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The Nation Magazine
Founded by anti-slavery abolitionists in 1865, The Nation is America's oldest weekly magazine and has long been regarded as one of the country's definitive journalistic voices. The Nation's editorial mission is to bring a "critical spirit to reporting and analysis of politics, social issues, economics and the arts, while remaining "independent from any parties or organizations." For more than 137 years of writing on politics, culture, books and the arts, The Nation has remained true to its original commitment to be the critical, independent voice in American journalism. Regular contributors have included Martin Luther King Jr., Albert Einstein, Eleanor Roosevelt, Emma Goldman and Jean-Paul Sartre, and, in the contemporary period, Naomi Klein, Katha Pollitt, Gore Vidal, Arthur Miller, Calvin Trillin and Eric Alterman.
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14.03.2008
Daniel Wilkinson wades past the Caracas-Washington 'mudslinging' and invokes Venezuela's past experience with representative democracy -- "a disaster" -- to interpret the coexistence of Chávez's "authoritarian tendencies," enormous popularity, and "Bolivarian" movement.
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24.09.2007
The implication of racially motivated injustice that drove thousands of protesters to the small town of Jena, Louisiana last week is but a small crack in the system-wide failures found across the United States, comments British columnist Gary Younge.
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22.10.2006
Nobel Laureate Mohammad Yunus didn't envision microcredit as a mechanism to end poverty on a wide scale, and that's not what it is today, argues development expert Walden Bello.
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