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June 13, 2012
Aleksandar Hemon
Eastern Europe Hasn't Died Yet, but It Could at Any Moment
June 8, 2012
Geoffrey Wheatcroft
Jubilee Girl
June 8, 2012
Luke Dempsey
What I Wish I'd Said: An Imagined Dialogue
June 8, 2012
Deirdre N. McCloskey
Happyism
June 7, 2012
Isaac Chotiner
The Curse of Knowledge
June 7, 2012
Stanley Kauffmann
Stanley Kauffmann on Films: Differing Modes
May 30, 2012
Jonathan Blitzer
Spain’s Lost Generation: What Do You Do When Half Your Country’s Youth is Unemployed?
May 18, 2012
Peter E. Gordon
The Border Crossers
May 14, 2012
Mark Schmitt
How 'Veep' Misses the Tragedy and Comedy of Liberal Politics
May 8, 2012
David Thomson
David Thomson on Films: Happy Birthday to an American Icon We No Longer Deserve
May 4, 2012
Emma Larkin
The Force of a Woman
May 4, 2012
Christopher Caldwell
Europe’s Other Crisis
May 3, 2012
The New Republic Staff
Boris Johnson and Other Strange Big City Mayors
April 25, 2012
Alec MacGillis
The Galling Misuse Of The German Example
April 3, 2012
David Thomson
A Cinematic Revival of Britain’s Most Popular Mid-Century Playwright
February 22, 2012
William Deresiewicz
That is So! That is So!
February 21, 2012
Martin Peretz
The Complicated Links Between Mormonism and Judaism
February 14, 2012
Tim Stanley
God Save the Queen: Why the British Monarchy May Not Outlive Elizabeth
February 8, 2012
Isaac Chotiner
Poverty as Destiny
February 8, 2012
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Timothy Noah
The Mobility Myth
Why everyone overestimates American equality of opportunity.
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