Articles

African Queen African Queen

Filmmakers in sub-Saharan Africa tend to divide their attention between city life today and village life once upon a time. This rule has its exceptions, of course; but if you're s...

Apr 11, 2002 / Books & the Arts / Stuart Klawans

The Royal Scam The Royal Scam

I really must come to England more often. The last time I was here, in mid-February, Princess Margaret gave up the ghost. And now, even as I step off the wondrous train that connec...

Apr 11, 2002 / Column / Christopher Hitchens

Going Down the Road Going Down the Road

o, my momma called, "Why are they letting them gouge us like this?" she wanted to know. "They" are our so-called political leaders in Washington, and "them" are the drugmakers now...

Apr 11, 2002 / Jim Hightower

Where Are the Peaceniks? Where Are the Peaceniks?

Do Not Employ Arabs, Enemies Should Not Be Offered a Livelihood and We Will Assist Those Who Do Not Provide Work For Arabs are just a few of the slogans covering billboards throug...

Apr 11, 2002 / Neve Gordon

An Uneasy Peace An Uneasy Peace

Afghan women are free of the Taliban, but liberation is still a distant dream.

Apr 11, 2002 / Feature / Jan Goodwin

Ending the Death Dance Ending the Death Dance

Israel and Palestine will not find peace until both have security and sovereignty.

Apr 11, 2002 / Feature / Richard Falk

Lonesome Cowboy Lonesome Cowboy

On April 11, as John Anderson notes in this issue, the International Criminal Court was scheduled to go into effect after being ratified by the required sixty nations. Although Bi...

Apr 11, 2002 / The Editors

The Show They Love to Hate The Show They Love to Hate

There is an overall disposition to approach each Whitney Biennial as a State of the Art World Address in the form of an exhibition, organized by a curatorial directorate, present...

Apr 11, 2002 / Books & the Arts / Arthur C. Danto

The Undertaker’s Art, Exhumed The Undertaker’s Art, Exhumed

"It's a great mistake not to feel pleased when you have the chance," a rich, disfigured spinster advises a frail, well-mannered boy in The Shrimp and the Anemone, the first novel ...

Apr 11, 2002 / Books & the Arts / Caleb Crain

Sharon Hawks Down? Sharon Hawks Down?

On April 3, a high-octane collection of thirty-three conservatives sent George W. Bush a letter urging him to lend Washington's "full support to Israel as it seeks to root out the...

Apr 11, 2002 / David Corn

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