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Understanding Obamacare

The idea that there is a competitive “private sector” in America is appealing, but generally false. No one hates competition more than the managers of corporations. Competition does not enhance…

The War We Can’t Win

by Andrew J. Bacevich,

By Andrew J. Bacevich, in the August 15 issue of Commonweal. Bacevich is a professor of international relations at Boston University and the author, most recently, of The Limits of…

All too human

by Geoffrey Wheatcroft,

The rise and fall of Henry Fairlie

To each according to his greed

by Slavoj Zizek,

Southern Belle Strategy

by Harper’s Staff,

Invisible Hands

by Ken Silverstein,

The secret world of the oil fixer

Sick in the Head

by Luke Mitchell,

Why America won't get the health-care system it needs

Strunk and awe

by Harper’s Staff,

A Foreign Policy You Can’t Refuse

by John C. Hulsman, A. Wess Mitchell,

By John C. Hulsman and A. Wess Mitchell, from “Pax Corleone,” published in February on the website of The National Interest. Hulsman is a scholar in residence at the German…

Little-read book

by Harper’s Staff,

A Fate Worse Than Bush

by Kevin Baker,

Rudolph Giuliani and the politics of personality

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Understanding Obamacare

The War We Can’t Win

All too human

To each according to his greed

Southern Belle Strategy

Invisible Hands

Sick in the Head

Strunk and awe

A Foreign Policy You Can’t Refuse

Little-read book

A Fate Worse Than Bush

August 2007

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