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Deborah Chasman

Deborah Chasman is co-editor of Boston Review.

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Editors' Note

From the Editors: May/June 2013

This issue’s forum takes on the poorly compensated, mind-numblingly tedious, physically

Deborah Chasman, Joshua Cohen

Editors' Note

Editors' Note

This issue’s forum takes on the poorly compensated, mind-numblingly tedious, physically

Deborah Chasman, Joshua Cohen

Editors' Note

From the Editors: January/February 2013

Mid-nineteenth century Americans, according to Stanford University historian Richard White, sought

Joshua Cohen, Deborah Chasman

Editors' Note

From the Editors: November/December 2012

This issue marks ten years since Deb joined BR as co-editor. There has been much to celebrate. BR

Deborah Chasman, Joshua Cohen

Books & Ideas

From the Editors: September/October 2012

“Every night and every morn / Some to misery are born. / Every morn and every night / Some are born to sweet delight. / Some are born to sweet delight, / Some are born to endless night.”

Deborah Chasman, Joshua Cohen

Books & Ideas

From the Editors: November/December 2011

In this issue, historian Alfred Young raises a striking question about the founding of this

Deborah Chasman, Joshua Cohen

Books & Ideas

From the Editors: September/October 2011

Back in 1991 when Josh first took on Boston Review, he was inspired by Noam Chomsky’s important

Deborah Chasman, Joshua Cohen

Books & Ideas

From the Editors: July/August 2011

On Tuesday, May 31, Syed Saleem Shahzad, the Pakistan bureau chief for Asia Times Online and a

Deborah Chasman, Joshua Cohen

Books & Ideas

From the Editors: March/April 2011

In “Securing Arizona,” Tom Barry paints a bleak picture: harsh immigration laws and fiscal

Deborah Chasman, Joshua Cohen

Books & Ideas

From the Editors: January/February 2011

This fall, Boston Review received a generous gift from the estate of Philip L. Quinn (1940–2004

Deborah Chasman, Joshua Cohen

Books & Ideas

From the Editors: November/December 2010

This is our second new-look issue. It is the same idea, but more: more photos, more color, more ads

Deborah Chasman, Joshua Cohen

Books & Ideas

From the Editors: September/October 2010

Much about Boston Review has changed since it was first published 35 years ago. The only constant

Deborah Chasman, Joshua Cohen

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