January 10, 2011 Issue, THE NATION

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- Letters, p. 2
- Organize & Educate, p. 3
- Capitolism
  Christopher Hayes
  , p. 4
  Fix the Filibuster
- Noted, p. 5
- Mobilizing the Jobless
  Frances Fox Piven
  , pp. 7-8
- Deadline Poet
  Calvin Trillin
  , p. 6
  John Roberts as Umpire: A Reprise
- Subject to Debate
  Katha Pollitt
  , p. 9
  The Case of Julian Assange
- Sister Citizen
  Melissa Harris-Perry
  , p. 10
  When Failure Leads to Success
- The Progressive Honor Roll of 2010
  John Nichols
  , pp. 11-13
  In a tough year, these courageous people and smart ideas shone through
- What Newark Schools Need
  Dana Goldstein
  , pp. 14-17
  Why won't the Facebook philanthropist build on progress already being made?
- Beyond Silver Bullets
  Pedro Noguera and Randi Weingarten
  , pp. 18-23
  The problems facing American education demand solutions, not slogans
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  Conversations With a Myth (Review)
  Ariel Dorfman
  , pp. 24-26
  In his new memoir Nelson Mandela struggles to overcome his image as a saint
  1. Conversations with Myself by Nelson Mandela
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  The Gutted Writ (2 Reviews)
  Robert Perkinson
  , p. 27
  In the Place of Justice, by Wilbert Rideau
  1. In the Place of Justice by Wilbert Rideau
  2. Habeas Corpus by Paul D. Halliday
- from Snips
  Rod Smith
  , pp. 28-29
- Promontory
  Arthur Rimbaud
  , pp. 30-31
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  Shelf Life (5 Reviews)
  Barry Schwabsky
  , p. 32
  Philip Guston, by Clark Coolidge and Philip Guston
  1. Philip Guston by Clark Coolidge and Philip Guston
  2. Telling Stories by David Kaufmann
  3. Correspondence Course by Kristine Stiles
  4. The Experimental Group by Matthew Jesse Jackson
  5. History Becomes Form by Boris Groys
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  Spin Cycle (2 Reviews)
  Paul Duglio
  , pp. 33-34
  The Master Switch, by Tim Wu
  1. The Master Switch by Tim Wu
  2. What Technology Wants by Kevin Kelly
- Improbable, Incredible
  K. Leander Williams
  , pp. 35-40
- Cover Design
  Stephen Kling