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Politics and government

Have conscience, will travel

by Leon Wieseltier,

For a social critic of Israel, Jacobo Timerman knows a lot about Argentina

by Harper’s Staff,

by R.M. K.,

by Charles Peters,

What the Reagan administration can learn from the Carter people's memoirs

by Leonard Reed,

Now that Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan have reformed it, the government is more of a mess that ever

by Harper’s Staff,

by R.M. K.,

by Robert M. Kaus,

Influence peddlers used to deny that they were selling their connections. Now they brag about it

There'll be trouble if the good citizens of Belize don't get television--and soon

by Joseph Dalton,

Britain's Social Democrats stand forthrightly against nastiness. It's not much of a governing principle, but it's working at the polls