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Feature

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What will become of the poem and the novel in this new century of rapid transformation?
E. Ethelbert Miller
Rebellion in Rosarno

African immigrant workers have been protesting mafia operations as well as nativist racism.
Frederika Randall
Friedmanism at the Fed

How former New York Fed chair Stephen Friedman made a bundle on the AIG bailout.
Greg Kaufmann
Big Tobacco and the Historians

A tale of seduction and intimidation.
Jon Wiener

Editorial

Ten Things You Can Do to Shrink Your Carbon Footprint

Individuals can be a powerful engine for change by demanding green products and reducing fossil fuel consumption.
The Nation
CPR for the Public Option

There’s still a chance it can be resuscitated.
Chris Hayes
Noted.

CPAC’s favorite for president, public options for healthcare,terrorism in the eye of the beholder.
The Editors
Broken ICE

Inside ICE’s secret detention facility on Varick Street in Manhattan.
Jacqueline Stevens
A Troubled Surge

For the offensive in Marja have lasting significance, it must be followed by political settlement and regional diplomacy.
The Editors
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Semites and ‘Anti-Semites’

When the accusation (anti-Semitism) says more about the accuser (The New Republic) than the accused (Andrew Sullivan).
Eric Alterman
Convergences

The cost of failing to see our common fate.
Patricia J. Williams
Alexander Haig Dies; Said He Was in Charge After Reagan Was Shot

As if.
Calvin Trillin

Books & the Arts

Alexander Haig Dies; Said He Was in Charge After Reagan Was Shot

As if.
Calvin Trillin
A Life’s Sentence

Maureen Howard’s most recent novel is The Rags of Time.
Maureen Howard
Shelf Life

Charles Juliet’s Conversations with Samuel Beckett and Bram van Velde; Matthew Spender’s Arshile Gorky: Goats on the Roof: A Life in Letters and Documents; Zak Smith’s We Did Porn: Memoir and Drawings.
Barry Schwabsky
The Bubble and the Globe

Life in America is once more approaching John Ashbery, from one drifty moment to the next.
Joshua Clover
In Disobedient Rooms

Pre-emptive evolution, the voices of time, infodumps: the science fiction of J.G. Ballard offers not prescience but present-sense.
China Miéville
Dancing to the New Music

What will become of the poem and the novel in this new century of rapid transformation?
E. Ethelbert Miller
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Letters published in the March 15, 2010 issue.
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Crossword

Puzzle No. 1766

This puzzle appeared in the March 15, 2010 edition of The Nation.
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Feature

What will become of the poem and the novel in this new century of rapid transformation?

African immigrant workers have been protesting mafia operations as well as nativist racism.

How former New York Fed chair Stephen Friedman made a bundle on the AIG bailout.

A tale of seduction and intimidation.

Editorial

Individuals can be a powerful engine for change by demanding green products and reducing fossil fuel consumption.

There’s still a chance it can be resuscitated.

CPAC’s favorite for president, public options for healthcare,terrorism in the eye of the beholder.

Inside ICE’s secret detention facility on Varick Street in Manhattan.

For the offensive in Marja have lasting significance, it must be followed by political settlement and regional diplomacy.

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Column

When the accusation (anti-Semitism) says more about the accuser (The New Republic) than the accused (Andrew Sullivan).

The cost of failing to see our common fate.

As if.

Books & the Arts

As if.

Maureen Howard’s most recent novel is The Rags of Time.

Charles Juliet’s Conversations with Samuel Beckett and Bram van Velde; Matthew Spender’s Arshile Gorky: Goats on the Roof: A Life in Letters and Documents; Zak Smith’s We Did Porn: Memoir and Drawings.

Life in America is once more approaching John Ashbery, from one drifty moment to the next.

Pre-emptive evolution, the voices of time, infodumps: the science fiction of J.G. Ballard offers not prescience but present-sense.

What will become of the poem and the novel in this new century of rapid transformation?

The stakes are higher now than ever. Get The Nation in your inbox.

Letters

Letters published in the March 15, 2010 issue.

Crossword

This puzzle appeared in the March 15, 2010 edition of The Nation.