Print Magazine November 9, 2015 Issue Cover art by: Victor Juhasz Purchase Current Issue or Login to Download the PDF of this Issue Download the PDF of this Issue Editorial Why Palestinians Need an International Protection Force It will ensure that lives are placed above politics, and defend a besieged population nearing its 50th year under brutal occupation. Diana Buttu and Nadia Hijab John Cameron Mitchell’s Journey From Reaganite to Punk Queen As Hedwig prepares a national tour, its creator talks with our editors about the show’s genesis, ’90s New York, and socialist project management. Kai Wright and Lizzy Ratner The 5 Books You Need to Read to Understand Gentrification Here’s how it works. DW Gibson What’s Wrong With Obama’s Decision to Keep Troops in Afghanistan They’re protecting the tenuous grip on power of an increasingly unpopular government. The Editors Why Today’s GOP Crackup Is the Final Unraveling of Nixon’s ‘Southern Strategy’ Tea Party rebels are exposing the deep rifts between country-club elites and social-issue hard-liners. William Greider Column One Possibility Calvin Trillin Letters Letters From the November 9, 2015, Issue Inside out and outside in… Gates’s gilded gospel… obstacle illusions… Barry Schwabsky and Michael Sorkin and Our Readers Feature What I Learned on a Luxury Cruise Through the Global-Warming Apocalypse To see the Arctic death spiral firsthand, and to see the Arctic before it melted, I took a 17-day “adventure cruise” and learned an inconvenient truth: We can’t make it stop. Roy Scranton How a Gentrification Scam Threatens New York’s Community Gardens Shady developers know one easy way to build luxury condos: Claim ownership of communal land. DW Gibson Books & the Arts Self as Sovereign Where do we get the notion of mind as separate from body? Emily Wilson Something Important Seeping Out of the World Films about mourning and illness, and some worthy commercial fare, dominated this year’s New York Film Festival. Stuart Klawans The Noisy Silence of Picasso’s Guitars His sculptures reveal the artist’s secret affinities with nascent anti-colonialist movements. Barry Schwabsky Humanism, Science, and the Radical Expansion of the Possible Why we shouldn’t let neuroscience banish mystery from human life. Marilynne Robinson Recent Issues See All "swipe left below to view more recent issues"Swipe → November 2024 October 2024 September 2024 August 2024 July 2024 June 2024 See All x
Why Palestinians Need an International Protection Force It will ensure that lives are placed above politics, and defend a besieged population nearing its 50th year under brutal occupation. Diana Buttu and Nadia Hijab
John Cameron Mitchell’s Journey From Reaganite to Punk Queen As Hedwig prepares a national tour, its creator talks with our editors about the show’s genesis, ’90s New York, and socialist project management. Kai Wright and Lizzy Ratner
What’s Wrong With Obama’s Decision to Keep Troops in Afghanistan They’re protecting the tenuous grip on power of an increasingly unpopular government. The Editors
Why Today’s GOP Crackup Is the Final Unraveling of Nixon’s ‘Southern Strategy’ Tea Party rebels are exposing the deep rifts between country-club elites and social-issue hard-liners. William Greider
Letters From the November 9, 2015, Issue Inside out and outside in… Gates’s gilded gospel… obstacle illusions… Barry Schwabsky and Michael Sorkin and Our Readers
What I Learned on a Luxury Cruise Through the Global-Warming Apocalypse To see the Arctic death spiral firsthand, and to see the Arctic before it melted, I took a 17-day “adventure cruise” and learned an inconvenient truth: We can’t make it stop. Roy Scranton
How a Gentrification Scam Threatens New York’s Community Gardens Shady developers know one easy way to build luxury condos: Claim ownership of communal land. DW Gibson
Something Important Seeping Out of the World Films about mourning and illness, and some worthy commercial fare, dominated this year’s New York Film Festival. Stuart Klawans
The Noisy Silence of Picasso’s Guitars His sculptures reveal the artist’s secret affinities with nascent anti-colonialist movements. Barry Schwabsky
Humanism, Science, and the Radical Expansion of the Possible Why we shouldn’t let neuroscience banish mystery from human life. Marilynne Robinson