The Right Fight
Enlisted by the feds, can police find sleeper cells and protect civil rights, too?
With responses by David A. Harris, Bob Barr,
Edward Rubin,
William J. Stuntz, Juliette Kayyem,
David A. Sklansky, Kevin R. Johnson,
Elizabeth Glazer, Richard T. Ford, and Corey Robin.
Reply from Daniel Richman
Essays
Who Owns Bruno Schulz?
Poland stumbles over its Jewish past
Benjamin Paloff
Freedom Railway
The unexpected success of a Cold War development project
Jamie Monson
Best Intentions
The story of Tanzania's people's park
Christine J. Walley
What Went Wrong
Anonymous's Imperial Hubris and The 9/11 Commission Report
Rajan Menon
Rich World, Poor World
Francis Fukuyama's State-Building
Mick Moore
Lost Opportunities
Dennis Ross's The Missing Peace
Jeremy Pressman
New Fiction Forum
Expecting
Emily Fridlund
The Uses of Fantasy
Susanna Clarke’s Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell
Jennifer Howard
American Fighter
On writing The Fearless Man
Donald Pfarrer
On Film
See No Evil
Zhang Yimou’s Hero
Alan A. Stone
On Poetry
Master of the Same New Things
Richard Howard’s Inner Voices and Paper Trail
James Longenbach
The Politics of Reading
Marjorie Welish’s Word Group
Zack Finch
Poems
Facilitas
Garth Greenwell
Nativity
L.S. Klatt
The God that Took the Place of Pleasure
Judith Hall
Pilgrim Sonnet
Andrew Grace
Pilgrim Sonnet Redux
Andrew Grace
Song Disowned
Bruce Smith
Union Square
Lori Shine
Poet's Sampler: Jibade-Khalil Huffman
Introduced by Caroline Knox
Microreviews
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BR Kindle Singles
CHAVEZ, JEWS,
AND THE LEFT
by Claudio Lomnitz
and Rafael Sánchez
POOR REASON
Culture Still Doesn't
Explain Poverty
by Stephen Steinberg
APOCALYPSE
by Junot Díaz
