind

    Dave Denison

  • Setting Limits on Free Speech

    Franklyn Haiman

  • Justice Brennan Prevails

    Jeremy Derfner

  • Inside John Malkovich

    Alexandra Marshall

  • Diversity Follies

    Joshua Gamson

  • Too Good to Be True

    Peter Schrag

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