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Vol.
3
No.
9
March 1992

Features

  • A Lost Political Generation?

    Jonathan Cohn

  • The Great Environmental Awakening

    Mark Sagoff

  • The Pressure Elite: Inside the Narrow World of Advocacy Group Politics

    John Judis

  • Race, Liberalism, and Affirmative Action

    Randall Kennedy

  • Liberalism, Socialism, and Democracy

    Robert Kuttner

  • Race, Liberalism, and Affirmative Action

    Paul Starr

  • The Myth of a Savings Shortage

    Fred Block

  • Flexibility Trap: The Proliferation of Marginal Jobs

    Virginia duRivage

  • Diversity at Berkeley: Demagoguery or Demography?

    Karen Paget

  • Rehnquist's Road to Serfdom: The Ominous Message of -Rust v. Sullivan-

    Wendy Parmet

  • Bringing Fathers Back In: The Child Support Assurance Strategy

    Irwin Garfinkel

  • States First: The Other Path to National Health Reform

    John McDonough

  • Social Support for Self-Reliance: The Politics of Making Work Pay

    John Schwarz

  • Democratizing the Data Banks: Getting Government Online

    James Love

  • Why the States Can't Solve the Health Care Crisis

    Deborah Stone

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