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Stalking the criminal mind

by David Kelley,

Psychopaths, 'moral imbeciles,' and free will

Cultivating the American garden

by Frederick W. Turner,

Toward a secular view of nature

Balancing the books

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by Lewis H. Lapham,

Celluloid vistas

by Benjamin R. Barber,

What the President's dreams are made of

The social life of Rousseau

by Robert Darnton,

Anthropology and the loss of innocence

Our savage spectacle

by John P. Sisk,

New performers in the theater of cruelty

The book apartheid

by Stephanie Urdang,

The 'pass' and the power of the text

Residues of war

by William Shawcross,

In Bangkok, new wealth and old soldiers

Reflections on power

by Earl Shorris,

A dissenting view

Is arms control obsolete?

by Jimmy Carter, Helmut Sonnenfeldt, Kenneth L. Adelman, Zbigniew Brzezinski, McGeorge Bundy,

Why Johnny can’t think

by Walter Karp,

The politics of bad schooling

Lo, hear the gentle pit bull!

by Vicki Hearne,

Real love has teeth

A check on the Israeli economy

by Craig Karpel,

Walking the Cape

by David Black,

Distance measured in time

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by Thomas Powers, Herbert Scoville, Leon Wieseltier, Richard L. Garwin, Gregory A. Fossedal, Robert Jastrow,

The higher ecology

by Ronald Jager,

A well, a wall, and the 'interconnectedness' of things

Africa brought home

by Edward Hoagland,

Heart of Darkness and its journey downriver

A sweet deal for kiwi fruit

by Doug Bandow,

Price-fixing down on the farm

The souring of the Argentine dream

by Robert W. Cox,

Democracy meets the Red Queen

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by Lewis H. Lapham, Charles A. Murray,

Tinker with Gadgets, Tailor the Facts

by Andrew Cockburn,

The spy as techno-bureaucrat

‘Just don’t fit’

by Larry Heinemann,

Stalking the elusive 'tripwire' veteran

Scenes from a marriage

by John Berger,

The portrait as barren landscape

What are the consequences of Vietnam?

by Paul M. Kennedy, Edward Luttwak, Frances FitzGerald, Peter Marin, George F. Gilder,

Remembering Yalta

by John Lukacs,

What happened, and what did not

The rights game

by Walter Goodman,

Courts, quotas, and the corruption of equality

Eating between the lines

by Mimi Sheraton,

Lunch as a three-ring circus

Missile Center-USA

by David Chamberlain,

In Kimball, Nebraska, they have learned to love the bomb

The bewildered American raj

by Michael Eliot Howard,

Reflections on a democracy's foreign policy

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Stalking the criminal mind

Cultivating the American garden

Balancing the books

Untitled

Celluloid vistas

The social life of Rousseau

Our savage spectacle

The book apartheid

Residues of war

Reflections on power

Is arms control obsolete?

Why Johnny can’t think

Lo, hear the gentle pit bull!

A check on the Israeli economy

Walking the Cape

Untitled

The higher ecology

Africa brought home

A sweet deal for kiwi fruit

The souring of the Argentine dream

Untitled

Tinker with Gadgets, Tailor the Facts

‘Just don’t fit’

Scenes from a marriage

What are the consequences of Vietnam?

Remembering Yalta

The rights game

Eating between the lines

Missile Center-USA

The bewildered American raj

August 1985

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