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- Editor's Page, pp. 3-4
- Political Prescriptions and Fuzzy Thinking, pp. 5-7
- Democracy, Campaign Financing, and the Supreme Court, pp. 8-10
- What Economists Think about Sweatshops, pp. 11-12
- The Bashing of Working Parents, pp. 13-16
- Netanyahu's Second Year, pp. 17-21
- American Consumerism and Russian Markets, pp. 22-23
- Cyprus, pp. 24-26
- Can Liberalism Survive Clinton?, pp. 27-32
- The Meanings of Citizenship, pp. 33-37
- Organizing Across Boundaries, pp. 38-40 Beyond Identity Politics
- Commonwealth Democracy, pp. 41-50
- Making Them Flinch, pp. 51-55 Five Riddles for the Labor Movement
- Global Capitalism and the Decay of Employment Policy, pp. 56-62
- Democracy, Merit, and Presumptive Virtue, pp. 63-68
- The Artist and the Citizen, pp. 69-75 Meyer Schapiro's Values
- The Lure of Times Square, pp. 76-84
- �---��by Michael Tomasky, pp. 85-89
- �---��by Elliott Currie, pp. 90-91
- �---��by Ester R. Fuchs, p. 92
- �---��by Randall Kennedy, pp. 93-94
- Response, pp. 95-96
- Monumental Correctness and the FDR Memorial, pp. 97-99
- Swings in Politics, pp. 100-101
- Grades as Money, pp. 102-104
- One Hundred Years of the Bund, pp. 105-106
- Business Magazines, pp. 107-110
- [+]Their Libertarianism---and Ours (2 Reviews) , pp. 111-118What It Means to Be a Libertarian, by Charles Murray
- What It Means to Be a Libertarian by Charles Murray
- Libertarianism: A Primer by David Boaz
- [+]Hedging the Neoliberal Bet (Review) , pp. 119-120Has Globalization Gone Too Far?, by Dani Rodrik
- Has Globalization Gone Too Far? by Dani Rodrik
- [+]Still Believing in the Dream (Review) , pp. 121-125Still the Promised City?, by Roger Waldinger
- Still the Promised City? by Roger Waldinger
- Letters, pp. 126-127
- The Last Page, pp. 128-130
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