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Automobile industry and trade

Over the River

By Richard Manning,

Seldom can major national news be distilled to a single boneheaded decision, particularly one that poisoned a city. This circumstance alone could determine a narrative of the water crisis in…

Suing for Justice

By Ralph Nader,

As a law student at Harvard in the 1950s, I heard a professor joke that at the school they contract the law of torts in the morning and distort the…

End of the Road

By Ben Austen,

Bill Londrigan was a researcher with the AFL-CIO’s building-trades division when, in 1986, Toyota broke ground for its first fully owned U.S. assembly plant, on a tract of Kentucky farmland…

Detroit Arcadia

By Rebecca Solnit,

Until recently there was a frieze around the lobby of the Hotel Pontchartrain in downtown Detroit, a naively charming painting of a forested lakefront landscape with Indians peeping out from…

The new journalism

By Harper’s Staff,

Detroit

By Maryann Keller, Kathryn M. Welling,

Readings

Drawn by Ben Sargent,

The wreck of the auto industry

By William Tucker,

Test-driving the new shows

By David C. K. McClelland,

Honest engine

By Dick Hubert,

Reports

By Kenneth R. Schneider,

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