City Journal Autumn 2003 | Table of Contents


	Autumn 2003

ontents

Brian C. Anderson
We’re Not Losing the Culture Wars Anymore
Why conservative ideas are everywhere.

Heather Mac Donald
Chief Bratton Takes on L.A.
Can he repeat his NYPD success with America’s most battered police force?

Steven Malanga
Who Runs New York?
No, Mayor Mike, it’s not political bosses. It’s unions and nonprofits.

Sol Stern
Tragedy Looms for Gotham’s School Reform
A fatal flaw may derail the mayor’s Herculean effort.

Victor Davis Hanson
Why History Has No End
Islamic rage and Western disunity show that reports of history’s demise are greatly exaggerated.

E. Fuller Torrey
Leaving the Mentally Ill Out in the Cold
We know how to help them. Too bad the president’s commission didn’t stand up and say so.

Urbanities

Kay S. Hymowitz
Scoring on Sex and the City

Stefan Kanfer
Richard Rodgers: Enigma Variations

Departments

In Prospect

Soundings

Theodore Dalrymple
Oh, to be in England
Sex and the Shakespeare Reader

Letters

Contributors

Brian C. Anderson
Westchester Diarist
A Holy Mess

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