October 2, 2006 Issue, THE NATION

The Nation • 119 Years, 5,668 Issues, 110,129 Articles, 163,670pp

Show MoreShow AllFinding...Find More

← Previous IssueOctober 2, 2006 IssueNext Issue →

- Letters, p. 2
- Lawless "Compromises", p. 3
- A Scandal If Not a Crime, p. 4
- No Clear Antiwar Signal
  John Nichols
  , p. 5
- CA Leads on Climate
  Mark Hertsgaard
  , p. 5
- The UN After Lebanon
  Richard Falk
  , p. 6
- Deadline Poet
  Calvin Trillin
  , pp. 6-8
  Bush Explains His Policy on Torture...
- Diary of a Mad Law Professor
  Patricia J. Williams
  , p. 9
  A Klatch of Civilizations
- The Liberal Media
  Eric Alterman
  , p. 10
  Lying About 9/11? Easy As ABC
- What Can Sherrod Brown Do for the Democrats?
  John Nichols
  , pp. 11-15
  Show them how to win blue-collar votes
- Congo Journey
  John le Carre
  , pp. 16-19
  Elections are only one aspect of democracy
- China's Neoliberal Dynasty
  Peter Kwong
  , pp. 20-22
  At the top, "trickle-down economics" rules
- [+]
  Music of My Mind (Review)
  David Yaffe
  , pp. 23-27
  Blowin' Hot and Cool, by John Gennari
  1. Blowin' Hot and Cool by John Gennari
- [+]
  The Illusionist (Review)
  Tobias Jones
  , pp. 28-29
  The Sack of Rome, by Alexander Stille
  1. The Sack of Rome by Alexander Stille
- [+]
  The Lives They Led (Review)
  Kate Levin
  , pp. 30-31
  The Emperor's Children, by Claire Messud
  1. The Emperor's Children by Claire Messud
- [+]
  Unnatural Disaster (3 Reviews)
  Ari Kelman
  , p. 32
  The Great Earthquake and Firestorms of 1906, by Philip Fradkin
  1. The Great Earthquake and Firestorms of 1906 by Philip Fradkin
  2. San Francisco Is Burning by Dennis Smith
  3. A Crack in the Edge of the World by Simon Winchester
- As If I Had Become Happy
  Mahmoud Darwish
  , p. 33
- [+]
  --- by Fatin Abbas (Review) , p. 34
  1. Half of a Yellow Sun by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
- [+]
  Review St. Lucy's Home for Girls Raised by Wolves, by... (Review)
  Christine Smallwood
  , p. 34
  1. St. Lucy's Home for Girls Raised by Wolves by Karen Russell
- [+]
  Review The City Is a Rising Tide, by Rebecca Lee (Review)
  Christine Smallwood
  , pp. 34-40
  1. The City Is a Rising Tide by Rebecca Lee
- Cover
  Gene Case and Stephen Kling